Iceland has said “no” to the continuation of negotiations with the European Union. While they do not want to move further towards membership, Montenegro intends to complete its European journey as soon as possible. What does the Icelandic referendum tell us about the attitude of citizens towards the EU? Should its result be a warning or an incentive for Montenegro? Where are we today on the path to accession and how realistic is it to complete the negotiations by the end of the year? The guest of Boja jutra is Gordana Đurović, a professor at the University of Montenegro and former Minister of European Integration.

On Monday, September 7th, in Colors of Morning and on these topics:

Dejan Milovac, from the NGO MANS, comments on the main headlines of the daily press.
While it’s burning everywhere, how polluted is the air?
How far has the construction of the collector in Botun reached?
First September test: Have the Municipal Police fines changed the habits of Podgorica drivers?
How are the first days of the little ones going in the new educational units “Đepeto” and “Poletarac”?
What will September be like at KIC “Budo Tomović”?
By bike through the southern route: COP31 on the trails of Montenegro.
It’s hard to get through the crowds, and it’s almost impossible to find a parking space. What’s the traffic like in downtown Podgorica these days?

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