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The European Union’s annual report on human rights and democracy worldwide delivers a mixed assessment of Montenegro, recognizing legislative progress while warning that vulnerable groups continue to face discrimination, hate speech and

Montenegro’s annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.8% in July, up from 3.6% in June, according to newly published data from the country’s Statistical Office, Monstat. The latest inflation rate in Montenegro reflects

The Romania and Montenegro partnership is marking 20 years of modern diplomatic relations, built on historical ties, shared European values and growing cooperation in security, trade and regional development. In a joint

Pljevlja General Hospital is set to perform its first laser lithotripsy procedure on Friday, marking an important step in the modernization of healthcare services in northern Montenegro. The introduction of the minimally

The mayor of Montenegro’s Danilovgrad municipality has raised concerns over plans to build a large solar power plant near Ostrog Monastery, warning that the project could affect one of the country’s most

Montenegro’s youth water polo team earned its third victory at the World Championship in Zagreb, defeating Germany 11-10 in a closely contested matchup Thursday. The Montenegrin squad delivered a strong performance throughout

Danilovgrad Municipality President Aleksandar Grgurović has expressed serious concern over the issuance of a construction permit for a planned 67-megawatt solar power plant near Ostrog Monastery. Together with its supporting infrastructure, the

Montenegro’s decision to send an official representative to the commemoration of the 31st anniversary of Croatia’s military operation Storm in Knin has prompted criticism in Montenegro and Serbia. The Montenegrin government was