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Balkans heating fuel and energy price surge

11 clusters · 70 sources · last updated

Latest: Montenegro pellet market faces price disputes and legal challenges

In mid‑July 2026, heating fuel prices began climbing sharply across the Balkans. In Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), pellet prices jumped to 600–722 KM per tonne, while split firewood rose by about 20 KM per cubic metre. Se

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Montenegro judicial system legal and administrative updates

3 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Montenegro Ministry of Justice proposes 50% increase in court fees

Montenegro is facing legal and administrative challenges regarding its judicial system. Following a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights, the state is required to pay Saša Boreta 1,620 euros in non-material damag

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Measles resurgence and vaccine policy disputes in Balkans

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Latest: Montenegro MMR vaccine coverage rises to 63% amid measles epidemic warnings

The resurgence of measles in the Balkan region continues to drive public health responses and intense social debates. In Serbia, confirmed cases have reignited polarized discussions on social media regarding misinformati

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Montenegro international legal and anti-corruption summits

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Montenegro hosts European anti-corruption conference in Budva

Montenegro has hosted a series of international conferences focused on legal and institutional strengthening as part of its European integration efforts. In early October, Tivat hosted the ‘On the Constitution, State, a

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Montenegrin maritime union legal challenge

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Latest: Labor disputes arise over maritime laws in Montenegro and strike legality in Croatia

The Independent Maritime and Transport Workers Union of Montenegro has filed an initiative with the Constitutional Court to review specific provisions of the Maritime Safety Act. The union is challenging articles that al

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