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The European Commission will present documents for Montenegro, Albania, Moldova, and Ukraine by the end of October, offering potential EU access if reforms are maintained.
The 20th anniversary of the Army of Montenegro is an opportunity to reflect on its development, the people involved, and key decisions made over two decades.
The MUP's Anti-Trafficking Department reports that individuals who were previously involved in abuse cases have now become foster parents.
This story discusses what the Montenegrin national football team gained and showed in its first four matches of the C2 group in the Nations League.
There are conflicting reports regarding who is responsible for attacking ships near Bulgaria, with differing statements from Ukrainian President Zelensky and Bulgarian authorities.
Proposed amendments aim to prevent external entities from blocking Montenegro's progress.
Montenegro is approaching discussions in Zagreb with good faith and a willingness to hear the Croatian side's arguments regarding the ship Jadran.
Local councilors from the Democratic Party of Socialists in Kotor have announced they will not attend an upcoming session.
An investigation into the death of a newborn has concluded that no negligence was involved.
A criminal complaint has been filed on suspicion of forest theft in the Berane region.
Teenagers in Ulcinj are suspected of being involved in graffiti vandalism.
The coach of Budućnost Voli expresses his views after a significant defeat against Napoli in a basketball match.
The company Fidelity has purchased two textbooks at a cost of 34,700 euros.
CKB bank has become the first financial institution in Montenegro to offer customers the ability to open accounts online.
Tea Medica offers advice on personal care and supplementation tailored to individual needs.
A patient is reported to be stable, and the effectiveness of a particular preparation they used is being discussed.