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Germany pressures Croatia to resolve bilateral dispute with Montenegro

Summary by Euronews
The German government is pressuring Croatia to swiftly resolve its bilateral disputes with Montenegro, which would otherwise risk derailing Podgorica's accession process.

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THE GERMAN government is pressuring Croatia to resolve outstanding issues with Montenegro in order not to block its path to the EU. Berlin fears that a stalemate would jeopardize the entire Union enlargement process.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Germany is pressuring Croatia to resolve bilateral disputes with Montenegro as soon as possible, so that open issues between the two countries do not jeopardize Podgorica's EU accession process. Berlin is also ready to mediate in the talks, fearing that a possible slowdown in Montenegro's European path could negatively affect the entire EU enlargement process, Euronews writes, …

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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has strongly denied allegations by the Euronews media outlet that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was pressuring Croatia to unblock Montenegro's accession negotiations with the European Union. Plenković stressed that relations between Zagreb and Berlin are exceptionally good and that Croatia has had a clear and constructive position from the very beginning […]

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The German government is increasing pressure on Croatia to resolve outstanding issues with Montenegro in order to avoid a setback in its accession to the European Union. Berlin has been actively involved in resolving the issue and is demanding a constructive approach from Zagreb, four officials with direct knowledge of the situation have confirmed to Euronews. Croatia sent Podgorica a list of […] The post EURONEWS: Germany puts strong pressure o…

Berlin got involved in solving this issue, calling on Croatia to take a constructive approach to resolving bilateral disputes that threaten to jeopardize the accession of Montenegro, the country that has advanced the most in the process of joining the EU, four officials directly familiar with the issue told Juronuj.

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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