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Montenegro annuls approval for 118.8 MW Bijela wind farm, restarting environmental permitting
Montenegro’s ecology ministry has annulled the environmental approval for the planned 118.8 MW Bijela wind park, sending the case back to the start of the permitting…
Delta Holding weighs Montenegro gated-community push as luxury competition heats up
Serbia’s Delta Holding, through Delta Real Estate, is exploring entry into Montenegro’s high-end residential market and is considering a large-scale gated community concept on the Adriatic…
Montenegro property boom meets tighter bank lending and higher residency hurdles for foreign buyers
More than €1.5 billion has flowed into Montenegro’s real estate market in recent years, but banks are now tightening financing terms for non-residents. New residency requirements…
Montenegro inflation re-accelerates in April as food and services keep household prices under pressure
Consumer prices in Montenegro rose 3.8% year-on-year in April 2026, with food and service-related categories continuing to drive the increase. The renewed momentum suggests inflation is…
Montenegro sees €131.97m in early-2026 FDI inflows, led by Turkey and Serbia
Preliminary Central Bank data shows Montenegro attracted €131.97 million of foreign direct investment in the first two months of 2026, with Turkey the largest source and…
G7 Critical Minerals Secretariat Signals a New Era of Mining Security and Industrial Strategy
The latest discussions among G7 nations about creating a permanent critical minerals coordination unit represent a major turning point in global mining and industrial policy. Critical…
Argentina Targets $32.7 Billion Mining Boom as Copper and Lithium Become Core National Strategy
Argentina is no longer treating mining as a cyclical commodity business driven only by fluctuating global prices. Instead, the country is increasingly positioning copper and lithium…
Strickland Metals Hits Major Serbia Delay as Rogozna Gold Project Faces Rising Political and Environmental Pressure
Australia-listed Strickland Metals has encountered a major setback in Serbia after regulatory approval delays halted planned drilling expansion at its flagship Rogozna gold project near Novi…
North Macedonia’s Antimony Revival Sparks Geopolitical Battle Over Critical Minerals in the Balkans
A once-idle antimony project in eastern North Macedonia has rapidly evolved into one of Southeast Europe’s most politically sensitive mining developments, placing the municipality of Kriva…
EBRD Boosts Investment in Kazakhstan’s Sarytogan Graphite Project as Global Critical Minerals Competition Intensifies
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is expanding its role in the global critical minerals sector by increasing its investment in Sarytogan Graphite Limited,…