By Andrej Nikolaidis, CdM columnist You can’t please everyone. Take this, for instance… Was Jesus the best man to ever walk this valley of the shadow of death that we call our world? Was he all for...
Montenegro is preparing to introduce its first foreign investment screening law, bringing the country into line with EU standards as part of its accession...
Montenegro’s average net monthly salary reached €1,036 in June 2026, up 0.3% from May and 2.6% year-on-year, according to the national statistics office...
State administration has 229 fewer service contracts, but numbers are rising in certain institutions
Montenegro’s state institutions have reduced the number of temporary work contracts financed from the state budget. By the end of May 2026, there were 1,656...
Yesterday, I stirred up Twitter a bit with this provocative question, inspired by a discussion on the platform. If Montenegro truly joins the EU and gains the...
The Montenegrin government has adopted a new Nature Protection Bill and sent it to Parliament, proposing stronger safeguards for biodiversity, geological...
Montenegro’s Ministry of Spatial Planning has clarified that apartment owners cannot claim parking spaces or install barriers on shared areas of residential...
The Montenegrin government has submitted urgent amendments to the laws on the National Security Agency (ANB) and Internal Affairs aimed at strengthening...
Prime Minister Milojko Spajic has submitted an amendment to the draft Law on the Government clarifying that a deputy prime minister cannot simultaneously serve...
By Andrej Nikolaidis, CdM columnist Yesterday in Parliament, Milan Knezevic resorted to the most vulgar of all vulgar lines: in an effort to make an already...
The Ministry of Finance says that without its recent reduction in fuel excise taxes, the latest increase in fuel prices would have been even higher. According...