The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance, ECRI, has issued its first report on Montenegro, expressing concerns over the status of refugees in the country.
The State prosecution and the defendants in the case of deportations of refugees from Montenegro to Republika Srpska in 1992 presented their cases in front of the Appellate Court on Friday in Podgorica.
Paris has set aside cash for operations to help remote communities.
Macedonia least respects the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual community, of all the countries in the Balkans, an international watchdog says.
Greece and Slovenia have sent a helicopter each to Montenegro after Podgorica asked NATO for help in battling the worst winter weather for decades.
The perpetrators of an attack on two journalists working for the Montenegrin daily Dan have been identified, local media report.
The Podgorica Aluminum Plant, KAP, may have to close if the government does not continue to subsidy its electricity costs, management and unions say.
Montenegro's prime minister says he supports a parliamentary probe into the telecom corruption scandal, but believes the case should first be handled by the courts.
Longtime Montenegrin leader Milo Djukanovic has said that he doesn't intend to return to his country's political scene in an executive role.
Montenegro's Niksic Steel Plant will go up for sale on Thursday, almost one year after it declared bankruptcy.
Government says it will pay off the biggest debts of the Podgorica Aluminum Plant, KAP, in order to save one of the country’s largest exporters and employers from going under.
Sacking of Sreten Ugricic for supporting a Montenegrin writer’s right to hold controversial views has drawn condemnation as a return to the worst practices of Milosevic’s Serbia in the Nineties.
A media watchdog recorded more than 500 press freedom violations over the past year in southeast and central Europe, an increase over 2010 figures.
With 18 lakes, the deepest gorge in Europe and beautiful landscapes, the Montenegrin mountain resort of Durmitor offers opportunities for relaxation and adventure.
Tereza Kesovija’s long awaited reappearance in Podgorica may have delighted the Montenegrin government but her self-styled gesture of reconciliation has angered some.
A dramatic goal scored in the last minute of a qualifying game between the Montenegro and England football teams resulted in a 2-2 draw and cause for celebration in Podgorica.
US policy-makers remain wary of the concept of ethnic solidarity - but harnessing natural links between Albanian communities in the Balkans will actually reduce tensions, strengthening state structures and helping to stabilize the region.
Profiles of the main political players in Montenegro.