AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoParliamentary Showdown: Montenegro’s opposition has filed a motion to remove Speaker Andrija Mandić after he offered condolences over convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić’s death, with an extraordinary Sept. 24 session set and 38 votes in favor—just short of the 41 needed. EU Enlargement Pressure: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says EU officials must assess whether Serbia is still a “suitable candidate” after the Mladić funeral with state honors, warning that reconciliation and rule-of-law questions are central to the process. Regional Diplomatic Fallout: Serbia’s President Vučić called reactions to the Mladić funeral “hysterical” and warned against a tit-for-tat pattern after Bosnia expelled Serbian diplomats. Montenegro’s EU Path: Montenegro’s European Affairs Minister Maida Gorcevic tells Kyiv it can share rule-of-law reform best practices with Ukraine as Montenegro prepares an accession treaty and targets closing remaining chapters by end-2026. Energy Cooperation: Japan signed its first emergency LNG supply deal with Malaysia’s Petronas and also agreed with Montenegro on energy projects, including an LNG receiving terminal and gas-fired power plant. Cross-Border Disruption: Montenegro’s Foreign Ministry warns of Sept. 14 strike blockades by carriers from Serbia and Bosnia, with possible spillover at land borders affecting transit routes.
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