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Adriatic tourism and Balkan political/fiscal reforms

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Adriatic tourism continues to see high prices and mixed patterns. In Montenegro, Sveti Stefan’s luxury rates and beach fees have sparked protests. In Croatia, debates persist over beach concessions and rising hospitality costs, while Neum, Bosnia-Herzegovina, remains a budget-friendly alternative despite infrastructure and staffing challenges. In Montenegro, the Parliament has unanimously adopted constitutional amendments regarding the Central Bank and the Judicial and Prosecutorial Council. Deputy Prime Minister Filip Ivanović stated these changes align with European Commission standards for EU integration, though opposition leader Danijel Živković expressed concerns regarding excessive judicial power and insufficient oversight. In Serbia, the distribution of a 6,000 dinar one-time financial aid payment to approximately 7.1 million adult citizens is concluding. While the official disbursement period is scheduled through September 25, authorities clarified that funds for those registered via the Treasury portal remain available for one year, and Shareholders' Fund beneficiaries face no expiration date. Legal experts have noted that these specific funds are protected by law and cannot be seized by enforcement officers to settle debts. Heirs of deceased fund holders may receive between 7,700 and 18,000 dinars by presenting a valid inheritance decree. ~~Regarding social welfare, Serbia’s Law on Parent-Caregivers takes effect~~ On October 1, ~~2026.~~ 2026, Serbia officially implemented the Law on Parent-Caregivers. This law allows unemployed parents living with a dependent to apply for official status to receive a monthly allowance of 65,000 dinars, ensuring they maintain pension, disability, and health insurance rights. ~~Applications can be submitted via~~ The Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs noted that the ~~eUprava portal or in person, with social work centers required~~ benefit will be adjusted to ~~issue decisions within 15 days. In Croatia,~~ the ~~government is progressing with housing solutions~~ nominal growth rate of average salaries starting March 1 of next year. While dozens of electronic applications were submitted immediately upon rollout, some families have expressed concerns that applying for ~~vulnerable citizens following European Court~~ this status might trigger reassessments that could potentially reduce the disability ratings of ~~Human Rights rulings.~~ their children.

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