AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMontenegro EU politics: Parliament is set to vote on Thursday on whether to keep Andrija Mandić as speaker, after opposition parties seized on his condolence message to the son of Ratko Mladić, renewing scrutiny of his political past and current stance. EU enlargement pressure: EU ministers discussed the rule-of-law situation in candidate countries including Montenegro, while the EU continues work on enlargement roadmaps that could shape Montenegro’s path. Tourism ties: Montenegro and Armenia agreed to expand tourism cooperation, with rural tourism highlighted and Montenegro’s recent visa policy changes for Armenians noted. Sports—UEFA Nations League: Montenegro begins its 2026-27 Nations League campaign in League C, Group 2, with a key match against Cyprus aimed at topping the group and winning promotion. International spotlight: A UN statement backed by 50 countries (including Montenegro) called for Russia to cease fire in Ukraine, while the US did not join. Security & influence: Russian academics linked to the EU-sanctioned Gorchakov Fund promoted “Serbian World” themes in Montenegro, triggering a backlash over affiliations and messaging. Culture: Montenegro selected the documentary “To Hold a Mountain” as its official Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film.
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