What are the latest news in Montenegro?

EU Accession & Judicial Reforms The Parliament of Montenegro passed major constitutional amendments reforming the composition and appointment procedures of the Judicial Council and Prosecutorial Council. The reforms remove the Minister of Justice from the Judicial Council to reduce executive branch influence and strengthen the independence of the Central Bank. Deputy Prime Minister Filip Ivanović emphasized that these changes are intended to accelerate the closing of EU negotiation chapters. -ConstitutionNet———Regional Security Concerns Prime Minister Milojko Spajić raised concerns over alleged coordinated hybrid activities aimed at political destabilization. According to security assessments, these operations reportedly seek to interfere with Montenegro’s stability and its momentum toward EU accession. -Albanian Daily News——–Strategic Infrastructure & Defense

• Transport: The Transport Administration signed a €17 million contract to build a 3-kilometer section of the western bypass motorway around Podgorica.- SeeNews———
• Housing: The Public Works Ministry finalized a €40 million deal for design and construction works on the initial phase of the Velje Brdo residential project near Podgorica. -SeeNews——–
• Defense: The Ministry of Defence received 31 military logistics vehicles from Italian manufacturer Iveco to modernize the transport and operational capacities of the armed forces.- SeeNews———
• Energy: Development continues on renewable energy projects, including a planned 60 MWp solar installation in Cetinje and ongoing environmental assessments for regional wind and hydropower facilities. -SeeNews——–

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