Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed accusations from Serbian President Vučić that Podgorica is waging hybrid warfare against Serbia, calling the claims unfounded and reflecting a lack of readiness from Belgrade's political structures.

A meeting was held to discuss potential locations for energy infrastructure projects in Montenegro. Technical teams from CGES and CEDIS, along with representatives from Rožaje Municipality, agreed to survey sites for future investments.

A profile of Ervin Ibrahimović, Montenegro's Minister of Foreign Affairs, is presented as Belgrade and Podgorica continue a war of political statements following a recent EU summit and comments from the Serbian president.

Montenegro's President Milatović has requested a constitutional review of Article 15 of the Constitutional Court Law, which allows judges to continue serving after their term or retirement until a new judge is elected.

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has stated that a court decision in the Adriatic Bank case is unrelated to its operations, refuting claims published by Vijesti.

The AMSCG reports favorable driving conditions in Montenegro, but traffic on the Pljevlja–Žabljak road is completely suspended for heavy vehicles (over 3.5 tons) due to reconstruction of the Đurđevića Tara bridge until work completion.

Montenegro's vehicle fleet is notably old, with over 300,000 registered vehicles averaging 17.6 years, posing a significant challenge for the country's transition to electrification.

Citizens in Montenegro can now access real-time information on the status of border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel. Links to live updates are provided by the government and Monteput.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed Serbian President Vučić's accusations of hybrid warfare as unfounded and inappropriate, reaffirming its desire for good relations with Serbia.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed as 'unfounded and inappropriate' allegations made by Serbian President Vučić, which accused Podgorica of waging a hybrid war against Serbia or threatening its interests.

During its parliamentary sessions in Leiria and Coimbra, the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) focused on recent storms and challenged Prime Minister Montenegro to withdraw the government's labor package in the upcoming bi-weekly debate.

Montenegro is facing significant road safety challenges, with five fatalities reported in traffic accidents over the past three days and hundreds of drivers sanctioned for alcohol, drugs, and speeding since the beginning of June.

The twelfth edition of the OREA Art Market has opened in Sarajevo, bringing together 50 creative exhibitors from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro. The event aims to support artists and has a humanitarian mission.

Montenegro has recorded five traffic fatalities in the past three days, raising concerns about road safety and the stalled adoption of stricter traffic laws.

Documentary films by high school students from Podgorica and Danilovgrad, created during 'Teen Docs' workshops, will be screened at the closing of Underhill Fest, covering themes of mental health, identity, and art.

Police conducted raids in hospitality establishments in Nikšić and Kolašin, Montenegro, resulting in the seizure of a flare and a knife.

Montenegro's legal profession must more actively participate in judicial reform, modernize its Code of Ethics, and improve education for new cadres to prepare for EU membership.

Montenegro's Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has initiated proceedings against the Hrnjez brothers and Seferović, accusing the trio, allegedly part of Zvicer's team, of involvement in cocaine smuggling and money laundering.

Montenegro is conducting diaspora research and promoting cultural heritage from California to Washington to strengthen ties between the country and the United States.

An individual identified as D.D. was arrested at the Šćepan Polje border crossing in Montenegro, following a collaborative operation with Interpol Podgorica.

Montenegro's Interior Minister Danilo Šaranović and Police Director Lazar Šćepanović met with border police officials to discuss readiness and priorities for the upcoming tourist season, focusing on efficient border control.

Montenegro's Minister of Internal Affairs Danilo Šaranović and Police Director Lazar Šćepanović held a meeting with Dejan Bojić, Assistant Director for the Border Police Sector, and the heads of regional border police centers. The discussion focused on prioritizing security and ensuring efficient passenger flow at the borders.

The summer season has begun in Ulcinj, Montenegro, where walking in swimsuits or without clothes in public areas of urban, suburban, and tourist settlements has been prohibited since late May, incurring fines.

Mensa Montenegro is organizing EMAG26, the largest annual gathering of European Mensa, coinciding with the international organization's 80th anniversary.

