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Montenegro has received a strong political endorsement from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who said the country should become a member of the European Union by the end of the decade. Speaking during

Swimming has been banned at several popular beaches in Bar and Budva after water quality tests found unsafe levels of contamination linked to sewage discharges into the sea. Red flags were raised

Montenegrin shot put record holder Tomaš Đurović has secured his place at the 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, earning one of the final qualifying positions in a closely contested European ranking.

Pljevlja is set to invest more than €60,000 in improving and expanding its green areas after the municipality and Montenegro’s Eco Fund signed an agreement supporting a new environmental protection project. The

Doctors in Montenegro are warning that vaccination is a public responsibility, not only a personal decision, as medical experts highlight the importance of protecting communities from preventable diseases. The Montenegro vaccination debate

Three friends have transformed their dream of a slower lifestyle into reality by building an authentic village retreat in Montenegro’s Piva region, creating a destination focused on tradition, nature, and rural tourism.

Montenegro spends significantly less on pensions and social protection than European Union countries, highlighting a wide gap in public spending and financial support for citizens. The Montenegro pensions and social support system

Cetinje is preparing for one of Montenegro’s biggest summer music events, with the sixth edition of Montenegro Beer Fest set to take place from July 31 to August 2. The three day

Montenegro is looking to attract new international investment into renewable energy as the country accelerates its transition toward a cleaner and more integrated energy system. Energy and Mining Minister Admir Šahmanović said

Brussels is beginning practical preparations for the possible future inclusion of Montenegrin as an official EU language as Montenegro continues to advance toward membership. The EU Council’s legal service is reportedly looking

Paid menstrual leave in Montenegro has been introduced as the country becomes one of the few European nations to legally recognize additional workplace support for women experiencing severe menstrual health issues. The