Montenegrin officials emphasize the duty to preserve the memory of the glorious pages of Montenegrin history and the people who contributed to the freedom and statehood of Montenegro, commemorating the heroes of Fundina.

Meridianbet continues its tradition of supporting major music and entertainment events in Montenegro by sponsoring Lake Fest 2026, set to gather thousands of music lovers.

Traffic in Montenegro is currently moderate, but an increased intensity is expected on most road sections throughout the day. Drivers are advised to adjust their driving to road conditions and respect traffic signals in construction zones.

Montenegro's parliament adopted a new Law on Weapons and Ammunition, with the opposition walking out of the session. The head of parliament stated that the adoption of this law, along with a law on local officials, was a firm assurance given to the European Commission and EU Delegation in Podgorica.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted an agreement with the United States, along with amendments to the laws on internal affairs and the National Security Agency (ANB). These legislative changes aim to strengthen cooperation and internal security frameworks.

Tea Gorjanc Prelević, executive director of Human Rights Action Montenegro, reported being detained again at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport, allegedly on the orders of the BIA (Serbia's security agency). Another individual expressed support and shared similar experiences of unjustified detentions when entering Serbia.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.

The regulator ERC has identified 'fragilities' in the 'informational rigor' of CM, CMTV, and Now, agreeing with Montenegro but rejecting his right to rectification for news about Spinumviva, as he can only appeal after an 'unfounded refusal' from these outlets.

The status of Vesko Delić as the head of Mojkovac, Montenegro, remains unclear after the Appellate Court upheld a conditional sentence against him for abuse of official position.

A Montenegrin civil initiative, "Spasimo Brezna," claims the government is misleading the public regarding a new energy law, stating that the Energy Community Secretariat did not recommend its adoption without public debate.

Montenegro's Police Administration has filed criminal charges against three individuals suspected of unauthorized gambling activities, seizing nine gambling terminals, money, and betting slips from six establishments.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance announced that budget revenues for the first six months of the year surpassed planned figures, resulting in a current surplus. The budget deficit for the period was 1.3% of the estimated GDP, significantly lower than projected.

Montenegro's National Commission has approved 347 new protocols, which are seen as a significant step towards standardizing healthcare institutions and strengthening the national quality system.

Police in the municipality of Danilovgrad, Montenegro, have intensified traffic control using drones, resulting in six drivers being sanctioned, with two receiving misdemeanor charges and four issued tickets.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Works, Adžović, stated in Parliament that an agreement with the United States would open doors for strategic investments, emphasizing the decades-long partnership built on trust and shared values.

Police conducted raids in northern Montenegro, resulting in the seizure of weapons and ammunition, and criminal charges being filed against two individuals from Mojkovac and Rožaje.

Montenegro's government has adopted the first law to introduce control over foreign investments. This new legislation aims to regulate and scrutinize foreign capital inflows into the country.

A request for a change in the ownership structure of TV Vijesti and Nova M has been submitted in Montenegro, with the first two agenda items closed to the public due to classified documentation.

The UMHCG has donated evacuation chairs to protection and rescue services in Montenegro as part of the 'Save Me!' project, funded through the Public Competition for the allocation of funds from the Protection and Rescue Fund for 2025.

Traffic on the Pljevlja – Žabljak road in Montenegro is completely suspended for freight vehicles (over 3.5 tons) due to the reconstruction of the Đurđevića Tara bridge. Drivers are advised to exercise caution on roads undergoing work.

Traffic in Montenegro is moderate today, with increased intensity expected on most routes later in the day, and drivers are advised to adapt to road conditions and respect signage where traffic regimes are modified.

Portuguese Minister Luís Neves is facing increasing pressure and calls for his resignation from political figures. Critics suggest that Prime Minister Montenegro's government is being negatively impacted by the controversy surrounding Neves.

In Nikšić, Montenegro, previous social measures have shown positive results, with a reduced number of applications for free meals for 2026, as reported by the Secretariat for Social Welfare and Persons with Disabilities.