In Montenegro, audio and video surveillance in the workplace are strictly regulated by law, requiring employees to be informed of monitoring and ensuring their privacy is protected.

A 14-year-old boy was brutally beaten by a group of peers aged 14 to 17 in the Masline neighborhood of Podgorica, Montenegro, with police now searching for the perpetrators.

The 'Bajo Pivljanin' Hunting Association in Montenegro has celebrated its 80th anniversary, highlighting its rich history, diverse wildlife, and status as one of the best hunting grounds in the country.

A tender has been announced for the conceptual design and main project for a construction, with the land for the project provided by the capital city, as stated by the Ministry of Spatial Planning and National Infrastructure.

The executive branch in Montenegro aims to alter the procedure for selecting the Commission for Protection, a move criticized by the Institute Alternative as undermining progress and anti-corruption measures.

Andrija Klikovac, head of the DPS councilor club in the Capital City Assembly, responded to statements by PES MP Gordan Stojović, questioning why Stojović did not disclose his membership in a DPS Main Board committee after 2021.

Montenegro's Ministry of Culture is uncertain whether a castle can be granted to the Petrović family, stating that the status of a cultural asset and its protection regime do not depend on ownership status.

Montenegrin President Milatović is scheduled to address members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday, June 16. He will present the results achieved by Montenegro.

Construction has commenced on the Skopje-Blace highway, a crucial artery connecting North Macedonia with Kosovo and Montenegro. The project is being undertaken by the company Granit.

Montenegro's Ministry of Economic Development has postponed business training for women in the Armed Forces (VCG) and Ministry of Defense (MO). The decision was made due to concerns that the training might lead to women leaving their service, at a time when retaining personnel is a challenge.

The 'Zanatska ulica' (Craft Street) festival, organized by Montenegro's Ministry of Culture and Media and OJU 'Muzeji' Kotor, brought together traditional craftspeople, artists, and creatives in Kotor.

The State Property Administration in Montenegro has taken custody of 86 seized luxury watches and jewelry pieces, with the majority subsequently transferred to the Central Bank of Montenegro's vault for safekeeping, in accordance with the law.

Montenegro's Special State Prosecutor's Office has permanently confiscated real estate valued at approximately 400,000 euros from Vujović and Knežević. The assets have now become state property following a final ruling.

Montenegro recorded 25 traffic accidents in the last 24 hours, resulting in two fatalities, two serious injuries, and four minor injuries.

The Hyatt Regency Kotor Bay Resort is launching the third season of its distinctive music events this summer, which have become a prominent feature on Montenegro's summer calendar.

Hospitality representatives in Montenegro's capital argue that increased controls and stricter punitive policies are not long-term solutions for noise pollution, pointing to other sources of noise in urban areas and suggesting that responsibility should not fall solely on caterers.

The PES party has reportedly withdrawn from the government coalition, but its members continue to hold their official positions, sparking political discussion.

The 'Vasa Pavić' school in Montenegro has signed a cooperation agreement with an art school, opening opportunities for student and teacher exchanges, joint projects, professional development, and cultural exchange.

COREPER has given the green light for two additional negotiation chapters, with the Montenegrin government planning to close all chapters by the end of the year to become the 28th EU member in 2028.

Montenegro's Ombudsman has initiated a recommendation for police to exercise caution when conducting searches in the presence of children, following an incident where a five-year-old was distressed during a search.

The Municipality of Bijelo Polje in Montenegro is providing 100,000 euros in financial support, covering up to 50% of the investment value, for citizens to purchase air conditioners as part of ecological measures.

The NGO 35mm stated that the European Commission's non-paper confirms that journalists in Montenegro continue to face political pressure and public discreditations. These often manifest as attempts to delegitimize critical reporting on government work.

Slobodan Radović, a co-founder and the first general manager of the Association of Managers of Montenegro, has passed away. He was a significant figure in the country's management community.

Discussions between Dukaj and Servadei highlighted the importance of integrating child protection into Montenegro's new cybersecurity strategy, emphasizing that digital security is not just a technical issue but also about safeguarding people, especially children.

