October 14, 20118 - The program of economic citizenship will include 2,000 investors and will bring more than 1 billion euros to Montenegro in the next three years, said the President of "Arton Capital" Armand Arton in an interview for MNE Television. Arton, according to the RTCG portal, has been developing programs of economic citizenship for 15 years, and said that "Montenegro can become the Davos of the Balkans" and that "the smaller the state, the impact of the program of economic citizenship on the economy is more positive".

October 12, 2018 - Although the search has lasted for more than a century, Montenegro has never been closer to discovering oil and gas. On November 1st, the Eni-Novatek consortium seismic research vessel will sail into our part of the Adriatic.

October 12, 2018 - The Government of Albania claims that it has not issued any permits for the construction of small hydropower plants (SHPs) on the river Cijevna, although several companies are interested in building four such facilities.