Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated his belief that negotiations between Ukraine and Russia to end the war should take place without intermediaries.

Ukrainian representatives signed over 160 agreements worth more than 10 billion euros for reconstruction during a two-day conference in Gdańsk, Poland, with approximately 15 of these agreements being between Kyiv and Warsaw.

A county politician in Vestland, Bente Spissøy, is under investigation for sharing offensive images in connection with the 'Shada case.' The investigation was initially dismissed but reopened after she appealed the dismissal.

Greenland has rejected a mining company's application to explore for rare earth elements in South Greenland, despite vast quantities being located under a mountain plateau.

Police conducted extensive raids across the Montenegrin coast, from Ulcinj to Boka Kotorska, targeting properties linked to organized criminal groups, leading to the arrest of a member of the "Škaljari" clan.

Croatian Justice Minister Damir Habijan announced plans to introduce new laws concerning the judicial police and the prison system by the end of the year.

An article argues that while parenting is inherently challenging, politicians can significantly improve conditions for parents of young children in two key areas, prompting an organization to engage in family policy discussions.

The three-volume work 'Bearers of Montenegrin Decorations 1841–1921' by art historian Anđa Kapičić, recently published by Matica crnogorska, was promoted at the Royal Theater 'Zetski dom' in Cetinje, described as a testament to Montenegrin national identity.

The Primorska highway in Slovenia experienced significant traffic congestion and a 14-kilometer standstill, leading to its closure towards Koper, following a traffic accident. This caused considerable disruption for commuters.

A watchdog has criticized Danish police practices of shelving serious cases, including those involving economic and violent crimes, without proper investigation.

Russian drones have attacked a medical facility in Sloviansk and a gas station in Kramatorsk, with rescuers showing the aftermath of the strikes.

A major maritime tragedy occurred in Croatia's Splitska vrata when a passenger catamaran collided with a sailboat, resulting in the deaths of four Czech citizens aboard the sailboat.

Montenegrin police, in cooperation with the FBI, arrested Amir Barati, a 39-year-old member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard who was wanted by the United States.

New advice from researchers suggests that taking a warm bath after exercise can be beneficial, a trick that sounds almost too pleasant to be true.

An expert suggests that after Pokrovsk, Russia could soon capture Kostiantynivka, another crucial supply hub for the Ukrainian army in Donbas, potentially opening a path towards Druzhkivka and Kramatorsk.

Recipes are provided for a rich and perfectly creamy risotto with bacon and pepper, and for fried cod with bacon and tomato. These dishes offer flavorful options for home cooking.

A recipe for oven-baked cod fillet served with tapenade, mashed potatoes, and baked onion.

A reviewer has eaten 50 different buns with cheese (BMOs) in Copenhagen to determine which one is the best. The search aimed to find the top bolle med ost in the city.

This article provides a recipe for preparing herb-crusted cod served with oven-baked vegetables.

Experts emphasize the need for a multisectoral approach, strengthened prevention, early testing, and a strong fight against stigma and discrimination to eliminate HIV and Hepatitis C infections.

Se vam med gledanjem objav na družbenih omrežjih, ki so te dni polne čarobnih utrinkov na obmorskih destinacijah, toži po morju?

TVN24 will visit Szczecin on Saturday, June 27, as part of its 'We are from here' birthday tour, inviting viewers to the Maritime Science Center for various events.

The U18 Balkan Volleyball Championship has commenced in Podgorica, Montenegro, featuring five days of competition and 20 matches with the region's most talented young volleyball players.

Eight top students from a free German language course in Cetinje are attending a two-week intensive language program in Germany, as part of an educational collaboration between the Capital of Cetinje and a Montenegrin family in Berlin.

Montenegrin seafarers have been trapped on a ship for over two months, facing an ongoing situation. Concerns are being raised about their prolonged confinement.

The Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries has confirmed that a shark caught off Rogoznica in the Croatian Adriatic in 2023 was a great white shark, publishing a scientific paper on the discovery.

The European Commission is funding regional surveillance centers and launching a new €40 million call for proposals to protect key undersea cables in the Baltic and Mediterranean Seas and accelerate response to potential underwater attacks.