Sanja Vučić, Mirza Selimović, and S.A.R.S. are announced as performers for the Kolašin Echo festival, scheduled to take place from June 26 to 28 in Kolašin, Montenegro.

The Board of Directors of the Foreign Investors Council in Montenegro organized a regatta, with its president, Branko Mitrović, thanking member companies and sponsors for their support.

The head of Montenegro's Constitutional Court, Snežana Armenko, and judges met with Liliana Tangi, co-rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, to discuss the court's work and the conditions for closing Chapters 23 and 24 in EU accession talks.

Dragana Otašević from the Center for Migration and Multiculturalism Policies stated that Montenegro must proactively create conditions to motivate its citizens, especially the youth, to build their future within the country.

Hifa Oil CG, part of the HIFA OIL Concern, has been recognized as one of the most successful medium-sized enterprises in Montenegro.

The fourth evening of the Festival of Amateur Dramatics in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, featured three theatrical performances.

Montenegro's Chamber of Commerce aims to foster a more stable and competitive economic environment by collaborating with Turkish partners, opening doors for new investments.

An ecological inspection was carried out following a report about an illegal tire dump located between a riverside city area and a long-stalled hotel construction site in Montenegro.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration (MJU) has finalized the legal framework for the introduction of a Digital Wallet. This mobile platform will integrate various citizen services, including electronic driver's licenses, health cards, and diplomas.

The Government of Montenegro, based on a proposal from the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation (MPNI), has adopted a program to develop, modernize, and openly utilize research infrastructure. This new instrument aims to support and strengthen scientific research capacities within the country.

Burger King continues its strategic expansion with the opening of its first location on the Princess Ksenija highway, in Gornje Mrke, on the route from Podgorica to northern Montenegro.

High-ranking officials and politicians in Montenegro continue to publicly comment on high-profile cases, which could undermine public perception of judicial independence and impartiality. This issue is highlighted in an EC non-paper, also noting delays in high-level appointments.

Construction of the wastewater treatment system in Botun, Montenegro, is progressing as planned, with approximately 25% of the project, valued at around 95 million euros, now completed.

Đuranović reacted after the parliamentary majority on the Committee for Health, Labor, and Social Welfare rejected a proposal by GP URA to increase all pensions in Montenegro by 40 euros.

A well-known beach in Montenegro has been recognized on the prestigious 'World’s 50 Beaches' list for 2026, compiled by an international panel of travel writers and experts.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed accusations from Serbian President Vučić that Podgorica is waging hybrid warfare against Serbia, calling the claims unfounded and reflective of a lack of readiness from certain political structures in Belgrade.

The demolition of illegal stables has commenced in Žabljak, Montenegro, following orders from the communal inspection for forty-two owners to remove structures along the bypass road.

The Montenegrin GP URA party announced its intention to re-submit an "anti-mafia" law to parliamentary procedure, stating that three years have been lost, allowing criminals to hide their wealth.

Montenegro's URA party is once again proposing an 'anti-mafia' law, criticizing the ruling majority for allegedly wasting three years in the fight against crime by rejecting their ready-to-implement model.

Information regarding the prices of sunbeds in Montenegro for the upcoming summer season has been released, a topic of traditional interest for many planning their vacations.

A Montenegrin organization reports that data indicates a more than threefold increase in the duration of the most complex court proceedings for serious criminal offenses in the High Court over a relatively short period.

A session of the Montenegrin Parliament is underway, where ministers Filip Radulović, Admir Šahmanović, and Tamara Ćulafić are responding to parliamentary questions.

The Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected as "unfounded and inappropriate" allegations from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic accusing Montenegro of waging hybrid warfare against Serbia, affirming a desire for good relations.

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Serbian diplomacy asserts that Montenegro's statement confirms the thesis that Serbia has no territorial claims towards Montenegro, respects its statehood, but reserves the right to point out issues harming good neighborly relations.

A day of mourning has been declared for tomorrow in Nikšić, Montenegro.

Montenegro's National Security Agency (ANB) has issued a statement clarifying that data protection is a responsibility and obligation, not surveillance, aiming to strengthen public trust in institutions and national security measures.

