Montenegro’s political landscape is currently marked by significant challenges as doubts intensify over the ambitious goal of joining the European Union by 2026. Despite being the most advanced candidate among the Western Balkans, Montenegro faces slow reforms in key areas such as the rule of law, judiciary, and public administration. Political polarization and institutional gridlock further complicate the reform process, while an ongoing constitutional crisis has paralyzed parliament. Opposition boycotts and blockages have raised concerns about political stability and judicial independence, adding pressure on Prime Minister Milojko Spajić’s government to deliver results. Meanwhile, the government struggles with underutilized EU-linked funds and fiscal challenges highlighted by the IMF, as calls for electoral and local-government reform grow louder.
On the economic front, new tax measures targeting foreign property owners aim to improve budget revenues and curb real estate speculation, particularly in tourist-heavy coastal areas. In sports, Montenegro continues to compete actively in football, basketball, and handball, although no major headline-making events have emerged in recent days.
Amidst this complex political and economic backdrop, Montenegro offers an exhilarating way to escape and unwind — paragliding over the stunning Adriatic coastline near Budva. This unforgettable experience lets you soar high above crystal-clear waters and dramatic landscapes, guided by expert pilots in tandem flights that are safe for beginners and thrill-seekers alike. Paragliding provides a unique perspective on Montenegro’s natural beauty and is the perfect complement to the nation’s dynamic cultural and political story.
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