NGOs in Montenegro claim that the parliament has violated the law on public broadcasting, asserting that the government continues to exert political control over the RTCG management body.

Montenegro has fully aligned itself with the European Union's sanctions against Russia in response to the ongoing conflict. This alignment demonstrates Montenegro's commitment to EU foreign policy regarding the war.

Montenegro is discussing whether the maritime domain should be returned to municipalities, alongside questions about how the highest legislative body violated the law during the election of RTCG Council members.

Montenegrin President Milatović received accreditation letters from the new ambassadors of Germany, Italy, Georgia, Iran, and Namibia.

A man from Bar, Montenegro, suspected of arson that caused over 40,000 euros in damages and spread to a second vehicle, has been forbidden from leaving his apartment.

The Pljevlja Waterworks in Montenegro has urged citizens to use water rationally and has intensified efforts to detect and penalize illegal water consumption, implementing stricter policies.

Montenegro requires 2.4 billion euros to repay debts over the next three years, with an additional 800 million euros from loans earmarked for financing capital projects. Data also suggests that net public debt will grow faster than the economy.

Nada Rajković, a tax inspector for the Coastal region, discussed the effectiveness of efforts to combat the grey economy in Montenegro during a morning program.

Police in Ulcinj, Montenegro, conducted an operation resulting in the arrest of four foreign nationals for drug offenses and unregistered stays, along with fines for 66 drivers and penalties for local caterers.

Serbian Patriarch Porfirije's statement that Serbs from various tribes fought in the Battle of Vučji Do has sparked controversy in Montenegro, with some asserting the battle is exclusively Montenegrin history.

An analysis by the Montenegrin Media Academy (AMU) revealed that television channels in Montenegro feature little content about vulnerable social groups. This finding highlights a gap in media representation for these communities.

Patriarch Porfirije delivered a message at an academy in Nikšić, discussing Serbs from various tribes and brotherhoods, and addressing the manipulation of Serbian identity among Montenegrins.

Montenegro's State Audit Institution (DRI) issued a conditional opinion on the Ministry of Interior's finances and a negative one for other areas, citing deficiencies in budget planning, human resources, and internal controls.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested a 59-year-old father and his 27-year-old son after discovering a marijuana plantation in the backyard of their home, on suspicion of unauthorized drug production and possession.

The Montenegrin government has proposed a new Nature Protection Law to parliament, introducing stricter mechanisms for biodiversity, geological, and landscape diversity protection, along with higher fines up to 80,000 euros for environmental damage.

Many streets and settlements in several Montenegrin municipalities will experience power outages today due to planned network maintenance work by the Montenegrin Electric Distribution System (CEDIS).

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense has denied reaching any agreement with Croatia regarding the status of the training ship "Jadran." The ministry stated that no deal has been made to cede the ship to Croatia.

Montenegro has amended its election laws, with Čarapić stating that the State Election Commission (CIK) will become professional. He also indicated that the promotion of certain content on social networks will not be permitted.

Tivat Airport in Montenegro is facing significant congestion and long waiting times during the summer, leading to negative comments from numerous foreign travelers. The airport's capacities are reportedly exceeded, causing discomfort for passengers.

Vuk Strahinjić has been arrested as the primary suspect for allegedly shooting at a police officer's home in Podgorica, Montenegro. The incident led to a swift police investigation and apprehension.

The article discusses Western ethnocentrism through the example of Montenegro, a country accustomed to hot, dry summers where air conditioning is prevalent in public spaces, questioning if this signifies a perfect solution to climate change.

Kristjan Dukaj, a representative from Montenegro's Directorate for Interculturalism, participated in the closing event of the 'Step Towards Another – Intercultural Montenegro' project, emphasizing that interculturalism is built through daily encounters, dialogue, and mutual respect.

