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Montenegro appoints two Constitutional Court judges to meet EU accession benchmarks

Montenegro has appointed two new Constitutional Court judges, a move Deputy Prime Minister Aleksa Bečić identifies as essential for meeting Chapter 23 benchmarks for EU accession. The appointment aims to restore full functionality to the court, though the long-term impact on judicial independence remains subject to political scrutiny.

Vijesti1 day agoMECredibility 14%View source

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Mosaic Score6.6

Confidence0.9

Significance0.5

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#montenegro #judiciary #eu-accession #rule-of-law

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Podgorica

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developingPoliticsGeopolitics1m ago

Montenegro Restores Constitutional Court, Advances Judicial & Police Reforms

Montenegro has restored its Constitutional Court to full operational capacity by appointing two judges, a confirmed development resulting from cross-party consensus. This action addresses a prolonged institutional deadlock and fulfills key EU accession criteria. The long-term stability of these appointments and their impact on judicial independence remain subject to domestic political volatility.

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