AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMontenegro EU push under pressure: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić says Podgorica has “serious intelligence” about hybrid attacks meant to destabilise Montenegro’s EU path, while the EU enlargement working group is set to review draft positions next week on closing four negotiation chapters. EU ties and travel links: President Jakov Milatović met Slovakia’s leaders in Bratislava, highlighting energy, infrastructure, tourism and a direct Podgorica–Bratislava air connection as both countries look to deepen cooperation. Ryanair demand for Montenegro: Ryanair says Podgorica is a top summer 2026 pick among Belgian passengers, promoted as a gateway to Montenegro’s mountains, rivers and vineyards. Cruise momentum in Kotor: Oceania’s Regatta is finishing a farewell voyage that includes Kotor, as the ship transitions to a new operator brand after a 23-year run. Tourism risk watch: A climate-risk analysis flags Montenegro among European countries with higher expected residential wildfire damage by 2050. Practical travel note: Montenegro’s EU reforms also intersect with border rules—Serbia says it won’t follow Montenegro’s visa moves, while Montenegro’s own accession progress continues.
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