Authorities in Montenegro are addressing the increasing abuse of legal exceptions that allow some retail stores to operate on Sundays and holidays, which is disrupting market equality and requires urgent institutional action.

Montenegro's Minister of Defense, Dragan Krapović, emphasized that investing in the education of officers is crucial for the future of the Montenegrin Army. He highlighted the importance of educated, skilled, and motivated personnel.

Šahmanović stated that Montenegro is actively seeking new partnerships and investments, emphasizing the country's stable regulatory framework and a clear development vision focused on energy transition and stronger integration with the European energy market.

A number of former workers from the KAP aluminum plant in Montenegro, who lost their jobs due to bankruptcy and had not resolved housing issues, are set to receive €2.5 million in compensation.

Retail trade turnover saw significant increases in June in Latvia, growing by 4.8%, with substantial rises in mail and internet sales. Montenegro also reported a 7.2% increase in retail trade turnover during the second quarter.

Montenegro is making significant progress in nature protection and European integration by establishing the Natura 2000 ecological network, which also creates conditions for sustainable development and planned infrastructure construction.

Montenegro's President's Youth Initiatives Council has advocated for keeping the 'Kruševac' castle and its surrounding park in state ownership to ensure the full application of cultural heritage protection regulations and preserve its public purpose.

The Human Rights Action (HRA) organization proposes abolishing the ANB director's sole authority to approve surveillance measures, advocating instead for independent judicial control over such powers.

Montenegro's Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) determined that MP Slaven Radunović violated the law by voting on a space lease from his father, and Jelena Savić violated the law by voting for her own election to the Board of Directors of the Public Institution Museum and Gallery.

Ćulafić stated that amendments to the Law on Liability for Environmental Damage are crucial for protecting natural resources, ensuring operators are accountable for the impact of their activities on nature, ecosystems, and human health.

Montenegro will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Russia, Belarus, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and certain categories of travelers from China starting November 1st, a move that has raised concerns among economic experts regarding its potential impact on tourism.

A woman in Ulcinj, Montenegro, is accused of exploiting her seven-year-old niece through dependency, difficult circumstances, force, and threats to compel her to beg between May 11 and 18.

Italian authors and cyclists Federico Maiorano and Andrea Simone are slated to be guests at this year's Green Montenegro International Film Fest, where they will showcase their project, 'Terra Comune' (Common Land).

Numerous streets and settlements in several municipalities across Montenegro will experience planned power outages today due to scheduled network maintenance by the Montenegrin Electric Distribution System (CEDIS).

The Montenegrin company "Plantaže" has received a positive auditor's report, achieving a net profit of four million euros last year and reducing accumulated losses from previous years to 38 million euros.

Overall traffic at all border crossings in the Pljevlja area of Montenegro has seen an increase, with passenger traffic up by 12.5% and vehicle traffic by 6.4%, despite ongoing reconstruction of the Tara bridge.

Fatal car accidents have been reported in Lushnjë, Albania, where two vehicles collided resulting in one driver's death, and on the Podgorica-Cetinje road in Montenegro, where a young woman died and two others were seriously injured in separate incidents.

The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is requesting an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro this week regarding a case within the Chega party's cabinet, with PS to define its position based on Montenegro's explanation.

Montenegro's Ministry of Economic Development and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have introduced a manual and roadmap for the implementation of industrial symbiosis in the country, marking the first national publications on the topic.

Goran Đurović, Director of Media Center, Daliborka Uljarević, Executive Director of the Center for Civil Education (CGO), Milka Tadić Mijović, Director of the Center for Investigative Journalism of Montenegro...

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation has signed a new partnership agreement with Oracle Serbia & Montenegro, continuing and strengthening its collaboration within the global Oracle Academy program for thousands of students and teachers.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Administration, Dukaj, stated that quality legal solutions, such as the Law on Local Officials and Employees, are created not only for alignment with Brussels but for a fundamental transformation of society, accelerating the path to full EU membership.

