Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration has issued a statement refuting claims that question the transparency and legality of employment procedures, asserting that such actions aim to undermine public trust in institutions.

Montenegro's Minister Vuković signed contracts worth 58 million euros in Washington, representing financial and expert support for key national development priorities through international partnerships.

Police in Zeta, Montenegro, are investigating a strong detonation that occurred in the area. Authorities are currently conducting an inquiry to determine if the incident was intentional.

Montenegrin police reported 22 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in one fatality. Seven pairs of license plates were confiscated during this period.

Former employees of the Ulcinj saltworks, the oldest company in Ulcinj, Montenegro, are scheduled to gather for a protest in front of the company's gate. The demonstration aims to draw attention to their issues, potentially leading to traffic blockades.

Adnan Ćerimagić, an analyst from the European Stability Initiative (ESI), stated on Facebook that Montenegro's readiness is the key factor for concluding EU accession negotiations by December 2026, rather than Brussels. He highlighted two assessments regarding this possibility.

A fire that broke out in a warehouse located within the complex of the former KAP (Aluminum Plant Podgorica) in Montenegro has been successfully localized. The operation involved nine vehicles and approximately 20 firefighters.

Montenegro's Coordination Body reviewed and unanimously adopted inspection reports for March and proposed amendments to the Law on Inspection Supervision.

Milatović emphasized the need to lobby for membership in every member country, likely referring to Montenegro's international integration efforts. He also stated that the response to current challenges must be comprehensive and coordinated.

Montenegro's Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) has successfully appointed a director on its fifth attempt.

Two individuals have been arrested in Ulcinj, Montenegro, on charges of usury (loan sharking).

Police in Montenegro arrested two foreign nationals after finding illegal substances in their possession, with one also facing charges for traffic violations.

The price per square meter for residential units in Montenegro's 'Velje brdo' project is 2,691 euros, excluding utilities. With the government stating a price of 1,000 euros for citizens, the 74 million euro difference for all 557 apartments would need to be covered by state or city budgets.

A delegation from Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs, led by Minister Filip Radulović, visited the Secretariat of the Paris Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control in The Hague, affirming Montenegro's commitment to enhancing maritime safety.

A waste cleanup action was carried out along a road towards the border in Montenegro, as part of a national campaign aimed at improving environmental conditions and raising ecological awareness.

An extremely rare Mediterranean monk seal, considered one of the most endangered marine mammals, has been filmed in the Montenegrin sea near Budva.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior announced it is investigating threatening messages concerning alleged explosives reported in several cities across the country. The authorities are responding to the security alerts.

ADP-TAV has announced its intention to sue the Montenegrin state due to alleged irregularities in a tender procedure, which they claim have been continuously pointed out to authorities since April of last year without resolution.

Montenegro's Ministry of Health has declared vaccination mandatory for children attending kindergarten, stating there is no basis for the Constitutional Court to accept an initiative against it.

Criminal charges have been filed against A.F., A.J., and T.N. for causing severe and minor injuries in Montenegro.

A political commentary argues that Montenegro's state has been exploited by parties and individuals, and a progressive minority is essential for the country to have a new political chance.

A three-year-old girl sustained multiple injuries after being attacked by stray dogs in the center of Bar, Montenegro, prompting her mother to call for urgent action from authorities regarding the long-standing issue of unsupervised dogs.

A concert in Cetinje marks the 130th anniversary of the founding and 100th anniversary of the renewal of the National Museum of Montenegro, kicking off a rich program of exhibitions and festivities.

Montenegro is reportedly seeking ambassadors for Berlin, London, and the Mission to the EU, with sources claiming that Milatović's cabinet suggested a career diplomat for the EU Mission, while the MVP proposed another diplomat.

At the inauguration of the new PJ leader, Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro stated that combating drug trafficking is an "absolute priority" for criminal policy, citing associated crimes like kidnappings and homicides.

A workshop was held in Montenegro to prevent stigmatization and discrimination against the Roma-Egyptian population, as part of a project aimed at their full integration through education.

