Test for the ruling coalition in Montenegro
Andrija Mandić keeps the speakership, but his condolences to the Mladić family have split the ruling majority and put Montenegro’s final EU reforms at risk
Milojko Spajić
Montenegro seizes €1 million, spy-style kit and suspected fakes after Russian pair stopped at Tivat
Budva apartment search yields about €1 million in mixed currencies, a polygraph, IT and comms gear, plus suspected counterfeit notes
Montenegro PM warns of regional hybrid campaign targeting EU bid
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić said he had received serious intelligence indicating hostile action from two countries he didn't name
New war of words between Spajić and Vučić deepens Serbia-Montenegro rift
Lingering identity disputes and conflicting stances on Russia resurface as Podgorica nears EU membership while Belgrade stagnates
Flag wars: pro-Serbia forces attempt to derail Montenegro’s European future
Parliamentary clash over the 1905 tricolor lays bare coalition fractures and the tension between national identity and EU reform priorities
“Serbian World” in Podgorica? The push for Serbian as official language tests Montenegro’s sovereignty
The two languages are closely related, but they risk becoming a geopolitical battleground affecting Montenegro's EU path