A new direct airline route has been inaugurated between Podgorica, Montenegro, and Antalya, Turkey, with SunExpress operating flights twice a week on this new connection.

Real estate agent Osmanagić reports that investors are driving up apartment prices in Montenegro, with new construction in Podgorica averaging €2,445 per square meter, and reaching up to €3,500 in certain areas.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning is considering amendments to the Detailed Urban Plan (DUP) affecting the Gorica area in Podgorica, a process previously halted by the government.

Montenegro is set to close two negotiation chapters on workers' rights and consumer protection at an Intergovernmental Conference in Luxembourg, marking a new step towards its European Union membership.

Srđan Perić, leader of Preokret, criticized Montenegro's PES party, stating that the executive branch, led by the mayor, views the Capital City Assembly as an executive body of the executive power.

A girl from Pljevlja, Montenegro, who suffers from cerebral palsy and is immobile, has achieved a significant academic result, overcoming her challenges.

Police in Montenegro's Northern Regional Security Center conducted controls on 475 vehicles and drivers, sanctioning 149 for traffic violations and seizing pistols and ammunition.

The Western Balkans region is described as a crossroads between continents, with Russia actively seeking strategic influence. While some countries like Croatia have joined the EU and others like Montenegro and Albania are progressing, the integration process for other states has stalled, making the region a focus for geopolitical analysis.

A Montenegrin law on financing political entities and election campaigns is under scrutiny regarding how it will control party employment during election periods, specifically concerning temporary hires.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Works is undertaking a detailed study for construction on Velje Brdo, emphasizing preventive protection measures. The study aims to determine if Velje Brdo's watershed will impact the Mareza spring, as previous studies are lacking.

Some employees of Montenegro's National Security Agency (ANB) have filed criminal charges and reported suspicions of illegal surveillance, including outside working hours, through an application installed on their official phones.

Air Montenegro has purchased its third aircraft, named 'Echo,' and is expecting a fourth leased aircraft, 'India,' to join its fleet shortly.

Emergency services in Niš, Serbia, reported six injuries from five traffic accidents, while Montenegro experienced 32 traffic incidents in 24 hours, resulting in two fatalities. These reports highlight a concerning number of road accidents in the region.

Experts discuss the increasing prevalence of violence among girls in Montenegro, examining the reasons behind this concerning trend.

A Montenegrin article reports on a German-French non-paper suggesting Montenegro is close to EU accession, while other countries face a longer path. Analyst Adnan Ćerimagić emphasizes that benefits will be felt once negotiations conclude, without waiting for ratification.

The Montenegrin government presented its annual public procurement report, revealing that nearly one billion euros were spent, with significant amounts allocated to pharmaceutical products and defense.

A political movement in Montenegro claims that PES (Europe Now Movement) rejected the option of elections and lacked the capacity to offer a solution, deliberately leading the city towards forced administration.

Restaurateurs in Budva, Montenegro, are pleased with the pre-season tourist numbers, with guests arriving from various regions. However, they remain cautious about forecasts for the main season due to unpredictable geopolitical developments.

Montenegro's State Information System on Space has missed its March deadline for establishment, raising questions about its implementation.

Montenegro is preparing for the upcoming enrollment period for 51 secondary schools, with over 10,200 available spots for 7,400 students. Applications will be submitted electronically via the upisi.edu.me portal.

Political analysts are discussing the DNP-DPS coalition in Montenegro, characterizing it as an alliance of those focused on a European Montenegro. The political landscape is being analyzed for potential developments and setbacks.

One person was arrested and criminal charges were filed against another in Nikšić, Montenegro, after drugs were found during a vehicle inspection, with further investigation suggesting one individual enabled the other to use the narcotics.

Montenegro plans to revise textbooks and curricula as part of the next phase of education reform, according to Ćalasan. The revisions aim to remove gender stereotypes and update educational materials.

A new maritime police base has been established in Ulcinj, Montenegro, as part of an EU-funded program to support migration and border management, implemented by IOM Montenegro.

