Latest News from Montenegro
Right to Know: A Beginner’s Guide to State Secrecy
Vuk Jankovic first got hooked when he was a law student at the University of Montenegro in Podgorica. But instead of tobacco, booze or narcotics, his addiction involves pestering state institutions for information.
The best part is — they are legally required to answer him.
Montenegrin Opposition Accuses Foreign-Owned TV of Bias
United Group, a US-owned, Netherlands-based telecoms provider, bought a pro-government TV station in Montenegro, raising hopes the channel would pursue more objective coverage. But little changed.
Serb Fighters’ Indictment Details Strpci Train Massacre Plot
On February 27, 1993, Nail Kajevic waited in the southern Serbian town of Prijepolje for his brother Nijazim to arrive by train from Belgrade. But when the train arrived after some delay, his brother was not on it and the other passengers had a gruesome story to tell.
"Is this the end of Milo Djukanovic's rule?"
The article recalls that Djukanovic, during the so-called "Yogurt Revolution", with Momir Bulatovic, took power in the smallest Yugoslav republic, and focused on a close alliance with Slobodan Milosevic and Serbia, which Milosevic ruled at that time.
Which were the most Important Deals in CEE in 2018 and which of them Included Bulgaria?
The number of mergers and acquisitions (M & A) in Bulgaria doubled in the first half of last year compared to the same period in 2017 and the leading investor in our country are companies registered in South Africa. Also between January and June, Bulgaria is part of two of the top 10 of the largest transactions for the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region, reports money.bg
Montenegro: Civil servants can wear hijabs, and rosaries
As stated, "that does not represent inappropriate dress, nor could in bring into question the impartiality and neutrality in carrying out the work of a state employee."
Pentagon worried about Russia's meddling
"Russia seeks to derail Euro-Atlantic perspective of the countries such as North Macedonia and Montenegro through the aggressive approach and deterrence," Pahon told Podgorica-based daily Pobjeda.
Djukanovic’s Rollercoaster Ride in Montenegro Must End Soon
Denying that they have offered an "original approach to solving problems in Montenegro", he has commented that the protesters call for a Ukraine-style "Orange revolution", or a French-style "Gillet Jaune" revolt.
"They show an absence of creativity, massiveness or originality," he has mused, concerning the calls for his resignation.
"Since we are your friends - we owe you the truth"
However, Loiseau added that she thinks Serbia has a European perspective - but stated that the current state of affairs within the Union is such that it does not allow new accessions "under satisfactory conditions".
Vanishing Sands: Montenegrin Island Threatened by State Inaction
Shyqyri Kahari once made a living sailing the world - until marriage in 1979 brought him home to the Montenegrin town of Ulcinj and a job on a triangular-shaped island called Ada Bojana.
Montenegro Protesters Demand President’s Resignation
Civic activists supported by most opposition parties in Montenegro have kept up the pressure on the government, demanding the resignation of the country's top leaders, starting with President Milo Djukanovic, and focusing on alleged corruption in their ranks.
Montenegro PM: Pristina's anti-Serbia alliance is "nonsense"
Markovic added that such an idea cannot be accepted in Montenegro.
Let's all band together against Serbia - Pristina official
And while he "personally" is "ready to face Serbia" - Veseli also called on Macedonia and Montenegro, now members of NATO, to "all gather together against Serbia."
Coal-fired Power Plants of the Western Balkans Cost Bulgaria up to EUR 700m a Year
The European Union needs to take tougher measures for 16 power plants in 5 Western Balkan countries because the carbon dioxide and microparticles it throws are responsible for the deaths of more than 3,000 people each year, reports Dnevnik.
Wine Heroes of New Europe
One of main objectives of 2019 Grand VINART Tasting, taking place 1 - 2nd of March, is to present the potential, variety and quality of wines from New Europe. In the wine world, it unites, in addition to Slovenia and Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Macedonia and Serbia.