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Last update: 7 hours agoSchengen Reality Check: Serbia is pushing for Western Balkans to enter Schengen “as early as this summer,” but experts say it’s more political than practical because each country still must meet tough border, visa, and security standards—Montenegro backs deeper integration while keeping its sights on full EU membership by 2028. EU Accession Momentum: Cyprus renewed its support for Montenegro’s EU bid, pointing to a new Brussels working group to draft Montenegro’s accession treaty—talks expected to stay front and center in President Milatović’s Cyprus visit. New Flight Links for Travelers: flynas is adding direct Riyadh routes to Rome, Munich, and Budapest, and bringing back seasonal Riyadh–Podgorica flights (plus Maldives), with three-times-weekly service starting late June—good news for summer planning. Travel Rules Update: Europe’s digital border shift is already underway with EES operational across Schengen, and ETIAS is set for Q4 2026, so travelers should expect stricter pre-travel prep. Montenegro in the Spotlight: A new wellness-and-residential project, ŠAS Heights, is announced near Lake Šas, adding to the country’s growing “slow luxury” appeal.
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