Latest News from Montenegro
Report: Montenegro to expel monks and priests
Along with members of their families, this concerns about fifty citizens who work in that country.
The newspaper is reporting that under the guise of regulations on registration of residence, Podgorica is closing the door to Serbian citizens who, according to Montenegro's laws, do not fulfill the conditions to live and perform religious services there.
IT market in Serbia grows by 8 percent in 2018
State Secretary in the Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications of Serbia Tatjana Matic announced this on Monday, Beta reported.
The Ministry said that it expected the market for IT services to grow the most by around 13.5 percent, followed by the market for package software which will grow an estimated 10.4 percent and the market for delivering IT equipment by 2.6 percent.
"Albanian mafia laundered 1.5 billion euros in Serbia"
The tabloid's interlocutors assessed that the Albanian mafia in this way "became perhaps the biggest player in an elaborate scheme of laundering money gained through crime - mostly drugs and arms trafficking."
5 dead, including 2 children, as train collides with bus
The accident happened in Donje Mudjurovo, near Nis, in southern Serbia.
Two of those who have been injured are in a serious condition, Prva TV reported.
(Photo: Ljiljana Pavlovic, TV Prva)
According to Police Director Vladimir Rebic, the driver of the bus most likely caused the accident. An investigation is under way.
Russia "to target US missiles deployed in Europe"
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said this late on Thursday.
Peskov was asked to comment on Russian President Vladimir Putin's statement about the possibility of a nuclear war following the US withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, TASS reported.
Montenegro: University head alters grandfather's grave
According to the chronicler of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral Jovan Markus, Nikolic did this to remove the epitaph that referred to his grandfather as a Serb hero.
Markus told Srna news agency that the grave of officer Stanisa Nikolic, who had been awarded the Obilic Medal, is located near a church in Ozrinic, close to the town of Niksic, daily Blic is reporting.
"US wants Kosovo agreement to be signed like Israel-Egypt"
Serbia's First Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic told this to Prva TV in Belgrade on Friday.
Dacic added that everything that has been happening lately shows the solution will not be reached quickly.
Protesters have demands for public broadcaster
Protesters have sent their demands to Serbia's public broadcaster RTS.
According to the organizer's announcement, "Radio Television Serbia (RTS) should be a public service for all citizens, instead, it is an accomplice in concealing the truth and creating a parallel, false reality that Aleksandar Vucic has been creating for six years."
Greek prime minister visiting Serbia
Following the meeting of two officials in the Palace of Serbia, the second session of the High Council for Cooperation between Serbia and Greece will be held in their presence.
After that session, Vucic and Tsipras will address the media, the president's press service has announced.
Brigitte Streller: Our Goal is to Achieve Gender Balance in Science and Provide Women in Science the Recognition They Deserve
Short CV of Brigitte Streller, General Manager of L'Oréal Adria-Balkan:
Germany Steps Up Efforts on Balkan Firearms Control
A joint initiative by Germany and France to address illicit firearms trafficking has moved the issue of controlling the illegal trade in small arms from the Western Balkans up the political agenda, the German Federal Foreign Office told BIRN.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture joins European Network for Literature and Books Traduki
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture will join the European Network for Literature and Books Traduki. The Ministry of Culture will sign an annex to the project's framework agreement for the period January 1, 2019- December 31, 2020, writes the Bulgarian National Radio.
"Russia is exerting influence in Western Balkans"
"The weakening and slowing down of the EU enlargement process in the Western Balkans opens up space for countries like Russia, and not only for them, but in different ways for both China and Turkey, and even for the Arab Emirates - the space for certain political and economic, and I would say religious activities," Vejvoda said.
PM Dancila and Montenegro's Parliament President Ivan Brajovic discuss opportunities to develop bilateral cooperation
The analysis of opportunities for the development of the bilateral cooperation was one of the main topics discussed on Tuesday by Prime Minister Viorica Dancila with Montenegro's Parliament President Ivan Brajovic who is paying an official visit to Bucharest.
Smoke and Mirrors: The Balkan Hub of a Global Cigarette Scam
In the nineties, illegal cigarette shipments used to leave Montenegro's port of Bar by speedboat, darting across the Strait of Otranto into the waiting arms of the Italian mafia.