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EU: Montenegro’s Refugees’ Status Improved
A progress has been made in ensuring the rights of Montenegro’s refugees, but institutional capacities for the enforcement of those rights need to be enhanced, the European Commission says.
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Montenegro Protests Over US Magazine’s Article
The Montenergin ambassador to the US is sending a letter to the American magazine Foreign Affairs to protest against the article which describes Montenegro as a mafia state.
Fifth of Montenegro’s Immigrants Fled Wars
During the wars of Yugoslav dissolution, Montenegro became a host to the largest number of immigrants in its recent history, the Statistical Office of Montenegro, MONSTAT, shows.
Montenegrin Protesters Call on PM to Quit
Another street protest in Podgorica mustered several thousand people - but did not end in a blockade of the government as the organizers previously announced.
Montenegrin Protesters Up Pressure on PM to Quit
Following the refusal of the Prime Minister to resign, a new protest will take place in the capital on Tuesday with the aim of blockading the government.
Montenegro Mayor’s Son Admits Slapping Journalist
Son of Podgorica’s mayor tells court that he slapped the editor of Vijesti back in 2009.
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Fule: EU-Montenegro Talks to Start in June
Montenegro should start membership EU negotiations next month, the Enlargement Commissioner said, promising that the EU will continue to accept new members.
Protesters in Podgorica Call for Resignations
Several thousand protesters in Podgorica called for the Montenegrin government to resign within the next ten days.
Montenegrins File Charges Against Djukanovic
Three Montenegrin public figures filed charges against the country's high-ranking officials for their role in the deportations of refugees in 1992.
Fate Of Montenegro’s State Symbols in Balance
Montenegro’s ruling party has said it may be willing to change the national anthem and the flag to meet opposition demands, but it has ruled out making Serbian an official language.
Balkan Police Pledge United War on Cyber Crime
International police cooperation is crucial to the successful response to cyber crime, a conference in Montenegro of regional police chiefs on computer crime agreed.
More Funds Required for Balkan Refugees
Although countries from the region had hoped to obtain more than half billion euros to solve outstanding refugee issues, they came out of a donors’ conference with less than two thirds of that sum.
Activists Stage Underwear Protest in Montenegro
A Montenegrin NGO organized an unusual performance to express its dissatisfaction with planned new taxes and the behaviour of officials.
Passport Request Reignites Montenegrin Citizenship Debate
President’s proposal for former opposition politician to be restored to citizenship has stirred fresh debate about the provisions that allow passports to be obtained on favourable terms.
Boundaries Still Unresolved in ex Yugoslav Countries
After decades of living as one country, the successor states of former Yugoslavia are taking time to adjust to their new boundaries.
Man Indicted For Assaulting Montenegrin Journalist
The prosecution office in Podgorica has indicted Ivan Buskovic for the attack on a journalist from the independent media outlet Vijesti in March.
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Symbols Row Holds Montenegrin Reforms Hostage
Six years after the referendum on independence, Montenegro has consolidated itself as a state, but dispute over symbols still dominates politics, overshadowing more important priorities.
New Party Freshens up Montenegro’s Old Politics
Montenegro Veterans Face 'Pact of Silence'
Reconciliation as a Political Taboo
Montenegro Looks for Donors For Roma Refugees
Serbia Endangers Region by Rehabilitating Chetniks
Spectre of Border Changes Still Haunts Balkans
A Flourishing Albanian ‘Neighborhood’ Benefits the Balkans
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Euro Crisis Sapping Balkan Recovery, EBRD Warns
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development report predicts that eurozone crisis will buffet Balkan economies, slowing growth in 2012.
Montenegro Sells Bankrupt Steel Mill to Turkey
Montenegro Pledges to Meet Aluminium Plant’s Debt
Macedonians Keep Clear of Debts to Banks
Montenegro Aluminum Plant Under Threat
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Montenegrin Media Most Free in Balkans, Report Says
A survey of world media freedom in 2011 carried out by US-based watchdog Freedom House put Montenegro in top place in the region. Kosovo has also moved up the rankings while Macedonia has moved down.
Trailer About Tito’s Space Plans Thrills Ex-Yugoslavs
Serbia Library Chief Purged for ‘Backing Terrorism’
Press Freedom Violations on the Rise, Watchdog Says
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