For years, European integration in the Western Balkans felt like a process permanently stuck between ambition and postponement. Negotiations advanced, governments changed, reforms were...
THE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDING
Albania's planned luxury resort developments is about more than one project. It reflects a question every Adriatic country is increasingly being forced...
For decades, Albania’s energy story was largely written by its rivers. Hydropower supplied the overwhelming majority of the country’s electricity, making the energy system...
Since Croatia joined the eurozone, the role of the Croatian National Bank (HNB) governor has changed significantly. The focus is no longer on independently shaping monetary...
For much of the past decade, Montenegro has been discussed through a narrow lens: tourism, luxury real estate and its dramatic Adriatic coastline. But...
Viewed from above, Montenegro’s investment landscape reveals a pattern that is both simple and strategic. Capital does not disperse randomly. It concentrates — along...
Montenegro does not suffer from invisibility. Quite the opposite.
Over the past decade, the country has built one of the most recognisable destination brands in...
By the Montenegrin Foreign Investors Council (MFIC)
The Montenegrin Foreign Investors Council, which for almost two decades has brought together leading international companies operating in the country, recognises progress in several...
Montenegro’s economy is often described in numbers: growth rates, investment volumes, arrivals, megawatts. Useful, yes. Complete, no. Because an economy isn’t only measured by...
Lifestyle, flexibility and geography are quietly turning the country into a magnet for global professionals.
In the global competition for talent, the winners are no...
By Vojin Golubović, PhD, University of Donja Gorica
Why growth without institutional reform risks becoming fragile progress
Montenegro’s deepest structural problem is what could be described as a form of state-political capitalism —...
