A significant percentage of citizens (43.7%) believe that the political situation in Montenegro is heading in the wrong direction, identifying weak political leadership and external interference in domestic politics as the most serious issues. UZOR’s analysis titled “Montenegro: A Zone of Foreign Influence” reveals that citizens attribute the most positive influence on Montenegrin politics to…

Politicians in Montenegro, instead of addressing the real issues facing young people, are using digital platforms to gain their likes, as is evident in the rhetoric leading up to the Podgorica elections on September 29. Modern communication channels, which should foster greater awareness and political literacy among younger generations, are being systematically misused. Rather than…

The Association for Responsible and Sustainable Development (UZOR) and the Society of Professional Journalists of Montenegro (DPNCG) have created a dedicated website (www.komisija.me) to support the Commission for Monitoring Investigations into Attacks on Journalists. This platform is designed to make information on attacks against journalists and the work of the Commission more accessible to the…

In order for the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption to effectively assess non-monetary contributions during the election campaign, political parties must provide all relevant information about their sources during that period. Following this, the Agency must actively and thoroughly verify the accuracy of the received data. Non-monetary contributions and donations are among the most…