Montenegro's Environmental Protection Agency has determined that EPCG does not require an environmental impact assessment for a solar power plant in Nikšić, despite concerns about panels on the Željezara site lacking green permits.

Tamara Živković, Montenegro's representative at this year's Eurovision, shared her impressions after the festival, discussing the missed opportunity to qualify for the final and announcing new music material.

The Telekom Montenegro Business Run concluded as the largest team-building event in Montenegro, setting new records for participation and strengthening corporate relationships through a five-kilometer challenge and social interaction.

During a working visit to Germany, Montenegrin Defense Minister Dragan Krapović met with German Bundestag member Peter Beyer in Berlin to discuss current security and political topics relevant to Montenegro, reaffirming the country's commitment to NATO obligations and EU membership.

Montenegro's Public Enterprise for Marine Property Management has initiated a project to arrange Pizana beach in Budva, aiming to make it accessible as a public bathing area without commercial restrictions.

Investors and local officials gathered in Ulcinj to mark the official start of construction for the Oro Verde project, a new residential and tourist complex overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

The Government of Montenegro is considering purchasing two multi-purpose aircraft and two helicopters to enhance its capabilities for firefighting, medical evacuations, search and rescue, and support for police and military forces, citing increasing fire threats as a particular concern.

Montenegrin officials, including Minister Vujović, condemned media content that discriminates against Montenegrin identity, emphasizing that state institutions are handling such matters within their legal authority. They stressed that immediate reactions are not needed when institutions are already acting.

A dispute has arisen between the Budva Municipality and Montenegro's largest hotel company, majority state-owned, over parking land, with the local administration claiming ignorance and the hotel company asserting its right to retain a parking area for guests.

Montenegro boasts a picturesque natural sea pool in Utjeha Bay, also known as Olive Bay, located between Bar and Ulcinj, offering a unique summer destination.

Montenegro's labor market faces challenges due to a shortage of workers, as the country navigates its economic landscape in relation to the EU market.

Montenegrin Deputy Prime Minister Bečić met with Liliana Tanguy, co-rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, emphasizing that cooperation with international partners is crucial for the country's progress.

Fuel traders in Montenegro are reportedly rejecting a government plan for fuel marking, which would generate at least 3.5 million euros annually over five years. The EU Delegation has previously stated that such a plan contradicts EU directives.

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have launched the third and final generation of the 'Women on Boards Montenegro' program, with a meeting held between Governor Dr. Irena Radović and participants.

The criminal proceedings in Montenegro's major Telekom case have not formally begun, with the key to its epilogue now seemingly in the hands of a judge after a request for legal protection was recently rejected.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, participated in a ministerial meeting, affirming the country's commitment to establishing an RLAH (Regional Leadership and Accountability Hub) regime between the EU and Western Balkan countries.

Montenegrin Minister Gorčević is dissatisfied with the pace of amendment adoption, while MP Boris Mugoša refutes claims that the opposition is hindering constitutional changes, which could cost Montenegro five million euros.

Montenegrin Minister of Public Administration Maraš Dukaj stated that cybersecurity is fundamental to successful digital transformation, highlighting the ongoing efforts to build a secure and reliable digital space for citizens and businesses.

The Media Union of Montenegro (SMCG) presented its tenth edition of research on media freedom indicators and the Journalist Safety Index for the Western Balkans, highlighting Montenegro's position in the region regarding journalist protection.

The KUD Mijat Mašković cultural association held a concert in Kolašin, Montenegro, celebrating its 15th anniversary. The program highlighted the intangible cultural heritage of 'Traditional games of the Kolašin region'.

Montenegro is set to purchase four H-145M Airbus multi-purpose helicopters for its Air Force. These helicopters are designed to transport up to ten people and can be used for air fire support, observation, reconnaissance, and special forces deployment in combat variants.

Montenegrin authorities have identified over 150 illegally constructed buildings in Žabljak within two years and filed criminal charges against 60 individuals responsible.

Montenegro's government has adopted a program aimed at developing, modernizing, and opening research infrastructure, focusing on improving access and quality of scientific equipment, laboratory capacities, and digital tools.

