2025

Belgrade in 1991 was not just a city, but a battlefield of bloody student protests that left a deep mark in history. “A Spit Full of Blood” is not just a book title, but a diary confession revealing the harsh reality of clashes between students and police. These protests were not ordinary demonstrations – they…

Have you heard the incredible sports story from northern Montenegro? At the 60th anniversary of the Inter-Youth Sports Games in Višegrad, the team from Mojkovac, led by the Tara Athletic Club, made a sensational splash! They won a total of six medals, including two golds, and Vesna Kljajević threw the shot put an astonishing 14.74…

Texas in Tears: 27 Dead, Including 9 Children, in Sudden Floods! Central Texas has been hit by a disaster rarely seen before. Sudden floods around the Guadalupe River, northwest of San Antonio, have claimed the lives of at least 27 people, including nine children! Yes, you read that right – children are missing in the…

Did you know that teachers in Montenegro earn salaries that are 50 euros below the national average? Yes, you read that right! While inflation runs wild and prices skyrocket, teachers and professors struggle to make ends meet. And it gets worse – the government plans to centralize salary calculations, which could diminish teachers’ rights and…

Lidl has bought a nearly 9,000 square meter plot in the center of Berane for almost two million euros and plans to demolish existing market stalls and shops on September 1st. Owners and tenants who have been there for decades are helplessly watching their spaces being taken away. The Berane municipality has clearly stated that…

Fuel and Strategy: Why 4 Million Euros Sit Idle While No Fuel Reserves Exist? Drivers in Montenegro have been paying an extra three cents per liter of fuel since February. This money, mandated by law as a fee to form strategic fuel reserves, is collected in a special account at the Central Bank. So far,…

Imagine the government, which is supposed to take care of your health, literally shutting down the only state pharmacy in your town! Yes, you read that right. In Tuzi, a municipality where Montefarm has been a pillar of pharmaceutical care for 12 years, a cold shower is coming – the pharmacy is closing because the…

The number of Roma children in schools is finally rising, but don’t be fooled – the problems are still huge! Last school year, about 2,000 Roma children attended primary and secondary schools, and the number of little ones in kindergartens is also growing. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Poverty, language barriers, and lack…

Are you ready for the fiery drama shaking Montenegro? As the sun sets over Tivat, a blaze erupted in the Lovanja neighborhood, devouring a family home while firefighters fight like lions to save what they can. No, this isn’t a scene from an apocalyptic movie, but harsh reality! Multiple firefighting teams from Tivat and volunteer…