
MontenegroMontenegro's political landscape and EU accession path
Discussions in Montenegro focus on the country's political stability, its journey towards EU membership, and reflections on the 2020 change of government.
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Political landscape and EU accession in Montenegro
First report 7h agoLast update 3h agoMontenegro is currently the only serious EU candidate, as the EU has no other options.
Six years after the fall of DPS, the current Montenegrin government is criticized for being led by a supporter of Ratko Mladić, having widespread ministerial influence, and a slow justice system.
Ratko Mladić is seen as a symbol of the August 30th policy, which is contrary to a European and civic Montenegro.
Citizens should remember the past and protect their right to change government and demand accountability, especially after three decades of single-party rule.
The Bosniak Party's entry into the ruling majority has led to the closure of 15 negotiation chapters with the EU, demonstrating their commitment to Montenegro's EU membership goal.
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