Montenegro
Stoltenberg Welcomes Montenegro's Progress on Path to NATO
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has welcomed Montenegro's commitment to regional security and cooperation and thanked the country for its continued contributions to the Alliance's Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan.
OSCE welcomes Montenegrin journalists' draft code of ethics
OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatovic has welcomed the new draft Code of Ethics for Montenegrin journalists.
The OSCE said in a statement that Mijatovic was speaking at the end of her two-day visit to Montenegro.
Four earthquakes recorded in Montenegro in one day
A new, magnitude 3 earthquake - the fourth in the last 24 hours - has been recorded in Montenegro at around 11:00 hours CET.
The epicenter was 13 kilometers southeast of Podgorica, as had been the case with the previous three tremors, the Montenegrin seismological authority has said.
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Balkan States Weigh Impact of Greece's 'No'
As political leaders surveyed the potential fallout from the Greek referendum, Belgian foreign minister Didier Reynders warned on Monday that if Athens leaves the Eurozone, it could destabilise economies in the Balkans.
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EXIT music festival marks 15 years
This year's EXIT festival will bring together over 1,000 artists performing on a total of 30 stages in Novi Sad, Serbia, and Budva, Montenegro, July 9-18.
"The 15th edition of one of the best music festivals in Europe promises to draw the largest crowds in the past decade and the greatest acts ever," EXIT Director Dusan Kovacevic told Tanjug.
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Kosovo-Montenegro Border Talks Stir Suspicions
Kosovo parliamentarians have accused their government of not being transparent in its negotiations with Montenegro over the northwestern border - and even of handing over territory.
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Germany Pledges to Extradite Kalic to Montenegro
The German authorities have approved the extradition to Montenegro of the suspected drug trafficker Safet Kalic, Montenegro's Justice Ministry confirmed on Thursday.
Following his arrest in Austria in October 2014, Kalic was extradited to Germany to face drugs charges there - while Montenegro also sought his extradition.
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Bulgaria's President Begins One-Day Working Visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev will pay a one-day working visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 3.
Plevneliev is to meet with Mladen Ivanic, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and to take part in an international conference titled "Regional Economic Development and Cooperation," according to a media statement of the President's Office.
Croatia Keeps Adriatic Energy Contracts on Hold
Croatia still has not signed the contract for oil and gas exploration on the Adriatic seabed with five companies that obtained licences in January.
The initial deadline to sign the agreement, set for April, has already been moved.
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Montenegro Eyes Tourist Boom From Greek Crisis
Montenegro's Central Bank on Tuesday said there will be no major long-term impact on Montenegro if Greece is forced to leave the eurozone.
The Central Bank said analysis indicated that Montenegro remains in the group of countries that will not be significantly affected by the crisis because its banking system is not closely linked to Greece and trade levels are low.
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