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Montenegro is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to complete all remaining negotiations with the European Union by the end of 2026, potentially bringing the country closer than ever to full EU

There is a small mountain town in Montenegro where visitors can witness a sight that seems almost impossible. In Šavnik, the sun can appear to rise and set twice in a single

Montenegro is introducing a new measure to support farmers by returning part of the excise tax they pay on fuel used for agricultural machinery. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management

Traffic chaos is causing major problems on the roads leading to Tivat Airport in Montenegro, with heavy congestion creating frustration for passengers, tourists and local residents during the busy summer season. Reports

Food prices in Tivat this August show a clear difference between affordable seasonal produce and more expensive seafood. Tivat market prices range from around €0.80 per kilogram for watermelon to €30 for

Montenegro’s women’s volleyball team is preparing for a historic European Championship debut in Gothenburg, with the national team set to face host Sweden in its opening match on Friday, August 21. The

Montenegro fuel prices have increased across all categories, with drivers now paying between 6 and 10 euro cents more per liter. The new prices took effect on August 18. The increases affect

Montenegrin authorities have launched a coordinated enforcement operation at the country’s two main international airports, issuing 55 measures against taxi operators, rent a car providers and other service personnel for violations ranging

Montenegro has deployed its available police and civil protection drones to patrol fire prone areas as a prolonged heatwave fuels wildfires and raises concerns that some blazes could have been deliberately started.

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