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Montenegro
The news from CDM focuses heavily on Montenegro's domestic affairs, particularly its economy and social trends. There's a significant report on the utilization of the capital budget for infrastructure projects like highways, and another on demographic shifts with a positive natural population…
In the first six months of this year, Montenegro spent 82.53 million euros from its capital budget, representing 27% of the total allocated funds. Investments have increased by 61%, with 97 million euros earmarked for highways and expressways.
Montenegro has a positive natural population growth, but 15 municipalities are experiencing a decline. In a recent period, 1,006 marriages were recorded, while 175 divorces occurred.
Predrag Zenović believes that Montenegro's membership in the European Union by 2028 is a realistic goal and advises against discussing alternative scenarios prematurely.
An update indicating that Russian forces have struck a target in Europe.
A story about an American individual, with the headline suggesting a personal encounter or recognition.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the robbery of a megamarket in Budva, and the police are continuing their investigation.
Since the implementation of a new law, 48 drivers have been apprehended, primarily for driving under the influence of alcohol and committing serious traffic offenses.
The Montenegrin police have successfully recovered and returned a stolen BMW vehicle to its rightful owner.
Montenegro is listed among countries with a low average debt per capita, under 1,000 euros, ranking ahead of North Macedonia and behind Serbia.
In Ulcinj, the police have detained individuals suspected of attacking law enforcement officers.
