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Report: Worrying Status of Refugees in Montenegro
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.
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Podgorica Appellate Court to Decide in Deportation Case
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.
France To Help Montenegro Tackle Winter Weather
Paris has set aside cash for operations to help remote communities.
Macedonia Gay Rights Record 'Worst in Balkans'
Macedonia least respects the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual community, of all the countries in the Balkans, an international watchdog says.
NATO Helps Montenegro’s Fight Against Cold Weather
Greece and Slovenia have sent a helicopter each to Montenegro after Podgorica asked NATO for help in battling the worst winter weather for decades.
Montenegrin Police Investigates Attack on Journalists
The perpetrators of an attack on two journalists working for the Montenegrin daily Dan have been identified, local media report.
Fresh Snowfall Prolongs Balkan Winter Weather Misery
Heavy snowfall continued over the weekend in the Balkans, claiming more victims, blocking traffic and exacerbating problems in areas already cut off by the extremely cold weather.
Cold Snap Torments Balkans
The worst wintry conditions in decades continue to torment the Balkans, causing deaths, cutting power and blocking roads.
One Dies in Fire at Offices of Montenegrin Daily
One person has died in a fire which broke out around noon in Podgorica on Monday, destroying offices of the newspaper Dan and radio station Radio D.
Heavy Snowfall Grips the Balkans
The biggest snowfall in the Balkans in the past three decades has claimed lives and cut off villagers across the region.
Protests Spread to North of Montenegro
NGOs, trade unions and workers from the north of Montenegro will stage a demonstration on February 10 in Bijelo Polje to protest over privatisations and rising energy prices.
Darko Saric Seen in South Africa
South African police say they have located a man believed to be fugitive Darko Saric who is wanted by Serbia on drug smuggling charges.
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Montenegro Tries to Calm Fuel Price Anger
Following recent mass rally against planned price hike in electricity, government promises to listen to protesters.
BIRN Launches 2012 Balkans Journalism Fellowship
Balkan Investigative Reporting Network has announced a call for applications for its 2012 fellowship for journalistic excellence.
Montenegro's PM Urges Consensus in EU Talks
Prime Minister Igor Luksic says all segments of Montenegro's society should be involved in the country's EU negotiations.
Freedom House: Nationalism Hampers Progress in Balkans
Nationalism and the pressure on the media continue to threaten the process of reconciliation in the Balkans, according to a new report issued by Freedom House.
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A Flourishing Albanian ‘Neighborhood’ Benefits the Balkans
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.
Serbia Library Chief Purged for ‘Backing Terrorism’
‘Sanaderization’ Spreads to Montenegro
Drive For Balkan Extradition Deal Nears End
Hard Times Ahead For Crisis-Hit Balkans
Rough Justice for Balkan Rape Victims
Serbian Privatisation: Criminals Still Cashing In
Montenegro Pledges Action on EU Corruption Concerns
Business
Montenegro Aluminum Plant Under Threat
The Podgorica Aluminum Plant, KAP, may have to close if the government does not continue to subsidy its electricity costs, management and unions say.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Backs Telekom Probe
Montenegro's Djukanovic Opts for Business Career
Montenegro Steel Factory Goes Up For Sale
Montenegro to Repay Troubled KAP Plant’s Debt
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Serbia Library Chief Purged for ‘Backing Terrorism’
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.
Press Freedom Violations on the Rise, Watchdog Says
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Croatian Diva Shrugs off Attacks on Montenegro Concert
Montenegro Draws Against England Football Team
