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Germany, Finland and the Czech Republic build a contract-backed lithium corridor for Europe’s EV battery push
Europe is assembling a semi-domestic lithium pipeline through projects in Germany, Finland and the Czech Republic, designed to feed Europe’s growing gigafactory network. While the cluster…
Srbija pojačava preradu u NIS-u i pušta strateške rezerve dizela radi stabilnog snabdevanja gorivom
Srbija najavljuje dodatno povećanje obima prerade u Naftnoj industriji Srbije (NIS) tokom aprila, uz oslanjanje na državne mere za smanjenje šokova na tržištu. Kao potporu kompanijama,…
Slovenia’s February power picture: renewables lift output even as demand eases
Slovenia’s net electricity generation rose 2% year-on-year to 1,182 GWh in February 2026, supported by higher hydropower and a sharp jump in wind and solar. The…
Montenegro’s test of resilience: tourism cash flow meets inflation and a pivot toward energy stability
Montenegro’s economy continues to rely on tourism for growth and liquidity, but inflation and shifting global travel patterns are compressing the payoff from peak seasons. At…
Montenegro’s widening food trade gap leaves the economy more exposed
Montenegro is importing far more food than it exports: in the first half of 2025, imports neared €500 million versus exports just above €38 million, pushing…
Montenegro strengthens competition regime to better match EU enforcement expectations
Montenegro is preparing amendments to its Law on Protection of Competition to modernise enforcement, expand the national competition authority’s powers and align procedures with EU standards.…
EU conditions reshape Montenegro’s investment pipeline, shifting focus to project bankability
As EU-backed financing for Montenegro expands under the Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, Brussels is tightening expectations around project selection quality, fiscal sustainability, and reform…
Montenegro’s luxury property market leans on EU-aligned credibility and capital flows to attract cross-border buyers
Montenegro’s luxury real estate is shifting from a niche Adriatic alternative toward a more structured, cross-border investment model, supported by its euroised economy and evolving EU…
Montenegro luxury real estate shifts toward energy systems and tighter financing discipline
In Montenegro’s prime coastal luxury segment, developers are increasingly treating energy integration and ESG-aligned design as core to bankability, not just compliance. At the same time,…
Montenegro’s next luxury growth engine is maritime services—not just waterfront property
Montenegro’s premium economy shift is moving beyond real estate toward a service-led maritime ecosystem spanning yacht maintenance, marina operations and owner support. Tighter European credit conditions…