Montenegro 25/10/2015 Montenegro: Clashes as demonstrators demand resignation of veteran PM Djukanovic
Montenegro 19/10/2015 Montenegro: protests continue despite violence Several thousand people continued their protests in the capital of Montenegro on Sunday evening, calling on the government of Prime Minister Milo
Sport 08/04/2015 Montenegro punished by UEFA after crowd disturbances in match against Russia UEFA has awarded Russia a 3-0 victory over Montenegro after the Euro 2016 qualifier in Podgorica was abandoned following crowd trouble. The referee
no comment 10/03/2015 Landslide destroys road in Montenegro A huge landslide in Montenegro damaged more than 100 metres of highway, creating craters which in some places reached a depth of one metre.
Sport 08/01/2015 Rowland punches fan during Eurocup game A Eurocup basketball match between Podgorica and Banvit in Montenegro was interrupted after an angry fan ran on to the court and shoved a player
Montenegro 20/10/2013 Clashes mar "Montenegro proudly" gay parade Clashes between Montenegro police and anti-gay protesters marred the country’s first ever Gay Pride Parade. The parade participants were evacuated
Montenegro 24/07/2013 Protesters chant "kill the gays" as Montenegro's first Gay Pride turns violent Police clashed with anti-gay protesters in Montenegro on Wednesday as they tried to disrupt the first gay pride parade to be held in the staunchly
Montenegro 24/06/2013 Bus plunges into a ravine in Montenegro At least 16 people have been killed and another 33 injured after a passenger bus fell into a deep river gorge in central Montenegro. Police say the
Montenegro 08/04/2013 Montenegro president wins third term after hotly-disputed election results Filip Vujanovic will serve a third term as president of Montenegro after narrowly winning Sunday’s election. Vujanovic, who comes from the
Montenegro 08/04/2013 Too many presidents after Montenegro's election The candidates in Montenegro’s presidential election are being urged to show maturity and allow the electoral commission to decide who won. Both
Montenegro 08/04/2013 Both sides claim victory in Montenegro election Both sides have claimed victory in Montenegro’s presidential election raising the prospect of a dispute, as the small mountainous Adriatic country
Montenegro 07/04/2013 Montenegro Presidential Election Polls have opened in Montenegro for the country’s presidential election. Current President Filip Vujanovic is hoping to win his third term in office
Montenegro 06/04/2013 Montenegro hits polls to decide new president Montenegro goes to the polls to elect a new President in only the second general election since separating from Serbia in 2006. Incumbent
Montenegro 15/10/2012 Djukanovic claims victory in Montenegro poll. The leader of Montenegro’s governing party has claimed victory in the former Yugoslav state’s parliamentary elections. With 94 percent of the votes
Montenegro 14/10/2012 Djukanovic set fair to retain power in Montenegro Exit polls in the Montenegrin elections indicate that the ruling DPS party, which has run the former Yugoslav republic since it split away from
Montenegro 14/10/2012 Montenegro vote: ruling coalition set for re-election The former Yugoslav republic of Montenegro has been an independent state for just six years. Its ruling coalition led by the Democratic Party of
Montenegro wildfires threaten homes in Podgorica Fire-fighters in Montenegro struggled on July 17 to contain wildfires threatening homes and embassies in a residential area of the capital Podgorica.
Montenegro 30/03/2009 Montenegro votes pro-EU PM back to office Montenegro’s Prime Minister has claimed victory in the country’s general election after a campaign which promised a push to join the EU quickly
Montenegro 29/03/2009 Montenegro's longtime leader poised for re-election He has dominated political life in his homeland for two decades. And, as he voted today, Montenegro’s leader Milo Djukanovic could have every
Montenegro 29/03/2009 Montenegro votes in general election Montenegro is electing a government today and, if the opinion polls are right, many voters are more than happy to stick to the status quo. No
