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Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has returned a controversial law to parliament that would have transferred the historic Kruševac Castle in Podgorica into the private ownership of Prince Nikola Petrović-Njegoš, head of the

Montenegro’s Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović has underscored the critical role that Council of Europe recommendations play in the country’s European integration process, meeting with Ljiljana Tangi, rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of

Sunbed prices on Montenegro’s beaches this summer start from 12 euros and vary significantly depending on the location, type of beach, position near the sea and level of service. While some beaches

Montenegro is expected to take another significant step on its path toward European Union membership by provisionally closing two additional negotiation chapters, further strengthening its position as the most advanced EU candidate

French President Emmanuel Macron and Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić oversaw the signing of several agreements and memorandums in Podgorica on 5 June, cementing a rapidly deepening partnership between the two countries

Montenegro has rejected criticism from the Russian Embassy in Podgorica, saying Moscow cannot shift responsibility for the consequences of the war in Ukraine because the conflict began with Russia’s military aggression. The

Montenegro is preparing a new law that would require public institutions, state-owned companies and government bodies to purchase electric and hybrid vehicles starting next year, as part of efforts to reduce air

Montenegro’s media regulator has imposed a six month restriction on the rebroadcasting of Serbia based Informer TV, citing repeated violations related to hate speech, discrimination, and attacks on Montenegrin national identity. The