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Montenegro’s budget transparency: Development strategy or political instrument?

Montenegro’s public finances today sit at a delicate intersection between economic need, political responsibility, and institutional maturity. Over the past decade, the country has...

Montenegro’s fiscal buffers are thinning just as political spending pressures rise

Montenegro’s public finances are entering a more delicate phase just as political pressure for higher spending intensifies. Recent domestic debate around additional public-sector payments...

Montenegro’s 2025 borrowing: Dan warns of “alarming” €1.45 billion debt load

A recent analysis published by Dan has ignited fresh debate about the sustainability of Montenegro’s public finances, highlighting projections that the country may need to borrow...

Montenegro’s tax revenues hit €1.5 billion as reliance on consumption becomes clear

Montenegro’s public finances have entered the final stretch of the year with stronger-than-expected revenue performance, as the Tax Administration announced that total collections reached...
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Public finances show resilience as budget deficit remains lower than expected

Montenegro’s fiscal position in 2025 is more resilient than many analysts anticipated. According to reporting from Monte.business, the government’s budget deficit for the first...

Minister meets acting Ambassador to strengthen partnership on sustainable development and public finance reforms

Minister Novica Vuković met with Haoliang Xu, Acting Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations, who is...
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