Montenegro's Minister of European Affairs, Maida Gorčević, expressed pride as the government adopted a proposal to change the Constitution, which includes the abolition of immunity for government members.

The Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) and the Association of Lawyers are organizing an event to mark 20 years of independence and 230 years since the adoption of "Stega."

Children in Montenegro are targets of digital sexual violence, with police processing cases involving two girls.

Approximately 800 employees of ŽICG (Railway Infrastructure of Montenegro) are still waiting for their March salaries, as the company has exhausted its own funds and requires urgent contract signing and payment to disburse wages.

An earthquake of minor intensity was registered today at 3:42 PM by the Seismology Sector of the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology (ZHMS), with its epicenter eight kilometers east of Plana in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tremor was also felt in Montenegro.

A report by the Center for Civic Education (CGO) indicates that 95% of judgments against Montenegro at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg have confirmed violations of fundamental rights. This highlights a significant pattern of human rights infringements within the country.

Metropolitan Joanikije of Montenegro-Littoral met with the UN Resident Coordinator and Human Rights Advisor to discuss the frequent targeting of the Church and believers by hate speech.

Montenegrin Defense Minister Dragan Krapović stated that videos allegedly featuring fugitive Miloš Medenica are "deepfake hybrid manipulation" designed to discredit the security sector and the Democratic Montenegro party.

A public call has been issued for the election of two members to the RTV Podgorica council in Montenegro, with proposals accepted from NGOs and sports organizations.

Montenegro is set to commence its presidency of the Berlin Process, with officials highlighting an increased motivation and responsibility to achieve full EU membership during the year marking 20 years of independence.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense announced that training for Montenegrin soldiers in Israel will proceed once conditions are met, noting that some countries suspend cooperation while others enhance it.

Montenegro's total foreign trade in goods reached 5.03 billion euros last year, marking a 7.2% increase, but imports were nearly eight times higher than exports.

A 68-year-old man from Plav, Montenegro, has been accused of sending illicit material to a minor, with two 15-year-old girls also facing charges for exploiting children for pornography.

Flags displayed at Carev Laz in Montenegro's capital have been removed because they were dilapidated and are scheduled to be replaced.

A "spectacular" Europol operation has struck a Balkan cartel, leading to arrests in Montenegro and Germany. Authorities have identified the cartel's leader, whose company reportedly generates millions.

The symphonic fairy tale "Peter and the Wolf" is being performed for children and adults in Tivat and Podgorica, Montenegro.

The National Museum of Montenegro is commencing celebrations for its significant jubilee, marking 130 years since its founding and 100 years since its restoration. A special program, including a performance by Ljubica Tomašević, will take place in front of King Nikola's Museum in Cetinje.

The article explores the concept of historical truth as presented through witnesses and archives, noting the discovery of a participant's memory stored in the Historical Institute of Montenegro, which is believed to be the first recorded memory from "the other side."

Police in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, discovered drugs, weapons, and ammunition during a search of an apartment. A 26-year-old woman, A.P., has been charged with criminal and misdemeanor offenses in connection with the findings.

A literary gathering in Šavnik, Montenegro, features the promotion of Nikola Marković's novel 'Ja, ChatGPT,' opening a dialogue on the future of literature and the role of contemporary technologies, particularly artificial intelligence.

Montenegro's Constitutional Court has requested responses from the government and parliament within 30 days regarding the non-working Sunday law, which a judge previously declared unconstitutional three months ago.

Traffic is generally flowing smoothly on most roads in Montenegro, though drivers are advised to be aware of minor rockfalls in cuttings and occasional delays due to ongoing roadworks.

Amid rising fuel prices, citizens and some governments are calling for or implementing measures like subsidies to ease the burden. Montenegro reportedly became the first in Europe to decide on a price reduction.

The Portuguese government, led by Montenegro, is delaying social security payments for freight transport companies, seeking EU approval for increased aid, and announcing 30 million euros for transport of goods and people.