Eight young women are competing for the title of Miss Primorsko-Goranska County, with the pageant scheduled to take place on June 28th at 8 PM in Novi Vinodolski.

Two Norwegian 18-year-olds have been convicted for holding a man captive and inflicting physical injuries, and also for firing shots at a residence in Oslo.

Türkiye has urged all parties to reduce tensions in the Black Sea following a Russian drone strike on a Turkish merchant vessel near Chornomorsk.

Predsjednik Opštine Berane Đole Lutovac, reagovao je na mreži Facebook povodom odluke da se otvaranje Ljetnje škole za mlade diplomate „Gavro Vuković“ izmjesti iz Berana i saopštio da crnogorska…

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski's speech was interrupted by a phone call, prompting him to reveal the identity of the caller.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that an attack on Poland would be 'madness' and discussed plans for the Polish army, along with challenges posed by Russia, during a congress in Wrocław.

The expanded Rector's Collegium of the University of Belgrade expressed protest today against announced changes to the higher education system and the Law on Higher Education, which are being presented publicly without expert debate or consultation with universities.

Croatian SDP MP Sanja Radolović, known for her political work and fashion style, appeared at a 'white party', drawing attention on social media.

Polish Vice Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Poland needs a larger army because soldiers 'wear out' after a few months, emphasizing that a strong army by the end of the decade would deter attacks.

After two years of research, it has been confirmed that Hvaldimir, the beluga whale, was indeed a military whale, with plans to tell his story in a museum.

The exhibition 'Kult Blažene Ozane Kotorke' (Cult of Blessed Ozana of Kotor) by Matica crnogorska officially opened on June 19th at Kuća kaštela in Momjan, near Umag. The exhibition will be available to the public until September.

Researchers across Denmark can now apply for a new fund dedicated to women's health, with 40 million DKK allocated for this year.

Norwegian fans gathered in large numbers and took over Times Square during the night. This event showcased their enthusiastic support, creating a vibrant atmosphere in the iconic New York City location.

Norway's Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) has strongly criticized the Ministry of Health's approach to a new diet agreement, calling it an 'un-Norwegian process' and a 'forced marriage'. NHO states it will not sign the agreement.

Mountain and air rescuers saved a 26-year-old Slovak tourist who was stranded on Malý Ľadový štít in the High Tatras overnight. The man had decided to bivouac in a protected area and was caught by a storm.

A 31-year-old climber has died in the north face of Vežica, prompting mountain rescuers and police to issue warnings for proper equipment and awareness of conditions for all mountaineers.

The upcoming local elections in Maribor are seeing a growing list of potential candidates for the mayoral position, with the current mayor expected to announce his decision on a third candidacy by late summer.

Außenminister Sikorski hatte einen Platz am Verhandlungstisch mit Russland gefordert +++ Nawrocki entzieht Selenskyj höchste Auszeichnung Polens +++ alle Neuigkeiten im Liveblog

Norway's Digitalisation Directorate (Digdir) is experiencing operational disruptions due to supplier challenges, impacting login services like Altinn, MinID, and ID-porten, and affecting the Norwegian Health Network.

Crnogorski Telekom has launched a new summer campaign promoting its best 5G network for a carefree summer, offering the MagentaTV application for free to all postpaid users until the end of the season.

Police in Møre og Romsdal have opened a criminal case against Rodgeir Vinsrygg, suspecting him of sharing offensive images in connection with the "Shada-saken."

Ivan Penava, president of the Homeland Movement, stated at a press conference that the goal of their "Resolution on strengthening the political position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina" is to stop the outvoting of Croats and ensure the implementation of constitutional principles.

Researchers have discovered and explained the geological reasons behind the ancient movement of the entire Japanese archipelago.

Norwegian authorities have strongly protested the violent treatment of activists by Israel, deeming it unacceptable. Norway has expressed its concerns regarding the actions taken against the activists.

Caleb Malhotra, a Norwegian talent, was selected by the Vancouver Canucks as the No. 3 pick in the NHL draft. Malhotra has compared his playing style to that of his father, Manny Malhotra.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has commented on the war in Ukraine, expressing his belief that Russia no longer holds the initiative in the conflict.

Montenegro's young volleyball team achieved an excellent performance and their first victory against Romania at the Balkan Championship, needing a win against Kosovo in the final round to advance to the semifinals.

