Montenegro's EU Chapters 18 and 19 Closure Delayed ↗
Front page leadMontenegro will definitely not close EU accession chapters 18 and 19 in September, indicating a setback in its integration process.
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The news from Antena M on September 24, 2026, focuses on Montenegrin politics, with discussions on potential government crises, EU integration, and parliamentary procedures. Other prominent stories include domestic weather, legal proceedings regarding smuggling, cultural events, and infrastructure…
Montenegro will definitely not close EU accession chapters 18 and 19 in September, indicating a setback in its integration process.
An attempt will be made at noon to remove Mandić, marking the third such effort, with the primary question being whether a quorum will be present for the parliamentary session.
Montenegrin President Milatović stated at the UN that the country aspires to see its flag among those of EU member states by 2028, highlighting EU integration goals.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) session in Kotor was postponed due to a lack of quorum, suggesting a deep crisis within the local government.
The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Montenegro (AMSCG) reported that several roads are closed due to ongoing works, advising drivers to exercise caution.
Montenegro is experiencing a sunny day, but a change in weather is anticipated for the evening.
The pre-trial detention for individuals suspected of smuggling cigarettes and drugs in Rožaje has been extended by three months.
Rubio commented on Serbia's involvement in issues that could be problematic and explosive in the region.
Legends of Chelsea and Tottenham have scheduled a spectacle match for March.
The national policy framework for alternative fuels infrastructure is expected to align the transport and energy systems with European standards and promote sustainable mobility.
The Constitutional Court will decide today whether to review the constitutionality of mandatory vaccination as a condition for children's attendance in kindergartens.
A Festival of Science and Innovation brought together students from all over Montenegro, showcasing projects from robotics and video games to chemistry and physics experiments.
The play 'Autumn in My Town,' which originated from a supported idea, has evolved into an award-winning production.