The local community of Stari Grad in Montenegro is seeking answers regarding the fulfillment of conditions for a new development, specifically questioning valid contracts, tender procedures, and waste disposal agreements with the municipality.

Montenegro recorded 19 traffic accidents and one fatality in the past 24 hours. One person was seriously injured and six sustained minor injuries.

A documentary film titled 'The Price of a Word' will be screened, focusing on Russians who have moved to Montenegro due to their opposition to the war in Ukraine and Putin's repression.

A Montenegrin court has ruled that the bankrupt Montenegro Airlines must return 70 million euros to the state, a sum related to illegal state aid provided by former governments between 2013 and 2020.

Speaking at the National Agriculture Fair, Montenegro stated that negotiations regarding the Public Service Unit (PSU) are still ongoing, but an agreement has not yet been finalized.

Montenegro's regional water supply expects a regular season without restrictions, thanks to measures against illegal gravel exploitation and the activation of a new water treatment plant.

Meetings between Montenegrin and US officials, including Šćepanović-Unlu and Mugoša-Kiz, focused on improving relations and cooperation between police services and strengthening economic partnership. Discussions aimed at advancing bilateral ties across various sectors.

The Montenegrin government has stated that two airplanes and two helicopters are needed for firefighting, as existing helicopter resources are insufficient to effectively suppress large fires, especially with increasing climate change-induced intensity.

Marta Kos stated that it is a significant day for the EU enlargement process, suggesting that Montenegro might reach its goal by the end of the year.

The RTCG Council in Montenegro is testing an opposition platform aimed at overcoming political divisions, while the DPS calls for a halt to the process and the ruling majority emphasizes the need for political agreement.

Presidente da República e primeiro-ministro reagiram ao acordo anunciado no domingo que prevê o fim das hostilidades no Irão e a reabertura do Estreito de Ormuz.

The Municipality and Tourist Organization of Žabljak have announced a rich program for the summer season, expecting to attract numerous visitors, athletes, artists, and participants from Montenegro and abroad.

Police in Montenegro have arrested four minors suspected of assaulting a boy who sustained a fractured cheekbone and nose, among other injuries, according to medical reports.

The acclaimed British electronic band Morcheeba is scheduled to perform on June 20 at Luštica Bay, Montenegro.

Montenegro experienced 70 traffic accidents over the weekend, resulting in four fatalities. Authorities have also announced traffic suspensions on several road sections.

The University of Montenegro will henceforth provide translation services for issued documentation, engaging authorized translators who meet the prescribed conditions.

Montenegro's tourism sector is facing significant labor shortages ahead of the summer season, particularly in hospitality, leading to increased reliance on foreign workers and a focus on retaining the domestic workforce.

Several settlements and streets in various municipalities across Montenegro will experience planned power outages today due to scheduled network maintenance by CEDIS.

Montenegro's National Security Agency (ANB) issued a response to a CIN-CG text, clarifying that a mentioned software tool is a standard instrument for managing and protecting official devices, applications, and data.

The Bar Municipality in Montenegro is facing criticism for failing to initiate or complete any significant development investments last year, despite carrying over nearly 30 million euros. Funds were primarily allocated to road infrastructure and educational institutions in collaboration with the Ministry.

Marjan Šarec, the European Parliament's rapporteur for Montenegro, stated that the upcoming resolution on Montenegro will be the most positive to date and is expected to be adopted. He emphasized that it is a great achievement that no one is hindering Montenegro's path to the EU.

Noise levels on the highway from Ribarevina to Bijelo Polje in Montenegro have surpassed European standards, prompting the creation of a strategic noise map for the first time to protect public health.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated during a morning program on TV Prva that media outlets in Montenegro are playing a role in a 'colored revolution'.

Luka Perišić, a student from Montenegro, will study in the USA, having navigated a long and complex application process that requires academic excellence, character, leadership, and community engagement.

The Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has acknowledged progress in Montenegro's implementation of its recommendations, following a presentation of results by the Montenegrin delegation to the European institution.