A Mediterranean monk seal, classified as critically endangered by the IUCN, was sighted in the waters off Budva, Montenegro.

New data from Montenegro's Institute of Public Health reveals that 146 mothers aged 15-19 gave birth in 2024, out of a total of 6,707 babies. The report underscores the issue of early motherhood in the country.

Montenegrin Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović is on a two-day visit to Austria, where discussions are focusing on the need for a successful EU enlargement story, with Montenegro as a potential candidate.

Police in Podgorica, Montenegro, have carried out extensive operations involving searches and arrests at multiple locations. These actions are part of a broader effort to address various criminal activities.

The foundation stone for a new General Hospital in Pljevlja, Montenegro, was laid by the Minister of Public Works, the Minister of Health, and the director of the Pljevlja General Hospital.

The Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management in Montenegro gave the lessee of the bathing area on Slovenska plaža five days to remove concrete pillars, which were subsequently removed by Carević.

The Police Administration in Montenegro announced that matriculation exams in all high schools proceeded smoothly and without any interruptions.

The construction of the access road to the new bus station in Igalo, Montenegro, which was scheduled for completion by April 7, has been halted for ten days due to issues with utility installations, with no workers or machinery on site.

The leader of Montenegro's DNP, Milan Knežević, expressed satisfaction with Serbia's growing military strength and voiced hope that official Montenegro would do more to improve bilateral relations with Serbia, offering his own contribution.

The Protection and Rescue Service in Tivat, Montenegro, reported a decrease in open-air fires last year, though they handled over 300 activities, primarily fires in apartments, businesses, and auxiliary facilities.

An initiative has been put forward to establish a Health Center in Gusinje, Montenegro, addressing the long-standing issue of inadequate primary healthcare access for the municipality's citizens.

Final arguments are scheduled for Thursday in the case against Danilo Mandić, who is accused of shooting at two individuals last year while driving an official parliamentary vehicle.

The Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management of Montenegro, "Morsko dobro," has donated a vehicle to the Budva Health Center, affirming its commitment to supporting projects that enhance the healthcare system and quality of life for citizens.

Montenegro has adopted amendments to its labor law, increasing the age limit for termination of employment by force of law from 66 to 67 years, though conditions for retirement remain the same.

Three individuals, Goran Dulović, Dalibor Marković, and Ljuan Taganović, have been arrested in Ulcinj, Montenegro, suspected of continuously committing criminal acts of extortion by threatening a victim and exploiting their difficult financial circumstances.

An opinion piece discusses the debate surrounding the concession of airports in Montenegro, arguing that the discussion is about trust rather than patriotism.

Matija Milačić questions the true cost and scope of Montenegro's recently announced state data center project, which has a reported value of around 300 million euros and is considered strategically important.

Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, Kordić, presented the key advantages of Montenegro as a tourist and investment destination in a special report published by the renowned American media outlet USA Today.

Montenegrin fashion designer Blanka Orlando recently presented her latest collection, 'Svoja,' at Montenegro Fashion Week and is now concentrating on creating prom and wedding dresses.

A discussion explores whether Montenegro can sustain democracy, emphasizing the need for a political elite capable of fostering a unifying idea and learning from mistakes through dialogue.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that the universal abolition of the death penalty is one of the thematic priorities of its foreign policy.

Traffic has been suspended on the regional road R-10 Đurđevića Tara – Mojkovac, specifically in the Sokolovina area, due to a landslide.

An initiative has been launched to renovate an old school building in Glisnica, Pljevlja, Montenegro. The building is considered a symbol of history and education in the region.

Members of a Balkan drug cartel have been arrested in Montenegro as part of a Europol operation. The arrests shed light on the activities and structure of the criminal organization.

The Social Democrats (SD) parliamentary club in Montenegro has changed its name to "European Alliance," expressing an ambition for it to grow into a broader socio-political movement leading progressive changes in the country.

Montenegro will host a ministerial meeting in Budva on Tuesday, where Minister of Public Administration Maraš Dukaj and Michael Reiffenstuel, Director for Western Balkans at the German Federal Foreign Office, will deliver opening remarks.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar, Montenegro, announced that suspects have been detained for violent behavior. The criminal complaint indicates a well-founded suspicion that the alleged crime was committed on Wednesday.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović presented the Chamber of Economy's annual awards, the country's most significant economic recognitions, at Villa Gorica, emphasizing the importance of sound decision-making.

The newly formed forestry company 'Crna Gora šume' (Montenegro Forests) has lost its first Board of Directors after only six months, following the resignation of Lučić.

Montenegro's Health Minister Vojislav Šimun announced that his department is expanding the list of prescription drugs and lowering their prices, with regulations also capping the cost of some over-the-counter medications for the first time.

Andrej Kaluđerović, on behalf of employees of the Railway Infrastructure of Montenegro (ŽICG), issued a statement reminding that salaries, according to the Collective Agreement, should be paid no later than the 15th of the month, and called for urgent payment.

The Employers' Union of Montenegro (UPCG) reacted to frequent statements and political pressure regarding the non-working Sunday law and its constitutional review, specifically addressing claims made by MP Miloš Pižurica.

The Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Ministry of Economic Development organized a conference in Montenegro titled "Advantages of Resolving Intellectual Property Disputes through Mediation."

Multiple bomb threats were received via email, targeting shopping centers in Podgorica and Budva, as well as educational institutions in Nikšić. These threats prompted evacuations across the affected locations in Montenegro.

Representatives of the National Association of Fish Producers in Montenegro state that fishermen operate without basic conditions, including fishing ports, places to dock boats, or store equipment.

The president of Montenegro's Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) emphasized the importance of forming a new stable government to address development and halt negative trends like emigration in the country's north.

Criminal charges have been filed against V.S. and Z.B. in Berane, Montenegro, in connection with incidents of grand larceny.

The Kamelija Shopping Center in Kotor, Montenegro, is preparing for a grand celebration on Saturday, April 18th, to mark its 16th year of successful operation with a spectacle for all generations.

The poetry collection 'Neka me bude' by Nada Krivokapić was promoted in Kotor, Montenegro, under the theme 'Love as a way of being.'

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced that the government has secured an additional firefighting aircraft for the MUP's Aviation-Helicopter Unit, strengthening its capabilities for the upcoming fire season.

Traffic on most roads in Montenegro is flowing smoothly today, though minor landslides are possible in cuttings, and temporary delays may occur in areas with ongoing roadworks.

A strike called by the General Confederation of Portuguese Workers (CGTP) is impacting services at AIMA and IRN, protesting the labor reform proposals from Luís Montenegro's government. Immigrants are advised to be aware.

Montenegro has signed a contract with low-cost airline Wizz Air, aiming to make the country a more accessible and attractive tourist destination by offering more affordable travel options.

Montenegro's Appeals Court has upheld a 13-year prison sentence, confirming the first-instance verdict in part, while also affirming the acquittal of the accused on charges of causing general danger.

The Montenegrin government has approved 3.5 million euros for the procurement of an additional aerial firefighting asset for the Ministry of Interior's Aviation-Helicopter Unit during the 2026 fire season.

The Women's Club of the Parliament of Montenegro, in collaboration with ODIHR and the OSCE Mission, organized a parliamentary seminar titled 'Gender Parity: Why is it important and how to achieve it?'

The "Monteput" company will need to obtain EBRD approval for an environmental impact assessment for the ten-kilometer-long highway section from Smokovac to Tološi, with Prime Minister Spajić recently announcing the tender for this route in April.

The Red Arrows aerobatic team visited Montenegro, performing a display in the sky to commemorate the country's 20th anniversary of independence and symbolize the ongoing partnership between the two nations.

