Montenegro
Social state: Montenegrins should work seven hours a day
Whether the working hours in Montenegro will be an hour shorter and from when will be known after the negotiations led by the Government, representative trade unions and employers
Car accident
A mother and a child from Serbia died in a traffic accident in Montenegro
A mother and a child from Serbia were killed in a traffic accident in Montenegro after the vehicle they were in fell into a ravine by the side of the road
Biennale in Venice
Application of knitting and borders to architecture
The authors of the teams of Serbia and Montenegro at the Venice Architecture Biennale are from Belgrade. The first responded to the given theme "Intelligence. Natural. Artificial. Collective" by combining knitting with architecture, and the second - among
Mediji
Journalist Nemanja Živaljević left TV Newsmax Balkans due to censorship
After the announcement by the former Prime Minister of Montenegro, Zdravko Krivokapuć, that the interview he gave for Newsmax Balkans television was censored, journalist Nemanja Živaljević announced that he is no longer a member of that newsroom. Newsmax Balkans denies allegations of censorship
Montenegro
The builder of Belgrade on the water is planning an investment on the Velika beach in Ulcinj
The sheikh who built the Burj Khalifa or Belgrade on the water - plans to invest in Velika Plaza in Ulcinj. Opposition, environmentalists and citizens warn of circumvention of the law and the sale of the state
Promo
The Development Bank of Montenegro successfully started its work
In the first quarter of 2025, the Development Bank of Montenegro achieved a 35 percent increase in placements compared to the same period last year, when it operated under the name Investment and Development Fund (IRF).
Seasonal jobs
Annual migration of Serbs to hotels and bars on the Adriatic
Receptionists, maids, helpers in the kitchen, cooks, pizza masters and others are jobs that can be found in season on the Adriatic. According to projections by experts, tens of thousands of workers are needed on the coast. What are the conditions and what is most in demand
Montenegro
That there are eternal elections
Kotor and Šavnik are the two remaining places in Montenegro where local elections last for months or years. And who knows if it will end
Organ transplantation in Serbia
To get a kidney in Belarus
There are about 600 people on the waiting list for a kidney transplant in Serbia, and in 2024 only 17 of them will be transplanted. That's why many are looking for salvation in Belarus, where, however, the operation costs tens of thousands of euros. Unlike Serbia, Montenegro has been covering the costs of transplants in that country for its citizens since last year
Student rebellion in the Balkans
From Vardar to Triglav: How students unite the post-Yugoslav states
Yugoslavia fell apart in bloody conflicts 33 years ago. Today, three decades later, children born after the time of evil unite the region with protests for the rule of law
Montenegro
Montenegrins both with the students and with Vučić
Student protests in Serbia and the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević caused conflicting reactions from politicians in Montenegro.
EU and Western Balkans
Montenegro: That the road to the European Union is eternal
Montenegro entered the new year with newly closed negotiation chapters and optimism that it could become a member of the European Union by 2029. How realistic is that and where are the other countries of the region on the way to membership
Snow covered the beaches
Snow in Ulcinj, wind in Podgorica: Montenegro struggles with bad weather
The storm hit Montenegro, bringing strong wind and snow. Podgorica is dealing with fallen trees and infrastructure damage, while Ulcinj, for the first time this winter, is covered in snow. Parts of the country were left without electricity, and teams of electrical distribution services are working to eliminate faults
Montenegro
The 13th victim of the Cetinje massacre also passed away
The man who died in the Clinical Center of Montenegro is the 13th victim of the mass murder in Cetinje committed by Aco Martinović on January 1.
After the mass murder in Cetinje
Crime, grief and political gain
The tragedy repeated itself in an almost identical way, in the same place, randomly, bestially, terribly... Is there any message, warning, admonition in that harsh fact? Or it all ends in a terrible tide of unspeakable sadness that recedes hard and slowly, a silence that builds emptiness and feeds meaninglessness, so that we can then leave time to do its thing - to "liberate" us from scars, darken our memory and amnesty us from responsibility
Crime in Cetinje
Montenegro between riots and protests: "The country exists because of us and there is no fear"
After the massacre in Cetinje, Montenegrin students called the citizens to protests. Among other things, they demand the political responsibility of two officials of the ruling Democratic Montenegro. The government is responsible - Milo Đukanović is behind everything
Montenegro
"Where to tomorrow?": 12 minutes for the 12 killed in Cetinje
A group of students from Montenegro called on all citizens to observe 12 minutes of silence on Sunday for the 12 tragic victims of the recent crime in Cetinje. After that, a protest was announced, where the students will demand political responsibility
Tragedy in Cetinje
The Government of Montenegro introduces stricter measures: The new Law on Weapons is coming
The Government of Montenegro will adopt a new Law on Weapons, according to which everyone who wants to keep a weapon will have to undergo rigorous controls before obtaining a permit. All those who already have a permit will have to renew it by January 1, 2026 with previous psychological and security checks
Mass murder in Cetinje
"Where to tomorrow?": Student protest over the 12 killed
A group of students invited all citizens to observe 17 minutes of silence in front of the Lovćenska Villa in Cetinje on Sunday, at 26:12 p.m., for the 12 tragic victims of the recent crime in that city.
Shooting in Montenegro
Massacre in Cetinje: All the failures of the state
A small number of police officers on duty in Cetinje, poor organization on the ground, a murderer who has already been caught with illegal weapons - these are just some of the shortcomings of the Montenegrin system.
Chronicle
12 people were killed in the shooting in Cetinje, the attacker died
In the shooting that took place on January 1 in Cetinje, 12 people were killed and four were wounded. The attacker died on the way to the hospital after attempting suicide
Montenegro
Turbulent political year in Montenegro: A small pond full of crocodiles
At the end of the year, the forecast for when Montenegro could join the EU fell. The results of the census, which follow the old identity battles, have been published. In a miniature country with countless parties, there have been break-ups and reconciliations
Montenegro
Agreement on power in Podgorica, new mayor Saša Mujović
The agreement on the government in Podgorica comes three months after the local elections, and after numerous speculations about who will make up the new government.
Problems with passports
Citizens between Serbia and Montenegro: Conflict over dual citizenship
In Montenegro, the issue of dual citizenship has turned into a conflict between political blocs. Ordinary citizens remain trapped between their own desires, legal restrictions and political disagreements
Montenegro
Spajić and Milatović: Horns in a sack on the road to reconciliation?
After Prime Minister Milojko Spajić presented "Barometer 26", he was invited to a dialogue on the same topic by President Jakov Milatović, with whom he has been on a "war footing" since he left the ruling Europe Now Movement
Montenegro
Elections in Budva: Great political division, the most votes for the coalition "For the future of Budva"
The coalition "For the Future of Budva" (ZBB) and the newspaper "Budva naš grad" (BNG) won the most votes in the local elections in Budva, preliminary results show. There are 33 councilor seats in the local parliament
Smuggling of drugs and psychoactive substances
Radoje Zviter is on the list of the most wanted fugitives in Europe
The Montenegrin unit who is currently on the list of the most wanted fugitives of the European Union is Radoje Zvicer, the leader of the Kavac clan from Kotor. He is suspected, among other things, of smuggling 83 kilograms of cocaine into Austria