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Kolašin communities file criminal complaint over 200,000-euro road works

Representatives of two local communities have filed a criminal complaint over road works in Kolašin, disputing asphalt paving towards Kostrikovača Monastery. They say the section is outside the route for which the Ministry of Public Works allocated 200,000 euros.

Montenegro recycles 0.28% of municipal waste, plans 400 million euro push

Montenegro recycled 1,145 tonnes of municipal waste in 2025, or 0.28% of the total generated, according to the country’s Statistical Office. A government plan targets a 65% recycling rate by 2035 and calls for 400 million euros of investment by the end of 2029.

Montenegro’s two AIS inspection firms face dispute over exclusive authority

Two private companies inspect AIS equipment on commercial vessels in Montenegro, but the Maritime Safety Administration says the work is not reserved for them. The dispute follows a Yacht Register letter describing the firms as the only companies authorised to certify the equipment on the state’s behalf.

Serbia revokes Alta Bank licence, insured deposits capped at 50,000 euros

The National Bank of Serbia revoked Alta Bank a.d. Belgrade’s operating licence on 30 October 2026. Depositors will be told where they can withdraw insured deposits of up to 50,000 euros and how to file other claims.

Montenegro exempts three road sections from environmental assessment

Montenegro’s Environmental Protection Agency has ruled that three sections of the Kolašin–Mojkovac road reconstruction do not require an environmental impact assessment report. The decision covers part of a 21.35-km project led by the Transport Administration.

Montenegro’s 1,000-euro minimum wage risks widening deficit, analyst warns

Professor and economic analyst Vasilije Kostić says the planned minimum wage increase exceeds Montenegro’s economic capacity and could push the budget deficit to 4.5% to 5.5% of GDP. He warns that the exposure of pension payments to budget performance also raises concerns about the system’s sustainability.

Alta Bank licence revocation poses no risk to Montenegro stability

Montenegro’s central bank said the revocation of Alta Bank’s Serbian operating licence does not threaten financial stability because the lender does not operate in the country. Checks of payment institution Alta Pay Group remain under way.

Montenegro court rejects former Monteput chief’s claim for more than 51,000 euros

The Basic Court in Podgorica rejected Jonuz Mujević’s bid to overturn his 2021 dismissal from state-owned Monteput and recover lost earnings. It found the Government of Montenegro had the authority to remove him before his four-year term ended.
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