Montenegrin authorities are providing real-time information on traffic conditions at border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel to help travelers stay informed.

Three new members, Pejaković, Popović, and Đonović, have been appointed to Montenegro's Fiscal Council. Zorica Kalezić was also re-appointed to the council.

Kovačević has been elected as a member of the Judicial Council, while Raspopović has been appointed to the Council of the Academy of Music Arts (AMU). These appointments fill key positions within Montenegro's judicial and cultural institutions.

The Eco Life Caravan event, organized by EkoLife Montenegro in collaboration with local authorities, took place in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, to promote sustainable lifestyles, support local producers, and develop tourism.

José Luís Carneiro, in an interview, expressed regret over the succession of cases affecting the government and directly questioned Luís Montenegro's suitability to lead the government, criticizing his leadership.

Criminal proceedings against Žarko Pavićević are reportedly nearing their conclusion in Montenegro, with a new expert examination and closing arguments expected. The case involves an unfinished building in Bar, for which neither inspection services nor the Municipality of Bar claim jurisdiction.

Aco Đukanović has requested the court to protect him from what he describes as manipulation by the prosecution. He stated that the goal is for him to end up in Spuž prison, emphasizing that Montenegro is not Pakistan.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning has intensified inspection oversight in Žabljak and Komarnica, resulting in work bans for 48 structures and demolition orders for six illegal buildings.

The average net salary in Montenegro for June has been reported at 1,036 euros. This figure represents the typical take-home pay for workers in the country during that month.

Communal police in Bar, in cooperation with local utility companies, have urgently cleaned two discharge channels on Žukotrlica beach. This action followed inspection findings of poor water quality at the location.

A new project, 'Plužine through 3D virtual display,' has begun in Montenegro to improve the digital visibility and competitiveness of Plužine in the tourism market.

Montenegrin President Milatović met with a leading European expert on artificial intelligence to discuss how Montenegro can leverage new technologies. The discussion focused on potential applications and benefits for the country.

Montenegro has advanced in protecting minority rights, but achieving full equality requires greater minority representation in institutions, stronger youth support, and a decisive fight against hate speech.

Montenegro's Prosecutorial Council announced that a decision regarding state prosecutors' right to housing rent was made during its recent session.

Citizens of Rožaje are demanding answers from Montenegrin government ministers regarding the status of strategic projects announced and started over a decade ago, many of which remain unfinished.

The Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica has charged S.S. with attempting to illegally obtain financial gain through threats from a Russian citizen in Tivat, Montenegro, between June and September 2023.

Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, and the Executive Director of the Innovation Fund, Katarina Lalović, signed a memorandum of cooperation to advance the country's tourism sector.

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

Citizens can access live information regarding the status of border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel in Montenegro through links provided by the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

A contract for a parking lot near the Ravni cemetery in Montenegro has been signed, but work has not yet begun, and there are no machines on site. Additionally, a new tender for the road from the General Hospital to the city cemetery, part of a broader improvement project, has not been issued.

Montenegro is expected to vote on amendments to the Law on Maritime Domain, which will determine whether the coast will be managed by the state or by municipalities.

The Montenegrin government has adopted an Employment Strategy aimed at creating conditions for the development of sustainable, competitive, and inclusive labor markets by 2030.

Montenegrin MP Konatar announced that parliament will vote in the next two days on a proposal by the URA Civic Movement to increase pensions by 40 euros.

Nađa Laković has been appointed as Montenegro's Consul General to Turkey, replacing Branislav Karadžić, who was recalled from the position.

A sea cleaning operation in Herceg Novi Bay, Montenegro, has commenced, with tons of waste already removed from locations including a tunnel in Rose, as part of a 32.5 thousand euro tender.

Montenegro's Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management, Morsko dobro, has declared the bathing area at Slovenska plaža completely safe for recreation. Water quality at other locations like Žukotrlica in Bar also varies from good to satisfactory, ensuring safety for swimmers.

