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Montenegro
The news from Montenegro focuses on domestic political developments, including key legislative decisions for EU integration and a criminal investigation involving a public official. There are also reports on a fire at the Clinical Center of Montenegro, an arrest in connection with threats to a…
The Montenegrin Assembly is facing a critical juncture as the government and opposition must find a majority to pass constitutional amendments essential for the country's EU integration process.
The Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) has forwarded a report to the prosecutor's office concerning Otašević, in relation to the selection of a Council member, raising questions about who will oversee their actions.
Minister Joković stated his support for the 'Euro model' in driving while on duty, but indicated a different stance if he were an employer.
Radosavović has been arrested on suspicion of making threats towards Boris Pejović, a photojournalist for Vijesti.
A fire at the Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) has been extinguished after destroying a computer hall, with ongoing assessments of equipment damage.
A promotional event showcasing Slovenian flavors took place in Montenegro.
Montenegro is closer to European Union membership than at any previous point, but the process is not yet complete.
Vijesti photojournalist Boris Pejović was attacked for the second time while on assignment, with threats made against him and his equipment.
An advertisement promotes a platform offering a wide range of services including real estate, vehicles, and other deals.
Two vehicles were destroyed by fire in Podgorica, resulting in injuries to a third individual.
A profile piece on Nina Bulatović, the founder and director of the company L-DEMA doo.