Milutin Đukanović and Zdravko Dragaš from EPCG participated in the 'Energetika 2026' conference, highlighting the energy transition as both an obligation and a development opportunity for Montenegro.

Montenegro's national railway company, Željeznički prevoz Crne Gore, has responded to allegations from the United Workers' Union and the Locomotive Drivers' Union, asserting that their claims about the company's operations and financial stability are unfounded.

During the ongoing trial of Milivoje Katnić, Zoran Lazović, and Saša Čađenović in Podgorica, witness Srđan Lalić testified that Belivuk and Miljković had an entry ban to Montenegro, which Zvicer allegedly resolved with help from the security sector.

The Institute of Marine Biology in Montenegro is enhancing its research capabilities, focusing on microplastics, which are identified as a significant environmental pollutant.

During court proceedings, lawyer Stefan Jovanović highlighted that Lalić had multiple opportunities to name Zoran Lazović but did not, questioning the reliance on a witness connected to monstrous crimes. The testimony mentioned that Belivuk and Miljković had an entry ban to Montenegro.

Construction operations have commenced in Vučja Vala, Boka Bay, Montenegro, involving digging and terrain preparation for new buildings, sparking concerns about the devastation of previously untouched natural areas.

A ministry led by Slaven Radunović in Montenegro has approved the legalization of an illegally constructed hotel within a UNESCO buffer zone. This decision comes despite a criminal complaint filed by the police and an ongoing investigation by the prosecutor's office.

Montenegro's URA party has submitted amendments to the Law on the Election of Councilors and Members of Parliament, aiming to increase political representatives' accountability through direct election and restore public trust in the electoral process.

The Association of Managers of Montenegro (AMM) is launching CFO and ESG associations, affirming its proactive approach to recognizing business community needs and developing the organization in line with modern business standards.

Montenegro's State Audit Institution (DRI) reported that the Health Insurance Fund (FZO) has failed to implement most of its audit recommendations four years after the review, with only two out of 16 outstanding recommendations realized.

The average electricity bill for households in Montenegro for March was €39.73, according to Elektroprivreda (EPCG), excluding unread meters in non-permanently inhabited facilities.

Local self-governments in Montenegro are strengthening their capacities to more effectively support agricultural producers and breeders in utilizing legally guaranteed rights and available incentives, with a specialized workshop beginning in Petrovac.

Designer Natalija Urbanov discussed her latest "Opera" collection of evening gowns, which she presented at Montenegro Fashion Week, emphasizing elegance and inner strength.

A company in Bečići, Montenegro, 'Adriatic Estate Investment,' claims its land is being promoted by the Municipality and organizers without official initiative or communication, despite their ownership.

A recent Hungarian victory is being interpreted as a message to Berlin and Paris regarding why Montenegro must join the EU, suggesting a potential shift in the political configuration of the West.

Citizens can access real-time information on traffic conditions at Montenegro's border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel via links provided by the government and Monteputa.

The Portuguese government has announced new measures to combat the rising cost of living, but faces widespread criticism from the opposition, who deem the measures insufficient and 'immoral'. Prime Minister Montenegro insists on seeking an agreement on labor reform.

The Municipal Secretariat for Economy in Tivat, Montenegro, has adopted an incentive plan for 2026, allocating 70,000 euros across 14 support areas.

Montenegro's Prime Minister has rejected accusations of insensitivity from the Socialist Party (PS), asserting that the government's proposed measures to address the cost of living are adequate.

The European Investment Bank will support projects in sustainable transport, the healthcare sector, and small and medium-sized enterprises in Montenegro, particularly aiding their adaptation to CBAM, artificial intelligence, and energy market disruptions.

Ahead of holidays, administrative inspectors in Montenegro requested all employment contracts from 2020, job systematization documents, and officials' contracts and diplomas for verification.

Flekica, a popular pet calf belonging to the Garović family in the village of Bašča, Rožaje, has sadly passed away. The death marks a sorrowful end to a heartwarming story that had captured public attention.

