While many Libyans are celebrating the death of their ousted leader, obituaries to "the brother Gaddafi" have appeared in some Serbian and Montenegrin newspapers.

European Union Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele has praised Montenegro for being an open and reliable partner, setting clear priorities and creating, what he termed, ‘an unbelievably inclusive framework for addressing the enlargement process challenges’.

A leaked Montenegrin police document reportedly confirms the existence of 35 organised crime groups in Montenegro, most of which are allegedly actively involved in narcotics trafficking.

Austrians consider Croatia the most desirable EU candidate state alongside Iceland and opt against membership of all other Western Balkan countries, a poll by the NGO, Austrian Society for European Policy, OeGfE, has shown.

Montenegro has completed a joint project with Austria dubbed “Intelligence-Led Policing”, aimed at fighting organised crime.

Montenegrin Parliamentary Speaker Ranko Krivokapic is leading a delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina for two days of talks with top officials of each of Bosnia's two semi-automonous entities.

Montenegrin politicians have passed a law reforming the country’s outdated electoral system and helping Montenegro on its journey towards EU accession.