Author : Jovana Marović

BiEPAG Reacts: The Hamlet dilemma is next for both the EU and Montenegro, but before that there is always the (same) report

Jovana Marović04. 11. 2024.

by Jovana Marović04. 11. 2024.

Originally published on BiEPAG blog Everyone who follows Montenegro’s accession talks with the EU knew what to expect from this year’s European Commission report: Regardless...

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Kotor Summit within the Growth Plan: New, better, faster?

Jovana Marović17. 05. 2024.24. 05. 2024.

by Jovana Marović17. 05. 2024.24. 05. 2024.

This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog. Today, a new summit was held in Kotor within the framework of the Growth Plan, an instrument...

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2023 European Commission Report on Montenegro: Average, and still the best in the region

Jovana Marović09. 11. 2023.09. 11. 2023.

by Jovana Marović09. 11. 2023.09. 11. 2023.

This piece was originally published on BiEPAG blog Another annual report of the European Commission has been published which only a few will read in detail...

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What to expect from the new government in Montenegro: cosmetic or real change?

Jovana Marović01. 02. 2021.02. 02. 2021.

by Jovana Marović01. 02. 2021.02. 02. 2021.

After the long-awaited shift of the ruling majority in Montenegro, the main dilemma which burdens the domestic and foreign community is whether the change of...

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China’s growing investments in Montenegro – will the new government break their secrecy?

Jovana Marović06. 11. 2020.12. 11. 2020.

by Jovana Marović06. 11. 2020.12. 11. 2020.

This article was originally published on The Berlin Process – Information and Resource Centre website. China is present in Montenegro primarily through the construction of a highway...

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EC report on Montenegro: Many challenges lie ahead

Jovana Marović12. 10. 2020.

by Jovana Marović12. 10. 2020.

The article was originally published on BiEPAG Blog. Montenegro has welcomed this year’s European Commission report in a better mood. Not because the administration (or citizens)...

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EU greenlights accession talks for Albania and N. Macedonia: All’s Well That Ends Well?

Jovana Marović06. 04. 2020.06. 04. 2020.

by Jovana Marović06. 04. 2020.06. 04. 2020.

Dear governments in Albania and North Macedonia, congratulations! You have finally received the long awaited acknowledgment of your work. Or have you? Apart from its...

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An EU Membership for the Balkans Named Desire

Jovana Marović20. 11. 2019.

by Jovana Marović20. 11. 2019.

The article was originally published on BiEPAG blog. We have entered an unusually fruitful period when it comes to ideas on the sorely needed revitalisation...

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Montenegro should stop making bad commitments on its European path

Jovana Marović06. 06. 2019.06. 06. 2019.

by Jovana Marović06. 06. 2019.06. 06. 2019.

In anticipation of the Juncker Commission appointment, Montenegro was a country with an already significant negotiating capacity and experience and which was truly successful in...

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Montenegro well prepared for reform simulation, European Commission for imprecise reporting

Jovana Marović25. 04. 2018.25. 04. 2018.

by Jovana Marović25. 04. 2018.25. 04. 2018.

When the European Commission released a new credible enlargement perspective strategy for the Western Balkan countries in February, the clear language that was used to...

Jovana Marović

Executive Director of the Politikon network, a Podgorica-based think tank, member of the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BiEPAG), and a member of the Working group for Chapter 23, Judiciary and Fundamental Rights, within the EU accession negotiations of Montenegro.

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BiEPAG Reacts: The Hamlet dilemma is next for both the EU and Montenegro, but before that there is always the (same) report

Kotor Summit within the Growth Plan: New, better, faster?

2023 European Commission Report on Montenegro: Average, and still the best in the region

What to expect from the new government in Montenegro: cosmetic or real change?

China’s growing investments in Montenegro – will the new government break their secrecy?

EC report on Montenegro: Many challenges lie ahead

EU greenlights accession talks for Albania and N. Macedonia: All’s Well That Ends Well?

An EU Membership for the Balkans Named Desire

Montenegro should stop making bad commitments on its European path

Montenegro well prepared for reform simulation, European Commission for imprecise reporting

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