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UEFA to investigate Montenegro following fans' racist chants

The Football Association of Montenegro will face a UEFA disciplinary hearing on May 16 after the team's fans were heard chanting racist taunts at England's black players

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Anti-government protests in Serbia enter third month

Thousands of people rallied in Belgrade on Saturday, as demonstrations against Serbian President Aleksandar Vuci and his government entered a third month.

Montenegro

Thousands call for Montenegro's President Milo Đukanović to resign

The Balkans have been bombarded with political protests of late as thousands marched in Serbia's capital of Belgrade and Montenegro's capital of Podgorica on Saturday.

Montenegro

Thousands march in Montenegro to end president's 30-year rule

Thousands march in Montenegro to end president's 30-year rule in third protest this month

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"Humanitarian assistance must not be criminalized"

Debate over the activity of NGOs helping migrants

World News

Four Montenegrins win 'Lazy Olympics' [Interactive Story]

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Montenegro

Sleepy Montenegrins win 'Lazy Olympics'

How long could you lie in bed for? These four Montenegrans lay on mattresses for 49 hours to win the "World Lazy Olympics".

World News

Euroviews. It is time for small states to start thinking big | View

Though, many of Trump’s policies seem to be aimed at large states, it is small states that perhaps have the most to lose from Trump’s policies.

Republic of North Macedonia

Explained: the Balkan battle to be the EU's newest member

Four countries are at the front of the queue to be the EU's newest members. Serbia, Albania, FYR Macedonia and Montenegro are all in the running - but who will win the battle of the Balkans?

Montenegro

Polls close in Montenegro presidential election

The ballot is a test of former Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic's decision to join the Western military alliance. His party leads in the opinion polls.

Montenegro

Montenegro's presidential poll: corruption, NATO and the east-west power struggle

Montenegro is going to the polls on Sunday to elect a new president. Here is all you need to know.

Kosovo

MPs let off tear gas in Kosovo’s parliament over border deal

It’s not the first time tear gas has been thrown into Kosovo’s parliament. On this occasion it was to delay a vote on a controversial border deal with Montenegro.

Serbia

EU enlargement on agenda as Juncker tours Balkans

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is currently touring six Western Balkan countries and has made it clear membership of the bloc is not a done deal

Europe News

EU aims to bring in Serbia, Montenegro by 2025

Serbia and Montenegro are likely to be the next countries to join the European Union, possibly by 2025. After years of stop-start progress, the EU is making a new push to bring in the Western Balkan nations.

Montenegro

Mike Pence says future of Western Balkans is in the West

The US vice-president sought to reassure the region over Washington's commitment to security during a visit to Montenegro.

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Firefighters battle to contain Montenegro wildfire

Firefighters in Montenegro battled to contain wildfires which posed threats to coastal towns on Tuesday, July 18.

Montenegro

Montenegro becomes 29th NATO member

World

Real Madrid hero Mijatovic previews Champions League final

Predrag “Peđa” Mijatovic is known as the hero of the 1998 Champions League final.

Montenegro

Facing West: Montenegro's parliament ratifies NATO membership

There had been protests, but Montenegro’s parliament has ratified the country’s membership in NATO.

Montenegro

Kremlin denies any link to alleged plot to kill Montenegro PM

Russia has categorically denied any involvement in an alleged plot to assassinate Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic.