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EU Enlargement: Montenegro Between Hope and Reality Are you ready for yet another round of endless talks about Montenegro joining the European Union? While a conference on the “Future of EU Enlargement” is being held in the Montenegrin parliament with high-ranking European officials, voices are also heard saying Montenegro is progressing at a snail’s pace,…

Ervin Ibrahimović has been officially nominated as the president of the Bosniak Party at the recently concluded main board meeting, where all 11 party boards supported him. The meeting was held in Plav, and the party congress is scheduled for July 6 in Podgorica. Ibrahimović currently serves as the chairman of the party’s Foreign Affairs…

PSG brutally crushed Inter Miami 4-0 in the round of 16 at the FIFA Club World Cup, and Lionel Messi suffered a painful disappointment in his first match against his former club. The French champions settled the winner in the first half, while Messi was completely powerless and ineffective. From the very start, the quality…

Vučić Accuses Belgrade University Rector of Terrorism: Academic Drama or Political Soap Opera? Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić did not hold back when he accused Belgrade University Rector Vladan Đokić of terrorism at a press conference on June 29. Yes, you read that right — terrorism! All this over dissatisfaction with university enrollment quotas and student…

Railways in Montenegro are not just a means of transport – they are a strategic resource that could change the game in the region! While the world struggles with disruptions in global supply chains, Montenegro is actively investing in modernizing its railway infrastructure. Transport Minister Maja Vukićević announced that the country is focusing on safety,…

Montenegro in the Dark: The Never-Ending Planned Power Outages! Ready for another day without electricity? If you live in Montenegro, you better be! It seems planned power outages have become our new normal. Where and When? On Tuesday, from early morning until afternoon, the entire country will face power cuts. Podgorica, Nikšić, Kotor, Ulcinj, Berane,…

Plastic bollards have become a daily sight in Podgorica’s battle against illegal parking. The Traffic Secretariat claims these bollards have yielded results and represent an unpopular but necessary trend to improve the city’s traffic culture. Jelena Šćepanović from the Secretariat highlights that bollards have helped improve traffic flow, but drivers often remove them on their…

Ministry of Justice Exposes False Claims by Student Blockade: Panic and Disinformation at Play! In the flood of daily news, one thing is crystal clear – false information can cause chaos. Serbia’s Ministry of Justice has firmly stepped in to stop the spread of lies related to the student blockade. What actually happened? Participants of…