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Sunday, September 13, 2026
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Montenegro is seeing significant developments on both the legal and economic fronts. The Special Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into the Municipality of Budva regarding a potential overpayment for a building, with millions of euros at stake. This comes as the government pushes forward with new legislative measures, including a draft law on social economy that would require enterprises in this sector to reinvest at least half of their profits.
Meanwhile, the European Union has urged Montenegro to maintain momentum on its reform process, specifically highlighting the Central Election Commission and the Judicial Council. Economically, the country faces an annual inflation rate that has risen to 4.5%, alongside concerns about a potential construction boom where concrete growth outstrips infrastructure development.
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Montenegro's Special Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the Municipality of Budva over a potential overpayment for a building formerly owned by JRB, with millions of euros reportedly under scrutiny.
Vijesti:
Millions Under Scrutiny: Special Prosecutor's Office Investigates if…
Montenegro's Special Prosecutor's Office is investigating whether the Municipality of Budva potentially overpaid for a building formerly owned by JRB, with millions of euros in question.
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The Montenegrin government has submitted a draft law on social economy to the Parliament, aiming to establish a legal framework for the sector and requiring social economy entities to reinvest a minimum of 50% of their profits.
CDM:
Social Enterprises Must Reinvest at Least 50% of Profits
The Montenegrin government has submitted a draft law on social economy to the Parliament, establishing a legal framework for this sector and requiring social economy entities to reinvest a minimum of 50% of their profits.
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The European Union delegation has called on Montenegro to maintain momentum in its reform process, specifically prioritizing progress on the Central Election Commission and the Judicial Council.
Antena M:
EU Delegation Urges Montenegro Not to Slow Reforms
The European Union delegation has called on Montenegro to maintain momentum in its reform process, prioritizing the Central Election Commission and the Judicial Council.
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Tamara Vujović, a member of the presidency of the Democrats, responded to Lindon Đeljaj, a member of the presidency of the Albanian Forum, emphasizing that legal rights must be respected and no one can claim rights beyond what the law allows. Separately, Maida Gorčević, the Minister of European Affairs, clarified that Prime Minister Milojko Spajić did not intend to accuse anyone when addressing concerns about hybrid activities aimed at destabilizing Montenegro.
Antena M:
Vujovic Responds to Deljaj: Nobody Can Have More Rights Than the Law Allows
Minister Vujović addressed Deljaj, stating that legal rights must be respected and no individual or group can claim rights beyond what is stipulated by law.
Pobjeda:
Goranović: Spajić's intention was not to accuse any...
Goranović states that Prime Minister Spajić did not intend to accuse anyone, addressing concerns about hybrid activities destabilizing Montenegro.
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A delegation from the Democratic National Party (DNP) attended a 'Serbs for Trump' gathering in Dallas, marking an instance of international political engagement.
Antena M:
Montenegrin Delegation Attends 'Serbs for Trump' Rally in Dallas
A delegation from the DNP party attended a 'Serbs for Trump' gathering in Dallas, highlighting international political engagement.
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A former German MP, Josip Juratovic, stated that while Andrija Mandić may regret Serbia, the European Union holds significantly greater importance for him, and the EU would not penalize Montenegro due to the actions of one individual.
Pobjeda:
Juratovic for Pobjeda: Mandic regrets Serbia, but EU is much more important to…
A former German MP states that while Andrija Mandić may regret Serbia, the European Union is far more important to him, and the EU would not punish Montenegro because of one person.
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Sutjeska football club has an opportunity to advance closer to the top of the Meridianbet 1. CFL league by playing two consecutive derby matches against the first and second-placed teams.
Pobjeda:
Champion feels the leader's proximity
Sutjeska has the opportunity to move closer to the top of the Meridianbet 1. CFL league by playing two consecutive derby matches against the first and second-placed teams.
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