Deep-sea isopods, scavengers living on the ocean floor, are known for their ability to survive for years without food. These creatures, with 14 jointed legs and a tough exoskeleton, inhabit the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.

China has expressed concerns regarding the future of another sea strait, indicating potential geopolitical or economic anxieties. The specific strait and nature of the concern were not detailed.

During a police operation in Varna's Primorski district, 25 individuals were detained, five of whom are municipal employees, with charges expected to be filed against some.

A Norwegian-Russian research group has recommended an increased quota for the fishing of Northeast Arctic cod for the year 2027.

The Bulgarian Interior Ministry conducted an operation in the Primorski district of Varna, which was reportedly not solely related to the 'Baba Alino' case.

Two individuals have died in separate drowning accidents that occurred in different locations across North Zealand.

Montenegrin cadets demonstrated strong resistance against a team participating in the Euro tournament, with Romania set to be their next rival on Friday.

Norway's largest festivals and venues are allowing a Swedish company to manage over a third of artists' merchandise sales, a move that Creo, a Norwegian artists' union, views as a loss for Norway.

Police have entered the Primorski district in Varna in connection with pre-trial proceedings investigating certificates of tolerability issued based on false information regarding an illegal settlement.

Norwegian Development Minister Åsmund Aukrust announced that Norwegian funds are assisting people in Venezuela, with the Red Cross having already disbursed approximately 24 million Norwegian kroner from its international emergency relief fund.

Discussions are underway regarding Montenegro's coastal readiness for the peak tourist season, addressing concerns about public access to beaches and the fate of cottages on Ada Bojana after recent tenders.

A 49-year-old Swiss national was seriously injured in a severe traffic accident in Gorski Kotar, Croatia, after his motorcycle veered off the road and fell into a 20-meter ravine.

Mosquito researchers and the public in Denmark have noted a significant decrease in mosquito populations this year.

These articles provide recipes for preparing cod served with cauliflower mash, sometimes including bacon. The focus is on culinary instructions for this specific dish.

Norske eksperter er rystet og advarer om at jordskjelvene kan få katastrofale følger i Venezuela. - Det er bare sjokk.

Bošković (SRCE) has accused Serbian President Vučić of abusing the VBA and Military Police in the 'sound cannon' affair. Additionally, a co-founder of Montenegrin Vijesti warned in Brussels that Vučić is attempting to take over the newspaper.

Experts from Energiforsk state that Sweden's electricity grid can increase its capacity by up to 40 percent, with measures like temperature measurement of power lines making a substantial difference.

Oporbeni zastupnici u saborskoj raspravi kritizirali su šutnju uprave, nedostatne sankcije i manjkava savjetovanja, ističući da 52,5 posto žalbi proizlazi iz neodgovaranja tijela, dok je HDZ ocijenio…

A traffic accident between Vrhnika and Logatec has led to the closure of the Primorska highway in Slovenia, causing significant traffic congestion in the direction of Koper.

Jonas Falk has been indicted on new drug charges, specifically for large-scale cocaine smuggling, with reports indicating the new accusations involve 2.5 tons of cocaine.

A three-volume work by Anđa Kapičić, published by Matica crnogorska, detailing known and unknown Montenegrin decorations, will be promoted in Cetinje.

Merete Lund Hetland, a leading Danish researcher in rheumatic diseases, debunks common myths and highlights five crucial facts she wishes everyone knew, noting significant advancements in treatment options over the past 25 years.

A Norwegian entrepreneur, Avtar Jasser, has warned that Norway's tax rates are creating an uncertain market and causing capital flight, suggesting the country should look to Sweden's policies.

The Board of Directors of the University of Montenegro has appointed Dijana Vučković as the new dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Tatijana Dlabač as the dean of the Maritime Faculty Kotor for the 2026–2029 mandate period.

Authorities in Rogaland, Norway, are investigating a suspicious death after a person was found in a boat in Hundvåg on Sunday.

Researchers conducting a study on transgender individuals have been found guilty of gross negligence. The findings highlight serious ethical and methodological concerns in their research practices.

Two Norwegian 18-year-olds have been convicted for their involvement in a Foxtrot gang mission, which included an attempt to cut off a finger with a bread knife. The details of their sentencing have been reported by Norwegian media.