Results for the Montenegrin-Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian Language and Literature, and Albanian Language and Literature high school graduation exams in Montenegro are scheduled to be announced on June 3.

Montenegro's Minister without Portfolio, Milutin Butorović, met with Mladen Mikijelj, Executive Director of JP Morsko Dobro, to discuss the state's intolerance towards the usurpation of public property.

The red notice for Čebotarenko, a Moldovan woman, has been suspended and is no longer active in Montenegro due to the absolute statute of limitations, based on a court order.

Montenegro's Minister of Social Welfare, Damir Gutić, is addressing multi-month delays in social welfare payments that have left thousands of citizens, including critically ill patients, without income.

Political parties in Montenegro reportedly made donations to various cultural, sports, and humanitarian organizations last year. Critics suggest these donations were intended to strengthen support among their constituents.

The 'Za budućnost Nikšića' coalition in Montenegro has submitted a parliamentary initiative to establish a culture of remembrance for victims of ideological liquidations during and after World War II, specifically mentioning 'Kotor jama'.

Montenegro is listed among Europe's rainiest countries, particularly in areas like the Bay of Kotor where moist sea air encounters the Orjen massif, leading to extreme precipitation of up to five thousand millimeters annually.

The Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USS) expects to reach an agreement on increasing wages, citing the rising cost of living as a primary reason. The union's consumer basket for the first quarter of 2026 is estimated at around 2,090 euros, an increase of about 190 euros from an earlier period.

A significant police operation is underway in Ulcinj, Montenegro, targeting individuals suspected of illegal money lending, extortion, and other crimes related to loan sharking.

Residents of Oluja, Njegnjeva, and Sutivana in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, are determined to continue their fight for the relocation of a chicken fattening farm, alleging that the municipality is ignoring the environmental problem.

Montenegrin officials have identified a unique "window of opportunity" for the country to accelerate its EU integration and strengthen reform processes, emphasizing the need for decisive action.

A discussion has emerged in Montenegro regarding the government potentially changing the retirement age for judicial officials to 67, raising questions about political motivations behind previous removals.

Crnogorski Telekom has launched the 'E-cirKULiraj' competition, an initiative aimed at promoting responsible management of electronic waste in Montenegro.

Fuel prices in Montenegro could drop by a few cents if the government extends lower excise duties, despite a recent fall in oil derivatives prices due to the opening of the Strait of Hormuz having limited impact.

An investigation explores the identity of units from Kosovo that arrived in Bar, Montenegro, in March 1945, questioning if they were prisoners, Ballists, or mobilized partisans, with one witness noting a diverse ethnic composition.

Montenegro registered four new political parties last year, with the youngest being the People's Trust Movement, highlighting the country's political landscape.

The trial of Zoran Gašović, accused of crimes against humanity, has continued in the High Court in Podgorica, Montenegro, with the ongoing hearing of witnesses.

Brazilian President Lula praised Spain's migration policy, which approved the immediate regularization of 500,000 immigrants, and announced that immigration will be a key topic in his upcoming discussions with Luís Montenegro and António José Seguro in Portugal.

Ivanović stated on platform X that Montenegro welcomes the announced ten-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, emphasizing its importance for reducing tensions and protecting civilians.

More than 800 employees of Montenegro's railway infrastructure company (ŽICG) are without salaries because a crucial five-year financing contract has not yet been signed.

Schools and shopping malls in Croatia, Montenegro, and Bosnia received bomb threats. All of these reports were later confirmed to be false.

A court in Montenegro has decided to reopen proceedings against accused individuals to allow for the submission of additional evidence. The court ordered DNA testing for Branko Pejanović, who was later arrested on an Interpol warrant, and will re-examine witnesses.

The URA party in Montenegro stated that open electoral lists would restore citizens' trust in the electoral process and increase the accountability of political representatives, as they would be directly elected by citizens.

Knežević stated that a coalition with NSD has no future without specific support, expressing expectations from the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Europe Now Movement, and emphasized that Aleksandar Vučić and official Belgrade are not involved.

