The executive branch of the political union is currently aiming for full membership of Montenegro by 2028.
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What happened
The executive branch of the political union is currently aiming for full membership of Montenegro by 2028.
Who's involved
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The EU is actively managing its accession process, considering bids from Ukraine and Moldova, and holding talks for Montenegro.Also in this story
- The EU has set benchmarks for the country accession process, specifically concerning Albania's path to membership.
- Albania is a candidate country for EU membership as the Commission presents proposals to the Council for debate, with external pushes like France's 'Made in Europe' preference.
- Macron's parade signals France's military awakening as Moldova progresses in EU accession talks and Montenegro is seen as a frontrunner.
- Albania is progressing towards EU membership, with Jared Kushner noted as part of international investors in the country.
The entities involved
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union
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Montenegro
country in southeastern Europe
- The Czech Republic has expressed support for Montenegro's efforts to join the European Union, with high-level discussions held regarding bilateral cooperation and integration.
- The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) is seeking to dismiss Andrija Mandic, who currently serves as the parliament speaker in Montenegro.
Related events
- Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro are actively pushing for future EU accession and leading the charge for EU enlargement.
- The European Commission has been functioning as the executive body of the Union since May 27, 2026.
- The European Commission held a dialogue concerning reforms necessary for EU membership.
- The European Commission is monitoring the progress of Serbia regarding its application for European Union accession.
- Hristijan Mickoski raised issues with the European Commission, António Costa, and Kaja Kallas regarding EU matters and sought EU representation in Bulgaria talks.