For about a month and a half, Czech police have been using a special mobile noise meter on the Červenohorské Sedlo road to measure excessive noise from motorcycle and car exhausts, addressing a long-standing issue in the area.

Danish Minister Lisbeth Bech-Nielsen's focus on civil society over the national church for community building has sparked concern and highlighted ideological differences between the Social Democrats (S) and Socialist People's Party (SF).

A viral video of a shark, widely circulated as being filmed near Hvar, was actually recorded 500 kilometers away in the Tyrrhenian Sea, debunking the popular claim.

A police officer in Aarhus is under investigation for violence after allegedly kicking a suspect who was lying calmly on the ground during an arrest, an incident captured on video.

A taste test conducted by VG's editorial team compares Norwegian and foreign strawberries, revealing a clear verdict on their quality.

Two tankers belonging to Nordic American Tankers have recently passed through the Strait of Hormuz, confirmed by Herbjørn Hansson.

The Independent Police Complaints Authority in Denmark has launched an investigation into an arrest that was captured on video, specifically examining an officer's kick as a potential act of violence.

Thousands of residents are fleeing cities like Sloviansk and Kramatorsk in Ukraine's Donbas region as Russian forces intensify their bombing and drone attacks, pushing closer to these 'fortress belt' cities.

A Norwegian inquiry committee has concluded that Norwegian authorities and adoption agencies significantly underestimated risks and had insufficient control over international adoptions, with the Minister for Children and Families acknowledging serious findings.

Slovenia endured another turbulent night marked by powerful storms, which brought heavy rainfall, strong winds, lightning strikes, and fallen trees. The severe weather initially affected Primorska before spreading to Gorenjska, Central Slovenia, Western Styria, and Carinthia.

A recent shark attack on a woman in Sydney has reignited the debate in Australia over culling sharks to protect swimmers, despite existing measures and their protected status.

Montenegrin border police, in cooperation with Frontex, arrested a Serbian citizen and seized a Porsche vehicle at the border.

A photo monograph titled 'Who Lives in the Sea?' by Marko Vrbanić was presented in Tivat on June 19, offering an accessible look at the marine world of the Montenegrin coast.

New research indicates that while employees generally prefer hybrid work arrangements, the relationship between remote work and employee happiness is more nuanced than a simple correlation. The study delves into various aspects of remote work's effects, including how it has helped working parents, particularly mothers, achieve better work-life balance post-pandemic.

Researchers are raising alarms about a Russian 'superweapon' that is reportedly leaking radioactivity, with some experts dismissing the missile as 'worthless'.

New research indicates that even bad 'dad jokes' can contribute to better contact between parents and children, challenging their poor reputation.

Following the announcement that the long-running show 'Kvadratura kruga' would cease airing on RTS after nearly 25 years, its author, Branko Stanković, asserts that the public broadcaster does not have the right to continue broadcasting the authorial program.

A debate concerning national identity has reportedly split Denmark's new government, with some arguments described as cartoonish despite the importance of the issue.

A Croatian Parliament delegation, led by Deputy Speaker Željko Reiner, marked the Day of Remembrance for Stjepan Radić and the June victims by laying wreaths and lighting candles at Mirogoj, commemorating those who died in the 1928 assassination in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's National Assembly.

Students from Serbia have achieved significant success, winning five medals at the Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad.

A Russian strike on an auto repair shop and car wash in Kramatorsk resulted in the death of a woman and injury to a teenage boy.

A lecture titled 'The Great War 1876/78–2026 – Conquering Freedom' by historian Vukota Vukotić was held at Matica Crnogorska, discussing Montenegro's historical achievements.

Erling Haaland and other Norwegian football stars were seen arriving in a private jet, likely for a sporting event or national team gathering.

An Ecuadorian gang leader was reportedly killed at an airport by assailants who had waited for him with flowers and plush toys; police have since arrested two minors in connection with the murder.

Marine biologists are reporting mass die-offs of mussels and other vulnerable organisms in the Adriatic Sea, raising concerns about the future of local seafood industries and the slow recovery of these populations. The organisms are unable to escape warming waters, leading to significant losses.

In the Donbas region, where 80% is occupied by Russian troops, the cities of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk have become central to Ukraine's defense, with residents facing difficult choices to stay or flee.

Ćazim Lisičić, a councilor for the European Alliance in Tivat, reported that construction work continued on Belane beach at 10:30 PM last night. He criticized what he called a 'new model of sustainable tourism' in Tivat, where beaches are allegedly being developed illegally under the cover of night.

The article commemorates the anniversary of a red Fićo car famously blocking a JNA tank in Osijek on this day in 1991, an act that became a powerful symbol of resistance.

A forest fire near Borský Svätý Jur affected an area of almost four hectares, equivalent to several football fields. Firefighters have localized the blaze and are extinguishing the remaining hotspots.

The first officer of the 'Krilo Eclipse' catamaran, suspected in a maritime accident near Split that killed four people, has been released after crew members were questioned.

Norwegian People's Aid announced that two of its aid workers, Denys (25) and Ruslan (26), were killed in an attack in Ukraine.

Muráň Castle, one of Slovakia's highest-situated castles, boasts a fascinating and adventurous history, including tales of its former lord Bašo and Hungarian nobility, and is surrounded by stunning wilderness.

The eighth Sombor Film Festival, organized by the "Laza Kostić" Cultural Center, is scheduled to take place from July 9 to 12.

The Civic Initiative May 21st states that Montenegro's political scene, one year before parliamentary elections, is in a state of stagnation with potential for disruption.

Allied forces are conducting exercises in Norwegian fjords, where the extreme underwater terrain is crucial for preparing for potential dangers from Russia in the Atlantic, which is perceived as increasingly perilous.

Sandefjord has signed 18-year-old Norwegian talent Daniel Skaarud, who returns to Norwegian football after being sold from Lillestrøm to Ajax in 2024.

The NGO Center for Youth Education in Montenegro received the EYCA Excellence Award 2026 for its initiative "From Card to Platform: The Digital Transformation of the European Youth Card in Montenegro."

The Norwegian football players have arrived at their hotel in Boston ahead of their match against France on Friday evening. Among them, Antonio Nusa took time to sign autographs for young Norwegian supporters upon arrival.

An article discusses the differences and preferences between Canadian and Norwegian rowing styles.

This article provides a recipe for cod prepared with spinach and feta cheese.

New recipes have been released for preparing cod with mustard sauce and a separate recipe for white chocolate sauce. These culinary guides offer instructions for creating distinct dishes.

A multi-vehicle collision has occurred on the Primorska highway between Unec and Postojna, heading towards Koper, closing the left lane and causing traffic congestion.

A mosquito researcher reported finding only a single mosquito in his trap this morning. This finding was made when he emptied his collection device.

Odlukom Višeg suda u Bijelom Polju Pljevljaku zatvorska kazna povećana

The repair of the second bone pyramid in the Sedlec Ossuary in Kutná Hora is nearing completion, with restorers finishing the last floor. Two of the four pyramids had to be dismantled due to repairs on the All Saints Church, which had begun to tilt over the years.

An increasing number of ships belonging to Russia's 'shadow fleet' are sailing off the Norwegian coast. Experts suggest that Norway has the option to intervene if it chooses.

A tax commission in Norway has proposed re-evaluating the current VAT exemption for gym memberships, sparking concerns that an increase could negatively impact public health.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has suggested that Russia might be planning to stage a provocation on its own territory under a foreign flag. This warning raises concerns about potential escalations or false-flag operations.

Researchers in Norway are raising alarms about the spread of racist humor mixed with glorification of violence and the lowering threshold for violence, 15 years after the July 22 attacks. They have written a book on right-wing extremism.

Hundredvis af kabineansatte i den norske del af SAS vil strejke, hvis overenskomstforhandlinger bryder sammen.

A research professor's study on drug use in Danish nightlife has revealed an 'alarming' trend, particularly concerning the widespread use of cocaine among a specific group of young people. The findings suggest parents need to address this development.

The Medical Faculty in Belgrade has rejected allegations made by the University Rectorate regarding its operations. The faculty's response also criticized the Rectorate's role during student blockades.

A retired ambassador's op-ed discusses the dangerous paradox in contemporary geopolitics, where formal and informal diplomatic channels between the West and Russia are closing, while public discourse among world strategists becomes unprecedentedly stark.

