Montenegro 

Former Montenegrin police chief Veselin Veljovic has been arrested on the orders of the Special Prosecutor's Office for alleged abuse of office and membership of a criminal organisation

More than a month after parliamentary elections, a government is still missing, and the head of the prominent watchdog organization MANS said a coalition administration may not take office until September, despite ongoing negotiations between parties

The country regressed, while Serbia and Kosovo maintained the same position, reads the State Department's Annual Report on Trafficking in Persons Worldwide

According to Central Bank data, revenue from the tourism sector in the country for Q1 was €119m; last year it was €45m and in 2014 €47m

Secretary of State Sahmanovic stated that the company Pegasus will start flying from Istanbul to Podgorica on 22 June, paying ToMontenegro a fare of $10 for each passenger transported to Podgorica not to jeopardise the Montenegrin airline's operations

Montenegrin police on Wednesday said they will start daily patrols of schools due to increasing youth violence, and following the mass shootings in neighbouring Serbia

Twenty-four years after NATO air strikes killed six people, including three children, in the village of Murino, the victims’ families have received no compensation and say consecutive governments have done nothing to help them

Imports were almost four times as valuable as exports, by 215,3 million euro and 818,8 million euro respectively according to preliminary figures from the Statistical Office

Milo Djukanovic resigned as leader of the once-dominant Democratic Party of Socialists following a crushing defeat in the presidential elections

European Court of Human Rights rejected a case brought by relatives of war victims deported from Montenegro in 1992 and then mostly killed, ruling that they had already accepted settlements with the Montenegrin authorities