In a new report assessing the effectiveness of legal framework to prevent corruption in Government members and police, Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption calls for strong political measures to strengthen the coherence of the system

Prosecutors in Podgorica have launched an investigation into three presidential candidates for allegedly using fake support signatures, after receiving more than 90 complaints from citizens and NGOs

An explosion occurred in a first-instance court building in Montenegro's capital Podgorica, with at least one victim and several injured

A church fresco defined ‘anti-Bosniak’ sparked dispute in local authorities in Rozaje, who called on the Serbian Orthodox Church to remove a fresco in the local church that depicts Bosniaks threatening a mother and baby with knives

A group of Belarusian musicians has called off a planned concert in Budva, Montenegro, in support of Ukraine, after a pro-Russian gathering protested in front of the venue