The formation of a Youth Committee in the Montenegrin parliament is supported by both the ruling coalition and the opposition, an initiative launched by the Youth Network during last December's youth parliament.

The Lastovska Fešta festival in Montenegro will offer visitors a diverse cultural and entertainment program, including performances by the Bokeljska mornarica Kotor and Glazbeno prosvjetno društvo Tivat.

Montenegro has successfully implemented its sectoral budget support program for energy efficiency, fulfilling all obligations and securing the final tranche of three million euros from the European Union.

The second edition of the "SyNK - Jazz na korzu" festival has successfully concluded in Nikšić, Montenegro, delighting both musicians and the audience.

Državni parlament usvojio je sinoć izmjene dva izborna zakona - o izboru odbornika i poslanika i o finansiranju političkih subjekata i izbornih kampanja.

Monteput d.o.o. has published a pre-qualification call for the design and construction of the Smokovac – Tološi section of the Bar–Boljare highway in Montenegro.

Montenegro recorded 21 traffic accidents in the last 24 hours, resulting in ten people sustaining minor injuries, with incidents reported across several cities including Podgorica and Herceg Novi.

Experts are warning that significant changes in media ownership in Montenegro could undermine the country's democratic resilience and spread disinformation, especially as EU membership approaches.

Montenegro is expected to experience predominantly sunny and very warm weather today, with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius, according to the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology.

Russia's diplomatic mission expressed dissatisfaction with Montenegro's decision to introduce visa requirements for Russian citizens, linking it to Montenegro's EU accession obligations.

A prominent monument in Pljevlja, Montenegro, is in disrepair and unsafe, necessitating a major reconstruction project. Local authorities are awaiting a decision from the cultural heritage protection administration.

Changes to the law are expected to grant broader powers to Montenegro's Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) Council, though concerns remain about accountability.

On the sidelines of a meeting with Montenegro, the leader of the Socialist Party (PS), Pedro Nuno Santos Carneiro, stated that the conditions of Luís Neves should be evaluated, but affirmed the party's opposition to a commission of inquiry.

The Supreme State Prosecutor's Office (VDT) in Montenegro organized a roundtable dedicated to combating human trafficking. The event aimed to improve inter-institutional cooperation and enhance the effectiveness of detecting and prosecuting human trafficking cases.

A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been arrested in Montenegro on suspicion of committing illegal sexual acts with his minor son, who is under 14 years old.

A boy injured in a traffic accident in Montenegro remains in intensive care at UKC Niš, but his condition is reported as stable. Medical staff are closely monitoring his recovery.

A swimming ban has been issued for a beach in Šušanj, Bar, Montenegro, following reports of sewage overflowing into the sea at multiple locations in the area.

A session reviewed key activities and results in digitalization, with a focus on improving the recognition of electronic banking payment proofs, as Montenegro aims for a modern and efficient public administration.

Jakšić Stojanović emphasized Montenegro's key accomplishments in comprehensive education reform, alignment with modern European standards, and strengthening scientific and innovation capacities.

Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services (SMATSA) has launched a public tender for a first-stage feasibility study to construct solar power plants in Belgrade and Kraljevo, Serbia.

The Institute Alternative in Montenegro has urged Members of Parliament to propose amendments to the Law on the State Prosecutor's Office to enhance the integrity and accountability of the prosecution, following the government's adoption of the draft law.

Women in Montenegro have been granted the right to two days of paid menstrual leave per month, a new measure approved by the country's parliament.

Montenegro's Minister of Energy, Šahmanović, met with the Danish Ambassador to discuss new partnerships and investments in clean energy, aiming to leverage the country's renewable energy potential.

A Serbian citizen was arrested in Montenegro for driving 180 km/h in a 100 km/h zone, exceeding the speed limit by 80 km/h.

Brussels is hiring lawyer-linguists proficient in Montenegrin, with Montenegro set to use the Latin alphabet for its EU accession documents.

