AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Rule of Law Watch: The European Commission’s 2026 Rule of Law Report flags uneven progress across the Western Balkans, warning that Serbia’s judiciary and prosecutors face political pressure and that media enforcement and electoral reforms still lag—while Montenegro is also covered in the bloc-wide monitoring. EU Growth Plan: A mid-term look at the EU’s Growth Plan for the Western Balkans says Montenegro, Albania and North Macedonia are broadly on track, while Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina are lagging on reform milestones tied to EU funding. Montenegro Culture & Nature: In Durmitor National Park, artists from Montenegro and Serbia created giant grass pictograms inspired by medieval tombstones, part of the Wild Beauty Art festival. Tourism & Travel Policy: Montenegro has published its 2026 list of African countries eligible for visa-free entry (up to 90 days), setting the stay rule for visitors. Local Economy & Society: A report highlights Porto Montenegro’s ultra-luxury marina as a magnet for oligarch-linked wealth, while another piece notes Montenegro’s bird haven in Ulcinj is fading—raising concerns about what’s being lost.
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