AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoForeign Influence: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić is calling for an investigation into possible foreign influence through media and business links involving M:tel, Alta Bank and Alta Pay Group. His party wants parliamentary scrutiny; Spajić says institutions should establish whether anyone tried to undermine the country’s stability or EU path. Kotor Incident: Three Albanian high-school students were held overnight after making Albania’s double-headed eagle gesture during a school trip. Reports say a local woman accused them of threatening her; they were released the next morning and continued their visit. EU Accession: Brussels is considering tougher safeguards for future members, with Montenegro likely to be the first test case as it advances toward membership. Connectivity: Air Montenegro plans Brussels flights from November 30 and three weekly Zagreb flights. Montenegro and Jordan have also signed a visa-exemption agreement. Conservation: Montenegro is among nine countries set to receive support from a new $4.5 million biodiversity fund project.
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