Following Montenegro's adoption of two days of paid menstrual leave, a discussion has emerged in Serbia regarding the feasibility of implementing similar provisions for employed women.

Crnogorski Telekom has introduced WebMax, a new secure email service offering ad-free inboxes, data storage within Montenegro, and various storage packages, with a 60% discount for existing Telekom users.

Montenegro recorded 18 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in one fatality, four serious injuries, and two minor injuries, with most incidents occurring in Podgorica.

Inspection in Bar, Montenegro reveals irregularities in tourist season prohibitions.

Moderate traffic intensity is currently observed in Montenegro, with an increase expected on most road sections throughout the day. Drivers are advised to adjust their driving to road conditions and respect traffic signals.

Merc stated that Montenegro should become a member of the European Union soon, emphasizing that the EU must uphold its word if Montenegro meets the Copenhagen Criteria, as the bloc has not admitted new members in 13 years.

Montenegrin leaders, including Prime Minister Spajić and President Milatović, met with Luxembourg officials, emphasizing Montenegro's historic juncture and Luxembourg's crucial support on its European path.

A man from Bar has been detained for 72 hours on suspicion of setting fire to a car in Budva, which then spread to another vehicle, causing over 40,000 euros in damages.

Professor Predrag Đurović from the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Geography emphasizes the urgent need for measures to preserve the valuable Ice Cave in Durmitor, Montenegro, for future generations.

Montenegro's Constitutional Committee has invited representatives from various sectors, including academia, legal institutions, and NGOs, to participate in a public debate on a draft document.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, has ordered the detention of T.G. for up to 72 hours, suspected of hitting pedestrian M.A. with a car in Lepenac, causing serious injuries.

Luís Montenegro has expressed calm and confidence in the work of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, despite recent controversies. He stated that clarifications regarding the issues would be provided in the coming days.

An orange meteorological alert has been issued in Montenegro due to anticipated high daily air temperatures ranging from 28 to 40 degrees Celsius.

Montenegro is under an orange weather alert today, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius. The Hydrometeorological and Seismological Institute forecasts sunny and very warm weather, with some local cloud development in mountainous areas.

Montenegro has become the third country, after the Czech Republic and Hungary, to adopt Czech CZ BREN rifles as its standard military weapon, following a historic intergovernmental agreement on armaments cooperation.

The Parliament of Montenegro has re-adopted the Law on Amendments to the Law on the Status of Descendants of the Petrović-Njegoš Dynasty, after it was initially passed on June 1st and subsequently rejected by President Jakov Milatović.

Negotiating commissions from Montenegro and Croatia have not yet met regarding the 'Jadran' ship and the Prevlaka peninsula. Discussions on these issues are planned to resume after the summer break, according to Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs.

Vlado Perović, president of the Nikšić Pensioners' Association, states that pensioners in Montenegro receiving minimal pensions are on the verge of poverty, despite two pension adjustments this year.

Albanian national party MPs in the Parliament of Montenegro, Ilir Čapuni and Artan Čobi, engaged in a verbal conflict during a session, discussing the history of Ulcinj.

A minor has been detained on suspicion of robbing a betting shop, stealing 365 euros and threatening an employee with a knife.

Montenegro's Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property issued orders to halt work on 48 construction sites and demolition orders for six buildings not present on the 2025 ortho-photo survey, warning of strict enforcement against illegal construction.

A sea turtle was reportedly struck by a fast-moving vessel in the waters off Kotor, Montenegro, likely due to the crew's negligence in observing surroundings and adhering to speed limits.

A man has been arrested in Pljevlja, Montenegro, on suspicion of unauthorized sale of buprenorphine. The individual is accused of illegally distributing the controlled substance.

Montenegro's Ministry of Finance announced strong fiscal performance for the first six months of 2026, with budget revenues exceeding plans and a deficit €141.9 million lower than expected.

A Montenegrin MP from the URA party stated that the parliament's leadership intends to avoid voting on a proposed law to increase all pensions, citing unofficial information.

