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Montenegro: Former president stays silent in corruption probe — FrontPages.eu, November 04, 2026

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Former President Milo Đukanović refused to answer questions regarding the Telekom privatization probe, asserting that he is a target of political persecution. This marks a new, confrontational phase in the high-profile corruption investigation. The European Commission has issued a report indicating that Montenegro's "Euro model" could pose risks to public finances, prompting ongoing discussions about the implications for the country's upcoming budget and its EU accession path. In financial news, an investigation revealed millions of euros originating from Montenegro were transferred to Alta Bank. The Central Bank of Montenegro has since reassured citizens that all Alta Pay Group transactions have been realized and their funds are not endangered. Separately, there is a call for the Montenegrin National Council to be returned to Montenegrins, with allegations of political propaganda and misuse of funds.

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Former President Milo Đukanović (leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro) refused to answer questions concerning the privatization of Telekom and asserts that he is a victim of political persecution, adding a new dimension to the ongoing corruption investigation.

Vijesti: Djukanović Refused to Answer Questions About Telekom Privatization

President Djukanović declined to answer questions concerning the privatization of the telecommunications company.

Pobjeda: Djukanovic Claims Political Persecution; All Abusers of Institutions Will Be…

A lawyer asserts that the Protector of Property and Legal Interests lacks the legal authority to pursue criminal prosecution, and that Djukanovic's statement implies giving consent to such actions.

A European Commission report warns that Montenegro's 'Euro model' may pose risks to public finances, sparking discussions about its impact on the forthcoming budget and the country's EU accession process.

Vijesti: EU Report on Montenegro: 'Euro model' May Be Risky for Public Finances

A European Commission report indicates that the 'Euro model' could pose risks to Montenegro's public finances.

Vijesti: Budget Coming, Is It With the 'Euro Model'?

There is discussion about the arrival of the budget and its connection to the 'Euro model'.

Pobjeda: Report from the European Commission on Montenegro: Euro Model Represents...

A report from the European Commission concerning Montenegro's progress and its 'Euro model' is discussed.

Pobjeda: Jutarnji List: Montenegro by the End of This Year

According to Jutarnji List, Montenegro is expected to receive precise deadlines for its EU accession by the end of the year, with monitoring and potential...

Pobjeda: Bern: All EU Members Agree Montenegro Should Close...

All member states of the European Union have agreed that Montenegro should finalize its accession process.

An investigation has uncovered that millions of euros from Montenegro were transferred to Alta Bank, though the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has stated that all transactions for Alta Pay Group are realized and citizens' funds are not at risk.

Vijesti: Millions from Montenegro Went to Alta Bank

An investigation reveals that millions of euros originating from Montenegro were transferred to Alta Bank.

Antena M: CBCG: All Alta Pay Group Transactions Realized, Citizens' Funds Unaffected

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) states that all transactions for Alta Pay Group have been realized, and citizens' money is not endangered.

There is a call for the Montenegrin National Council to be returned to Montenegrins, with allegations that it is currently being used for political propaganda by the outgoing administration and has misused funds from Serbia and Vojvodina.

Pobjeda: Montenegrin National Council to be Returned, Accused of Political Propaganda

A call is made to return the Montenegrin National Council to Montenegrins, as it is currently allegedly being used for political propaganda by the outgoing administration and has misused funds from Serbia and Vojvodina.

Mugoša discussed the sustainability of the Montenegrin economy in a radio interview.

Antena M: Mugoša Discusses Sustainability of Montenegrin Economy

Mugoša discusses the sustainability of the Montenegrin economy in a radio interview.

Tanja Šeter expressed her sentiments about the diminishing spirit of the older areas of Podgorica.

CDM: Tanja Šeter for CdM: The Soul of Old Podgorica is Lost

Tanja Šeter expresses her feelings about the fading spirit of the older parts of Podgorica.

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