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Zagreb Set To Launch Europe’s First Robotaxi Service

Zagreb is preparing to introduce what is being billed as Europe’s first robotaxi service, as part of a...

Flydubai Suspends Ljubljana Flights Amid Middle East Disruptions

Flydubai has suspended flights between Dubai and Ljubljana’s main international airport until the end of April, citing ongoing disruptions to air traffic caused by escalating tensions...

Last-Minute Bookings Dominate Croatia’s 2026 Tourism Season

Croatia’s tourism sector is increasingly defined by last-minute bookings, as global geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty make travellers more cautious in planning their holidays....

Serbia Eases Euro Payments for Citizens Starting May

From May, citizens in Serbia will be able to make and receive payments in euros more easily, following regulatory changes aimed at modernising the country’s financial...

Albania Faces Fiscal Fatigue As Wage Taxes Become Main Growth Engine

Albania’s economy is showing early signs of strain after years of robust growth fueled by construction, tourism, and wage indexation. While GDP grew by...

IMF to Launch Southeast Europe Development Hub by 2027

The International Monetary Fund will establish a new Regional Capacity Development Center in Rome, marking a significant step in strengthening economic governance across Southeast...

Slovenia Becomes First EU Country to Limit Fuel Purchases Per Vehicle

Under the new rules, households and businesses will face daily fuel purchase limits, although emergency services, essential transport, and certain professional sectors are exempt....

Half a Million Serbs Have Moved to the EU Over the Past Decade

In the past decade around 500,000 citizens of Serbia have emigrated to European Union countries, with the largest number relocating to Croatia.The migration reflects ongoing economic and social pressures...

Novica Vuković, Minister of Finance of Montenegro

Fiscal Discipline Without Losing Momentum

As Montenegro balances fiscal responsibility with the need for continued investment, Finance Minister Novica Vuković outlines how the country is stabilising its public finances,...

Davor Kunc, Head of the EIB Representation to Montenegro

Europe’s Bank Goes Local

Davor Kunc on capital, execution and Montenegro’s next investment phase When the European Investment Bank opened its first permanent office in Montenegro, it signalled a...

Capital & Confidence

Why money keeps choosing Montenegro — and what still makes it hesitate Montenegro does not compete on scale. It competes on density — of coastline,...

Where capital is shaping the country.

Montenegro Investment Map

Viewed from above, Montenegro’s investment landscape reveals a pattern that is both simple and strategic. Capital does not disperse randomly. It concentrates — along...

Governor Dr Irena Radović

Stability in a Euroised System

Governor Irena Radović on banking resilience, SEPA integration and the structural realities of operating without monetary autonomy. Montenegro’s financial system rarely makes headlines — and...

Tamás Kamarási, President of the Management Board of Crnogorska Komercijalna Banka

Banking Is Going Digital. Leadership Is Still Human.

Tamás Kamarási, President of the Management Board of Crnogorska Komercijalna Banka, explains how Montenegro’s largest bank is navigating rapid technological change, growing competition and...

Martin Leberle, CEO of NLB Bank Podgorica

How NLB Bank Rewrote the Rules of Banking in Montenegro – A Decade of Change

Martin Leberle on transformation, digital acceleration and the discipline required to lead Over the past decade, NLB Bank Podgorica has undergone one of the most...