AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBorder Chaos: Long queues are back at the Croatia–Montenegro crossing at Karasovići, with drivers waiting about three hours into Croatia and around 90 minutes the other way, while Vitaljina is far calmer at roughly 30 minutes. Conservation & Science: Citizen expeditions in Montenegro’s Durmitor region helped scientists describe two new land snail species, strengthening calls to protect Komarnica Canyon rather than expand hydropower plans. EU Path: Politico reports Iceland and Montenegro could join the EU together in 2028 if Iceland relaunches accession talks, with a possible “package” approach and Montenegro’s remaining chapters seen as crucial. Tourism Watch: A look at Portonovi’s seven-year rise highlights how Montenegro tourism is shifting toward high-end luxury—and the pressure it puts on local ties, infrastructure, and EU-level competitiveness. Local Tech & Families: M:tel Montenegro partners with MyTurn on a digital hygiene campaign aimed at safer internet habits and healthier screen time for families. Community & Culture: Ulcinj opened its 25th international book fair, bringing together writers and readers and underscoring the city’s role in regional literary life.
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