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Plenkovic: Croatia's Constructive Approach Towards Montenegro Differs From North Macedonia's Blockage

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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic highlighted the difference between Croatia's constructive approach to Montenegro's accession process, compared to what North Macedonia experienced at the hands of both countries. The differences between a "constructive" approach and a different approach in relations with candidate countries were conveyed yesterday by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, after he presented eight Croatian demands towar…

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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic highlighted the difference between Croatia's constructive approach to Montenegro's accession process, compared to what North Macedonia experienced at the hands of both countries. The differences between a "constructive" approach and a different approach in relations with candidate countries were conveyed yesterday by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, after he presented eight Croatian demands towar…

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said that two countries have robbed Macedonia of 21 years of institutional rapprochement with the European Union, pointing to the Macedonian example while discussing Croatia’s attitude towards Montenegro’s European integration. Ahead of the European Council meeting in Brussels, Plenkovic stressed that Croatia has a constructive approach towards Montenegro, unlike […] The post Plenkovic: Two EU countries r…

"The European Council supports the ongoing work on the drafting of the accession agreement with Montenegro. It takes note of the intention of the Irish Presidency to work on the temporary closure of the negotiation chapters - on the condition that Montenegro implements the appropriate reforms."

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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During the discussion on enlargement, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković informed the leaders of the EU member states about eight Croatian requests to Montenegro that the country should resolve in order to receive the green light from Zagreb to conclude the accession negotiations. Upon Plenković's intervention, the conclusions about Montenegro were somewhat changed compared to the earlier draft, from which […]

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković informed the leaders of the EU member states, as part of the enlargement debate, about eight Croatian demands for Montenegro that the country should resolve in order to receive the green light from Zagreb to conclude accession negotiations. Following Plenković's intervention, the conclusions on Montenegro were somewhat changed compared to the earlier draft, from which […] The post Plenković intervened to …

The European Council conclusions on the enlargement of the Union, adopted by EU leaders at a summit in Brussels on Thursday evening, do not mention a timeframe for the conclusion of accession negotiations with Montenegro. According to the Croatian news agency Hina, this part was allegedly omitted from the conclusions at the initiative of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

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24sata.hr broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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