A Montenegrin official has spoken out against a recent case of peer violence in Podgorica, emphasizing that violence is unacceptable regardless of how it is labeled.

The body of a woman was discovered on the railway line between Kolašin and Podgorica in Montenegro. An autopsy has been ordered following the investigation.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić stated that major decisions, such as the purchase of a new Air Montenegro plane, should be evaluated by their long-term results rather than initial reactions.

Montenegrin official Koprivica met with the President and Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, affirming Montenegro's strong political will to implement reforms.

A fatal road accident on the Pogradec-Lin axis in Albania resulted in one death and four injuries, with images from the scene being released. Separately, two teenagers died and one person was critically injured in a traffic accident in Nikšić, Montenegro.

Montenegro's Prosecutorial Council announced that a non-paper confirmed progress in its work, highlighting the adoption of a new Communication Strategy and maintaining good practices in transparency.

Montenegro's Minister Ćulafić held discussions with the Deputy Director General of the French Development Agency (AFD), who praised the strong cooperation through various projects and acknowledged Montenegro's progress on its European path. The meeting underscored the positive relationship and ongoing support for Montenegro's development and EU aspirations.

Vatroslav Belan, a leader of the European Alliance, met with Dutch officials and the European Liberal Forum in The Hague to discuss the necessity for Montenegro and the EU to utilize the current 'window of opportunity' for EU enlargement.

Traffic on the M-3 Plužine - Jasenovo polje highway in Montenegro will be suspended from 11 AM to 5 PM due to asphalting work in the Zaborje area. Road conditions are otherwise reported as good.

Montenegro currently has no ultra-fast charging stations for electric vehicles, and its existing network fails to meet European Union standards. Significant investments will be required in the coming years to ensure full compliance with EU regulations.

The Gvozd Wind Farm in Montenegro has already produced approximately 10.5% of its planned output, according to project manager Nikola Vukotić, following a complex process to enable May production.

Montenegrin authorities are inspecting markets to determine the origin of food products and address consumer concerns about the presence of genetically modified organisms, which officials deny are on the market.

The Democratic People's Party (DNP) in Montenegro criticized former DPS member Stojović, stating he spoke only 15 times in parliament over three years and that his earnings could have purchased a Canadair aircraft.

Utility workers in Budva, Montenegro, have removed an illegal landfill in Perazića dol as part of the regular operational program of Komunalno Budva.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested three individuals for driving under the influence of alcohol and temporarily seized three vehicles for further checks. An additional person was also detained.

Davor Kunc, head of the European Investment Bank (EIB) representation for Montenegro, praised Montenegro's significant progress and achievements in financing renewable energy projects, emphasizing its strategic role in the European energy landscape.

A blood donation drive in Budva, Montenegro, successfully collected 82 units of blood. The event saw 17 individuals donating blood for the first time.

Montenegro has made significant strides in recent years through public policies and regulatory frameworks, transforming from a high-risk periphery to a strategic part of the European clean energy expansion and becoming more attractive for financing.

Ljubiša Đurković, Technical Director of EPCG, presented the 'Virtual Power Plant' platform, outlining the company's next steps in energy transition. The initiative focuses on decarbonization and increasing the share of renewable energy sources.

A High Court in Montenegro has overturned previous measures, unblocking 54.3 million euros for clients, as Adriatic Bank pursues legal action against the Central Bank over imposed penalties.

The Democrats of Montenegro are continuously implementing a policy of direct contact with citizens, visiting all municipalities and maintaining a constant presence on the ground, based on the belief that politics is not conducted from offices.

The Community of Municipalities in Montenegro has published a handbook for drafting regulations for local self-government units. This guide aims to standardize and improve the legislative process at the municipal level.

Four years after its announcement, a pellet factory project in Goransko, Montenegro, at the site of the former FEP factory, has not materialized, with a former worker claiming more was removed than invested.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica is investigating a case where a math professor easily accessed the ID numbers of high school graduates from an officially published Excel table on the Examination Center's website.