The hearing for the control of the indictment against Aleksandar Mijajlović and five other defendants in Podgorica was postponed after the special prosecutor requested the recusal of the court panel.

Montenegro's Supreme State Prosecutor's Office announced that its team for combating environmental crime has resolved 80% of active cases, with over 70% related to illegal construction and logging.

The President of the Democratic Party of Socialists parliamentary club stated that partnership with the United States is a vital interest for Montenegro, announcing support for an agreement on strategic project cooperation.

Montenegro has become the first country in the region to offer two days of paid menstrual leave for women diagnosed with secondary dysmenorrhea. Bosnia and Herzegovina is now evaluating whether to adopt a similar policy.

Montenegro recorded 25 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours, resulting in one serious injury and seven minor injuries.

Montenegro is forecast to experience sunny and very warm weather today, with temperatures expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius.

Personal contact details, emails, and addresses of high-ranking Portuguese state figures, including Seguro and Montenegro, were found exposed on an online platform, prompting a report to the National Cybersecurity Center.

Montenegro has lauded the interest shown by 'Europe's largest airlines' in TAP, indicating a valuation of the Portuguese airline 'above what was expected' for its potential.

A report suggests that the public company "Morsko dobro" in Tivat, Montenegro, earned significantly more revenue from the Tivat territory last year than officially reported, raising questions about financial transparency.

The President of Montenegro met with Robin Crawford, the President of Mensa International, to discuss the importance of knowledge, talent, and creativity for development.

Serbian women's rights organizations are welcoming Montenegro's new law introducing paid menstrual leave and are calling for similar advancements in their own country.

Montenegro's Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) criticized attempts to misrepresent the Battle of Vučji Do, asserting it was a significant victory for the Montenegrin army against the Ottoman Empire.

The European Union has fully implemented financial support worth 30 million euros, aimed at strengthening the resilience of Montenegro's energy sector and mitigating the consequences of the energy crisis.

Montenegro's Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Mojkovac Mayor Vesko Delić for abuse of official position, resulting in a suspended sentence.

The Montenegrin NGO Euromost has filed complaints with authorities against several companies suspected of illegally operating concrete production facilities in northern Montenegro.

Young Indian IT specialists and masters are traveling thousands of kilometers to work in hotels in Budva, Montenegro, with the goal of securing a better life and income for their families.

Montenegro's Finance Minister Novica Vuković has proposed Aleksandra Popović as a member of the Fiscal Council, citing her experience in public finance.

Officials in Ulcinj, Montenegro, conducted intensified controls on hospitality establishments, resulting in drug findings and fines totaling 1,150 euros for playing music without proper authorization.

A man identified as V.I. has been detained in Podgorica, Montenegro, on suspicion of domestic violence after allegedly pushing and kicking his common-law wife at their family home on July 15.

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Božović, announced plans in parliament to introduce stricter sanctions and stronger protection measures, specifically by separating and refining the existing unified ban on harassment and stalking.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior (MUP) has appealed to citizens to become active partners in the fight against human trafficking, emphasizing that a single call can save a life. This call to action coincides with World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.

Police in Montenegro discovered a marijuana plantation in the yard of a family house, along with an air rifle, ammunition, weapon parts, a surveillance drone, and drug packaging materials.

Travelers in Montenegro can access real-time information on the status of border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel via links provided by the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

André Ventura, leader of Portugal's Chega party, has requested presidential intervention, alleging that Luís Neves admitted to committing several crimes. Concurrently, the Socialist Party leader urged Luís Montenegro to assess the minister's continued tenure.

Recent analyses by the Institute for Marine Biology showed poor sea water quality at two locations in Šušanj, Montenegro, leading to a swimming ban, yet the beach remains full of people in the sea.

Passengers in Montenegro are reportedly paying significantly higher prices for train tickets purchased online compared to official tariffs, with evidence suggesting conductors are often unaware of these online sales.