The DPS Tuzi party criticized the absence of a clear plan for farmers in Montenegro, alleging that resource distribution is prioritized for individuals close to the authorities.

During the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, the IMF confirmed its strong support for Montenegro's reforms and its path towards European integration, following a meeting with Montenegro's Central Bank Governor and Finance Minister.

Montenegro has announced the start of a regional campaign titled 'New Invasive Species, a Silent Threat to Our Nature,' highlighting the significant but often unrecognized threat posed by invasive foreign species to biodiversity, health, and the economy.

A session of Montenegro's Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) Council was interrupted by an urgent letter before resuming. The meeting was characterized by mutual accusations between council members and discussions regarding property acquisitions by officials.

The Big Fashion shopping center in Podgorica and TQ Plaza in Budva, Montenegro, were evacuated as police conducted anti-sabotage inspections.

Several people were injured in a traffic accident on a main road in Montenegro, where two vehicles veered off the road at 8:40 AM.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, have located and arrested two individuals, identified as R.P. (42) and I.T. (44), who were deemed "operationally interesting."

Questions are being raised about whether Montenegro's current Minister of Defense still claims that Medenica, who is frequently seen, is 'virtual', referencing a past TV appearance.

The Montenegrin government has adopted proposed amendments to the Law on Games of Chance, which include stricter controls over gambling equipment, new penalties, and the possibility of closing establishments for up to 90 days.

Approximately 800 families of employees at Montenegro's Railway Infrastructure (ŽICG) have been awaiting salary payments for 17 days, with the professional union of train dispatchers warning of institutional deadlock and blame-shifting among authorities.

Citizens can access real-time information on the status of border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel through links provided by the Montenegrin government and Monteput.

The Sveti Stefan resort in Montenegro is expected to reopen in May, following a government settlement that Vasilije Čarapić, MP for the Europe Now Movement, states puts them in a better position.

Jelena Perović's financial activities are being questioned, with reports indicating a shift from not being obliged to declare assets to possessing 215,000 euros in cash.

The Government of Montenegro has adopted a proposal to amend the constitution, which seeks to abolish immunity for ministers. This move aims to change the legal protections currently afforded to government officials.

Montenegro's Institute for Public Health acting director is under investigation for alleged violations and abuse of position, including issues related to overtime hours and gifts.

Montenegro's state revenue from gambling has increased to 43.6 million euros, attributed to higher concessions and the implementation of new online supervision by the Gambling Administration.

Montenegrin police announced that residency permits for 43 foreign nationals have been canceled due to irregularities found during controls, with 211 measures taken against foreign citizens.

Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, announced that the winter tourist season in the north was very successful, with an increase in overnight stays and significantly longer tourist visits compared to the global average.

Earthquakes have been reported in the Balkan region, including a 3.2 magnitude tremor near the Bosnia and Herzegovina-Montenegro border that was felt in southern Croatia. Another seismic event occurred near the Hungary-Croatia border.

Milan Knežević, President of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) in Montenegro, announced an initiative to include a declaration on withdrawing the recognition of Kosovo in the parliamentary agenda, following full support from the party's presidency.

The trial commenced on April 3rd for Mujo Mujević, Velimir Milačić, Žarko Bulatović, Slobodan Đurica, and Enis Kajević, who are accused of cigarette smuggling and establishing a criminal organization, with Đurica asserting his innocence.

A criminal complaint has been filed against a 15-year-old from Serbia in Montenegro for allegedly using three counterfeit banknotes to pay for food delivery services.

Asian media reports indicate that former Montenegro national team coach Miodrag Radulović is the leading candidate for the Bangladesh national football team's coaching position, ahead of Didier Six and Antoine Hey.

Following a court order, police conducted a search in Mojkovac, Montenegro, confiscating three hunting rifles, two gas pistols, and ammunition.

Witness Srđan Lalić testified that Serbian nationals Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljković, despite having an entry ban to Montenegro, had their stay arranged by alleged Kavač clan leader Radoje Zvicer through top Montenegrin security service officials.