The Government of Montenegro has submitted a Bill on Amendments to the Law on Civil Procedure to Parliament, aiming to harmonize domestic legislation with EU law and the Law on Life Partnership of Persons of the Same Sex, thereby equalizing same-sex partners with spouses.

According to MONSTAT, consumer prices in Montenegro increased by an average of 3.2 percent from January to May this year compared to the same period last year, with the inflation rate in May reaching 3.6 percent, placing Montenegro among the countries with the lowest inflation in the Balkans.

A Serbian motorcyclist died today on the road between Žabljak and Šavnik in Montenegro, marking the second fatality from Serbia in separate motorcycle accidents in the country on the same day.

GRECO (Group of States against Corruption) in Strasbourg has reviewed Montenegro's progress in implementing anti-corruption recommendations. The assessment focused on the country's efforts to fulfill its commitments.

Montenegro's police director has issued an order temporarily banning heavy vehicle traffic and restricting all vehicle categories on several roads until October 15, anticipating increased traffic during the summer tourist season.

The EPCG NET 2026 energy symposium has opened, focusing on energy transition as an opportunity for a stronger economy and energy independence in Montenegro.

Srđan Perić, leader of the Preokret party in Montenegro, stated that political opponents are focusing more on speculating about his alleged ties to foreign intelligence agencies (BIA or ANB) than on critiquing his party's proposals.

Andrzej Duda arrived in Lithuania to deliver a message to leaders, while Shahman from the Beijing Forum emphasized Montenegro's need for international support. These events highlight ongoing discussions about global cooperation and individual national requirements.

The Chamber of Economy in Montenegro has introduced new support programs for small and medium-sized enterprises, entrepreneurs, and the metallurgy sector.

Montenegro is likely to miss out on €4.6 million from EU funds as its parliament is not expected to adopt constitutional amendments by the end of June, according to European Affairs Minister Maida Gorčević.

Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, is participating in the 126th meeting of the UN Tourism Executive Board in Toledo, where she presented the country's tourism offerings and current development plans.

Mina Brajović, head of the World Health Organization (WHO) office in Montenegro, stated that "one act of kindness is never in vain" while presenting awards to the most humane individuals.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister, and National Security Agency Director signed an Interoperability Agreement to enhance the country's visa system in line with EU standards.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) in Montenegro has proposed a total of over 43 years in prison for Strahinja Koprivica and his group. Koprivica faces six years for forming a criminal organization, four for drug production and trafficking, and two years for two counts of smuggling.

Montenegro will host the Ministerial Forum on Creative Economy in Herceg Novi on June 17-18, organized by the Ministry of Culture and Media as part of Montenegro's presidency of the Berlin Process, in collaboration with the British Council.

Montenegrin police reported filing a misdemeanor charge against G.Š. after two PVC packages containing marijuana were found in his possession in Podgorica.

An article from Montenegro reflects on the perceived absence of justice and truth in contemporary politics, suggesting they only exist when serving political interests.

Ivan Vujović of the SDP warns that the Podgorica assembly is in disarray, with unstable governance and violations of democratic principles, suggesting that citizens will punish the ruling parties in upcoming elections. He emphasizes that the parliament must function and that forced administration is not a solution.

Seven additional individuals are being prosecuted in Montenegro for their alleged involvement in a group formed to smuggle untaxed cigarettes from the free customs zone of Bar Port.

Police, in coordination with construction and communal inspections and the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Pljevlja, have identified 151 illegally constructed buildings in Žabljak, Montenegro, with charges filed against 60 individuals.

A team of students from the 'Slobodan Škerović' Gymnasium in Podgorica, Montenegro, has departed to participate in the European Physics Olympiad. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MPNI) confirmed their travel.

Spanish police (Mossos) are investigating the execution-style killings of six people in Barcelona, suspecting organized crime involvement and exploring the hypothesis of a war between Montenegrin clans, likely related to drug trafficking.

Following a meeting with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, Chega leader André Ventura stated that the Single Social Benefit (PSU) would pass without a vote and labor reform without an agreement, noting that six of the party's seven demands were accepted, with immigrant support restrictions remaining a point of disagreement.