A union in Montenegro has reported serious problems with the online train ticket sales system, highlighting significant price discrepancies where foreign citizens paid more than double online compared to buying tickets on the train.

Authorities in Montenegro are investigating the disappearance of cocaine from a court, with no answers yet on why the decision has not been made or which investigative actions are incomplete.

A government proposal in Montenegro suggests that the Security Verification Commission will be assigned a prosecutor, and if the relevant committee fails to provide an opinion within 15 days, it will be deemed as given, allowing the process to continue.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the signing of an agreement to modernize its visa system and introduce e-Visas, marking a significant step in the digital transformation of government services.

Montenegro's Ministry of Tourism has stated that approximately 5,000 tourist guides are operating without the necessary legitimations issued by the ministry, raising concerns about unregulated tourism services.

Miguel Relvas criticized the Portuguese President's silence, stating it 'frightens' him and questioning why the President remains quiet on matters concerning the prestige of institutions, also lamenting Luís Montenegro's handling of the situation.

Amendments to the law on mediation in traffic and lease have been adopted, granting companies and agencies an additional year, until August 2027, to align their operations with the new regulations.

A contract worth 53.7 million euros has been signed for road reconstruction in Montenegro, with work scheduled to commence after the summer tourist season concludes.

André Ventura of Chega has indicated plans to call Prime Minister Costa and his predecessor to a parliamentary inquiry to ascertain their responsibilities in the appointment of Luís Neves to head the Judicial Police, with the inquiry expected to begin in September.

The fifth session of the Coordination Body for Digital Transformation was held today, organized by the Ministry of Public Administration in Montenegro.

A man fell ill and subsequently died while on Sveti Nikola island near Budva, Montenegro, with initial reports suggesting a natural death.

Authorities in Montenegro prevented the smuggling of migrants from Sudan and arrested a foreign national in Trubjela.

Obnovljeni sukob na Bliskom istoku izaziva nestabilnost na tržištu energenata. Poskupljenja u zemljama Balkana, problem za Srbiju i nizak vodostaj Dunava.

A 41-year-old man from Podgorica was arrested in Ulcinj, Montenegro, after stealing a motorcycle and attempting to flee. Tests revealed he had a blood alcohol concentration of 1.84 g/kg.

Montenegro is grappling with interconnected issues including the depopulation of its villages, the impacts of climate change, and an increasing reliance on food imports, posing significant challenges for the country's future.

Milica Kovačević criticizes proposed conditions for CIK (State Election Commission) membership, stating that reducing requirements to basic qualifications means members could be chosen based on administrative minimums.

The political future of Luís Neves is under scrutiny, with comparisons being drawn to Montenegro's past political strategies. There is an expectation for Neves to clarify his position and plans.

Citizens can stay informed about the real-time situation at border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel in Montenegro through live links provided by the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

The German Chancellor has dismissed suggestions that Montenegro's accession to the European Union should be linked to other countries, stating that Montenegro should become an EU member by the end of the decade.

Montenegro has implemented a visa requirement for Russian citizens, a move that Moscow views as evidence of Montenegro's dependence on external influences.

The ecological inspection in Pljevlja, Montenegro, attempted twice to seal a boiler room but was prevented, leading to the case being reported to the prosecutor's office.

Two tourists were rescued between Mirišta and Mamula in Montenegro after their boat capsized, with a skipper and hotel staff transferring them to their yacht after confirming they were unharmed.

A young girl was killed and another person seriously injured in a car accident in the town of Šteke, Montenegro, after two vehicles collided, with one ending up on its roof.

Montenegro's railway transport company (ŽPCG) sold 787 train tickets online in just seven days, generating approximately 38,000 euros in revenue. This indicates a growing adoption of online ticket purchasing.

A conference in Montenegro emphasized that schools should be more than just places of learning, serving as spaces to address social, family, and developmental challenges through the engagement of social workers.