A new publication featuring works from over 40 authors explores the geographical, archaeological, historical, identity, and ecological characteristics of the mountains in Montenegro and Slovenia.

Stefan Đukić assesses that Montenegro has not resembled Orban's Hungary, either in the past or present, despite some parallels that can be drawn between the rule of the DPS and Orban.

Montenegro's National Tourist Organization (NTO CG) has initiated a major promotional campaign across 40 markets for the first time in collaboration with Warner Bros Discovery, aiming to boost the country's tourism.

A woman in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, faces criminal charges after police found and seized two PVC packages of marijuana, an illegally owned 'Zastava M88 PARA' pistol, and 19 rounds of ammunition.

Montenegro's Employment Agency has allocated €216,444 for the "Start 20" program, designed to support young people without parental care in finding employment.

Construction work on a modern, four-million-euro camp in Lješnica, near Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, is nearing completion.

Montenegro is expected to have partly cloudy weather today, with localized rain mainly from midday, and temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees Celsius.

A 26-year-old Croatian man, Josip B., has been provisionally sentenced to nine years in prison by the Split County Court for smuggling nearly 250 kilograms of marijuana from Montenegro into Croatia.

Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro announced that his government is requesting a new fuel discount from Brussels, while continuing to rule out a return to zero VAT and considering other measures.

The Secretary General of Portugal's Socialist Party has accused the government, led by Luís Montenegro, of insensitivity towards citizens regarding the rising cost of fuel, noting that Portuguese consumers pay an additional €18 for 40 liters.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva's upcoming meetings in Portugal with Montenegro and Seguro will prioritize discussions on xenophobia and the situation of Brazilians amidst tightening immigration rules.

The Montenegrin government is awaiting the European Commission's opinion on its proposed Law on the Seizure of Illegally Acquired Property.

The humanitarian campaign 'Their Smile is Worth More', organized by the NGO National Smile of Montenegro and the Student Union of the Faculty of Economics, successfully collected aid for residents of the 'Mladost' Children's Home for the 22nd consecutive year.

A member of a Montenegrin mafia group, Krsto Vujić, was shot from behind in Barcelona in what appears to be part of an ongoing gang war. At least five shots were fired during the attack, which occurred in front of his wife and child.

Miloš Konatar, head of the URA parliamentary club in the Parliament of Montenegro, called on the government and Prime Minister Milojko Spajić to support union demands for an increase in wage coefficients to protect citizens and the economy during the current crisis.

Montenegro's Minister of European Affairs, Maida Gorčević Vujović, announced that the country is in the final stages of drafting its law on digital services. This legislation aims to regulate digital platforms and services within Montenegro.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with the diaspora in Berlin, inviting them to unite around European values and celebrate Statehood Day on July 13th in Montenegro as a symbol of unity.

Discussions have taken place regarding the harmonization of laws concerning Montenegro's National Security Agency (ANB) and internal affairs, specifically focusing on personal data protection.

It is considered crucial for the Montenegrin Parliament to adopt appropriate conclusions after debate, which will contribute to improving the work of the prosecutorial organization and strengthening the rule of law.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Montenegro has published calls for support to beekeepers, with detailed information and application deadlines available on the Ministry's website.

Montenegro's potential EU membership alone will not alter its core values or guarantee significant social development unless the country abandons certain habits and reforms its approaches to resolving public issues.

A masked man set fire to several cars, including a seized vehicle belonging to Tamara Zvicer, worth a total of one million euros in the parking lot of the Property Administration in Podgorica, Montenegro.

An article highlights an "untold story" from Montenegrin historiography, noting that while much was known about a particular event, little serious scientific work has been written on the topic by Montenegrin historians.

Montenegro recorded 12 traffic accidents over the past 24 hours, resulting in five minor injuries. The Operational-Communication Center of the Police Administration reported six incidents in Podgorica.