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Sunday, October 25, 2026
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A landslide brought the Nikšić-Podgorica railway to a halt today after a train struck debris and derailed. Service on the line remains suspended while crews attempt to clear the tracks.
A new draft law suggests the government wants to know exactly who is carrying what across the border, proposing fines of up to 40,000 euros for legal entities that fail to declare their cash. At the State University, the audit is more academic: only six professors now appear on the Stanford list of top researchers, a decline in international standing that the budget does not quite explain.
The dream of joining the EU by 2028 is meeting the reality of the calendar and its neighbors. Vesna Pusić noted that ratification alone takes eighteen months, while Agriculture Minister Vladimir Joković suggested there are limits to how many of Croatia’s demands can be met before dignity is lost.
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A proposed draft law aims to impose significant penalties, including fines up to 40,000 euros for legal entities and 8,000 euros for individuals, for failing to declare money when crossing the border.
CDM:
Fines up to 40,000 euros for undeclared money at the border
Failure to declare money when crossing the border could lead to substantial penalties, with fines of up to 40,000 euros for legal entities and up to 8,000 euros for individuals, as proposed by a new draft law that also introduces new obligations.
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Vesna Pusić stated that Montenegro's EU accession by 2028 is unlikely due to the extensive ratification process and unresolved Croatian demands. Vladimir Joković, the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, emphasized that Montenegro must maintain its dignity and cannot perpetually meet Croatia's demands for EU membership.
Antena M:
Montenegro's EU Accession Unlikely by 2028, Says Pusić
Pusić stated that Montenegro is unlikely to become an EU member by 2028 because the ratification process takes at least a year and a half, and Croatia's demands can be resolved by agreement.
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Joković: Montenegro Cannot Indefinitely Fulfill Croatia's Demands
Montenegrin official Joković stated that Montenegro cannot indefinitely fulfill Croatia's demands on its path to full EU membership, highlighting that dignity must be maintained.
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The State University of Montenegro is reportedly experiencing a decline in its international recognition, as evidenced by a significantly lower number of its professors appearing on Stanford's list compared to universities with similar or smaller budgets.
Pobjeda:
State University Losing International Recognition
The State University of Montenegro is experiencing a decline in international recognition, with only six professors listed on Stanford's list, compared to universities with similar or smaller budgets.
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