Montenegro 

The OSCE Mission has strengthened the technical capacity of the Centre for Investigative Journalism in Montenegro with the delivery of three mobile news sets, a drone, laptops and desktop computers

Violent clashes saluted the new leader of the Serbian Orthodox church, installed yesterday, who many see as a symbol fo Serbian influence

Pljevlja power plant - coal fueled and producing 1/3 of the country's power - will most likely have to stop production in 2030, under pressure from the Energy Community and due to EU rules for green transition

Experts criticised the country for failing to prosecute organised crime groups that prey on migrants and refugees trying to cross the country, with only four cases resulting in convictions in five years

First ever same-sex wedding recently celebrated, one year after the historic legalization has been approved

The government will nationalise former salt pans near the coastal town of Ulcinj to safeguard an important habitat for rare bird species such as pelicans and flamingos

Businesses and farmers will be able to apply for grants for renewable energy projects and obtain loans for photovoltaic installations

The country has been approved as an observer member of the International Rugby League, bringing the membership to 56

Air Montenegro has started regular commercial flights connecting Tivat with Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The country is experiencing great turbulence after Parliament adopted a resolution banning denial of the Srebrenica genocide and approving a measure to remove from office Minister Vladimir Leposavic who had questioned the genocide

The fourth edition of CIRCLE - Women Doc Accelerator started yesterday with its first module in Serbia and will continue with stops in the country and in Italy

Telenor Montenegro has signed a MoU with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering to start testing 5G technology

Today, the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will meet President Milo Đukanović at the NATO High Quartier