Croatian football club Hajduk Split has received its largest sponsorship offer to date, a proposal of ten million euros for advertising on its jerseys, with a decision expected soon.

The expanded Rector's Collegium of the University of Belgrade has issued a warning to the Medical Faculty, stating that the election of its dean is under serious suspicion. Đokić has also sent a letter to the Medical Faculty, urging an urgent return to legal frameworks for its operations.

An article provides an inside look into the OnlyFans platform and its presence in Norway.

Crnogorski elektroprenosni sistem (CGES) will install two new transformers, valued at 4.5 million euros, in substations in Podgorica and Mojkovac to enhance consumer supply, modernize the network, and stabilize the power system.

A recipe is provided for preparing steamed cod fillet, served with a potato gribiche sauce.

Norwegian toddlers are to be checked for high levels of aluminum in their drinking water after residents reported consuming unhealthy water for years. The situation has been described as terrible, prompting health concerns.

A Turkish-owned, Panama-flagged vessel was targeted in a drone attack off Ukraine's Chornomorsk port, resulting in injuries to two Turkish citizens.

A fire near the Forum restaurant in Podgorica caused a power outage in the city center. The Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem (CEDIS) reported that the 10kV "Apoteka" line from the 35/10kV "Gorica" substation was disconnected.

The expanded Rector's Collegium of the University of Belgrade stated it is unacceptable for the President of the Republic to use the future of higher education for settling scores with state universities.

Raiffeisen Bank organized a donor forum in Serbia, bringing together doctors, professors, artists, and nature protection activists. The event aimed to foster collaboration and support various initiatives.

Founders of the Montenegrin-Australian Chamber of Commerce, Petar Tomašević and Marko Lopičić, met with Australian Ambassador Peter Traswell in Belgrade to present the Chamber's work and discuss fostering new investments and partnerships.

The Montenegrin feature film 'Black Trumpet,' directed by Bojan Stijović, had its world premiere on June 11 at the Bishkek International Film Festival in Kyrgyzstan, screened at the Broadway Cinema Theater as part of the international competition.

Scientists are requesting the public to send in mosquitoes for a mapping project, which will be used to better determine their distribution and characteristics.

China's Harbin Z-20 helicopter is noted for its striking resemblance to the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk, highlighting China's long-term efforts to close technological gaps in its defense capabilities.

Heiðrún Grímsdóttir, an aspiring Icelandic writer, recounts a creative breakthrough she experienced at an art school in Kragerø, Norway, where she learned a method of free writing.

Montenegrin airports have initiated a welcoming campaign at border crossings, marking the traditional start of the summer tourist season, with the CEO of One, Branko Mitrović, expressing satisfaction with its growing recognition.

An economist argues that the high number of fragmented municipalities in the Czech Republic hinders investments in civic infrastructure, sparking a debate on potential mergers.

A newly built A-frame house, described as a dream home, is for sale in one of the most beautiful locations in Gorski Kotar, Croatia.

An ecological mountain hut for children and youth, constructed from hemp, clay, and wood, has opened near Boží Dar. Additionally, a new riverfront promenade with seating and a cafe, designed to also protect against floods, has been completed on the Bečva river in Hranice.

Police in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County have arrested a graffiti artist who damaged numerous buildings and other objects in Rijeka over the past three years.

Pilot boat trips from Szczecin to Mescherin and Gartz on the Oder river, organized by Żegluga Szczecińska, signal a new summer tourist attraction, with water trams scheduled to run every weekend from July 4.

Russian bombardments resulted in the deaths of three civilians in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, a frontline city in the eastern Donetsk region.

The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party in Kragujevac has criticized the 'historically high' salaries of seven managers at the JKP 'Šumadija' public utility company, which reportedly exceed those of directors in state-owned public enterprises and are set to increase further to nearly 3,000 euros.

Magenta Moments, a benefits program for Crnogorski Telekom users, has achieved global recognition by winning a gold award at the Loyalty360 awards, becoming a prominent program in Montenegro.

Norwegian authorities have formally protested to the Israeli government regarding the violent treatment of 430 Global Sumud Flotilla activists who were arrested by the Israeli army in May.