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Montenegrin Defense Minister Dragan Krapović marked the anniversary of the NATO bombing of Murino on April 30, 1999, with a formal statement emphasizing that the pain of the tragedy remains present today

The Podgorica Higher Court has confirmed an indictment against 13 members of the Kavač criminal clan led by fugitive drug lord Radoje Zvicer, expanding a sweeping prosecution that now targets dozens of

Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy and Mining has launched an international public call for companies interested in carrying out energy efficiency works in public educational institutions. The tender is part of the project

The Adria Future Summit 2026 has concluded in Tivat with the establishment of several high-level strategic partnerships, reinforcing its role as a key regional platform for investment, innovation, and sustainable development. Held

Montenegro is approaching the upcoming summer tourist season with what industry experts describe as “moderate optimism,” driven partly by shifting global travel patterns but constrained by persistent domestic challenges. The ongoing crisis

Montenegro has taken another important step toward membership in the European Union after EU member states agreed to begin preparations for the country’s accession treaty. In Podgorica, Minister of European Affairs Maida

An initiative submitted to the local parliament in Zeta, a municipality in Montenegro, has called for the adoption of a declaration that would seek to revoke Montenegro’s recognition of Kosovo’s independence, triggering

Montenegro is preparing a new pension reform package that would gradually increase the retirement age to 67, as authorities look for ways to respond to mounting demographic and budgetary pressure on the

EU ambassadors have approved the formation of a working group to begin drafting Montenegro’s accession treaty, marking a significant milestone for the Balkan nation that has advanced furthest in the EU membership

Montenegro is preparing to mark two decades since the restoration of its independence with a large-scale state celebration, but the event has already become the subject of political and public debate. The

Montenegro’s integration into the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) is already delivering measurable economic results, with more than €1.6 billion in transactions processed within the first six months of participation. The figures