Fight against corruption will not be an easy task for the new Montenegrin government
The opposition in Montenegro won the August general elections on the wave of popular discontent over the law on religious freedom, but this issue was...
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BiEPAG Policy Brief: Trust in the democratic process can be regained
by EWB
LONDON – “The ‘collective action’ problem in the Balkans – characterised as lack of confidence in the possibility of change, leading to disillusionment with the...
EC report on Montenegro: Many challenges lie ahead
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)...
Popa: Lack of dialogue and mistrust among political actors recognized in Montenegro
by EWB
PODGORICA – European Commission Progress Report on Montenegro contained a number of recommendations and guidelines that all relevant political actors should meet and work together...
Marović: Montenegro remains only rhetorically committed to reforms
by EWB
PODGORICA – Member of the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BiEPAG) and Executive Director of the Politikon Network Jovana Marović said for Vijesti that for...
Seizing the democratic opportunity in Montenegro
The article was first published on EUROPP – European Politics and Policy blog and written by Florian Bieber and Jovana Marović. The parliamentary elections in...
A possibility of DPS losing power main focus of tomorrow’s election in Montenegro
by EWB
PODGORICA – The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has been in power in Montenegro for 30 years and is entering tomorrow’s parliamentary election politically weakened....
Frontrunner in trouble: Montenegro to hold elections amidst political crisis and COVID-19 scare
High tensions, protests, deteriorating rule of law and freedom of the media, unresolved corruption affairs, but also a worsened epidemiological situation – that is how...
Freedom House reports on Serbia and Montenegro: “The results were not surprising”
Freedom House’s “Nations in Transit” report drew more attention than usual after classifying Serbia and Montenegro as “hybrid regimes”, in which the power is based...
Perception of EU aid amidst the pandemic faces challenges across the Western Balkans
A diplomatic bomb thrown by the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić last month has taken up most of the attention in the discussion about the...