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  1. October 2021:13MontenegroMontenegro renames Kotor swimming pool and legalizes Morinj plaque; Plenkoviq says other demands remainPodgorica has met two of Croatia's eight demands in the EU accession process. The Croatian prime minister welcomed the step but said Zagreb expects progress on the other issues as well.Portrait of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkoviq
  2. October 2012:30MontenegroMontenegro amends its Constitution: integrity checks for prime minister-designate and ministers before appointmentThe amendments passed with 56 votes on Monday evening; the DPS did not take part in the vote. The step is seen as key for Chapter 23 with the EU.The Parliament of Montenegro building in Podgorica
  3. October 2009:00KosovoKosovo at risk of losing another 90 million euros from EU Growth Plan, with 23 reforms outstandingAfter losing 40 million in June, Pristina has about two months to pass 16 laws and meet the conditions.Jeton Zulfaj, Kosovo's chief negotiator with the EU

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