Latest Profiles from Montenegro
Srdjan Milic, Opposition Leader in Testing Times
The head of the biggest Montenegro opposition party will have to prove his leadership capacities on October 14 following the defection of some senior colleagues to the new Democratic Front.
Miodrag Lekic - Professor on the Front Line of Politics
The university academic, former diplomat and author of several books has re-appeared as leader of the new opposition Democratic Front since July.
Igor Luksic, Balkan ‘Straight Talker’ Losing his Shine
He seemed like a breath of fresh air when he took over in late 2010, but, as the Prime Minister’s troubles have mounted, much of the initial enthusiasm felt for him has since faded.
Milo Djukanovic - Still Pulling Strings in Montenegro
He may have resigned from frontline politics in 2010, but the veteran leader still wields significant political and economic influence.
The Italian Connection to Montenegro’s Power Company
Italy’s A2A has been a major actor in Montenegro’s former state-owned power utility since 2009.
The Big Three: Terna, CGES and Enel
A look at the three main players in the Montenegro-Italy power deals
Igor Luksic, A New Start for Montenegro?
The Facebook-savvy Prime Minister wows many with his techno-friendly approach - but critics maintain he is no more than the long arm of the country’s former strongman, Milo Djukanovic.
Djukanovic Quits Leaving Questions Unanswered
The man who became Montenegro’s prime minister at 29 is at last bowing out, though questions remain about his business activities and the fortune he accumulated in his long career.
Stefan Fuele, Bearer of Good News for the Balkans
On the eve of a Balkan tour, the newly appointed EU Enlargement Commissioner says he well understands the importance of free travel to Western Europe.
