The Montenegro government has decided to increase its share in the EPCG to the level before partial privatization and recapitalization in 2009

The latest progress report from the luxury Lustica Bay resort on April 17, 2018 - progress is being made.

April 17, 2018 My colleague Lauren Simmonds from Total Croatia News published a great guide for visiting Montenegro from Dubrovnik more than a year ago, and in addition to information collected by Lauren we are revealing secrets and giving practical advice on how to successfully cross Montenegrin borders.

Foreign news agencies have reported on a landslide victory of the veteran leader Milo Đukanović in the Montenegrin presidential polls.

Montenegro is currently hosting 16 honorary consuls preforming various diplomatic tasks and representing a total of 18 nations

Milo Đukanović received 53,8% of votes, his opponent Bojanić 33,5% and Vuksanović 8,3%

Preparations for the upcoming tourist season have begun, and with the arrival of warmer weather this spring, Montenegrin beaches are seeing their first swimmers.

Kotor's summer festivals are just around the corner, which are growing bigger and attracting more participants and tourists every year. The magical, UNESCO protected town of Kotor keeps its traditions through the many festivals made for all generations, and during the summer, the town will be dressed in the most beautiful colors for the 'Kotor Art' festival. 

Montenegro away from the coast is attraction more and more international column inches, with Lake Skadar the latest subject in The Guardian on April 14, 2018.

One of the most successful young people from Budva – Ivan Mirov Ivanovic, PhD graduate in the History of Latin America and Karie at the University in Oviedo - is a real example of how the culture and history of one nation can be studied throughout its culinary and national dishes.