April 12, 2018 - It may lack the stylish surroundings of its more illustrious neighbour at Porto Montenegro, but if you are hungry and on a budget in Tivat, check out Grill Spezza.

The Cathedral of St. Tryphun or the Kotor Cathedral is one of the two Roman Catholic cathedrals in Montenegro and represents one of the largest and most magnificent buildings in the Old Town of Kotor. The cathedral was originally built in 809 when famous Kotor citizen Andrea Saracenis bought the relic of St. Tryphon from Venetian merchants and financed the construction. Since then, Kotor has preserved the remains of the Holy Martyr Tryphun, whose following spreads both east and west.

April 12th, 2018 – Ayn Rand and philosophy of objectivism has been for a long time in the hotspot of discussions. Objectivism as philosophy influenced many individuals who were in business, politics, entertainment, academia, etc. Others vehemently oppose philosophy of objectivism considering it as cruel, egocentric and immoral philosophy.

April 13, 2018 - With a little over 3 months to go until the luxury Chedi Lustica Bay opens its doors, a look at what is on offer in the first of seven hotels to open in Lustica Bay. 

Deutscher Brettspieltag in Montenegro announced “German Board Game Day”, which will be held on May 12^th at the EU Info Centre in Podgorica. The event will be held from 12:00 to 18:00 and is supported by the EU Centre and German Embassy in Montenegro.

The finals are now moving to Morača arena, where the players selected by Aleksandar Džikić will be hosts on Friday and Saturday, and in order to win the ABA League title, they only need to defend the Podgorica basketball temple

The Herceg Novi District assembly has adopted tax relief for all resolving their residential issues, setting a price for legalization of buildings between 9 and 46 euro per square meter, payable in instalments up to 20 years

The programme director of the Civic Alliance of Montenegro Boris Raonić reacted harshly to the proposal of part of Montenegro non-government organisations, which demanded Brussels to consider blocking Montenegro EU membership negotiations, rating such a move would benefit everyone, except Montenegro citizens

The commission ruled other less expensive bids as irregular, those of Swiss consortium Strukon & Bartholet and of domestic company IGP Fidija and Austrian Doppelmayr