An opinion piece criticizes Portuguese politician Luís Montenegro, stating he lacks interest in building a reformist political and social majority. The author suggests he could have chosen this path but never will.

Diesel and Eurosuper 98 fuel prices in Montenegro will be cheaper by one cent starting at midnight, following an additional reduction in excise duties by the government.

The Prime Minister of the Czech Republic expressed strong hope that Montenegro will become a member of the European Union by 2028, also stating that Western Balkan countries, including Serbia, should have been part of Schengen long ago.

The Democratic People's Party (DNP) in Podgorica, Montenegro, is formally in opposition for over six months, yet its members continue to hold positions in city services and enterprises, raising questions about its political alignment.

Montenegro's Committee for Economy, Finance, and Budget has supported proposed amendments to the Law on Waste Management. This move received a green light from the relevant committee, indicating progress in updating waste regulations.

Flags displayed in Montenegro's capital for Independence Day remain on public lighting poles for nearly two months, exposed to weather, leading to fading and calls for more rational procurement and replacement practices.

A Democrat councilor in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, stated that if the issue is political trading, citizens should be openly informed about the ongoing negotiations.

Temporary changes to the traffic regime will be implemented near a shopping center in Montenegro. These changes will remain in effect until the reconstruction of a section of Vučedolska Street is completed.

Montenegro is finalizing activities for EU accession Chapter 23, focusing on demonstrating effective implementation of reforms and establishing a credible track record, with the final decision resting with Brussels.

Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament of Montenegro, stated his conviction that Montenegro will adopt a new constitution after joining the EU, noting that EU partners recognize the current constitution's shortcomings.

A municipal session was interrupted by Mayor Nikola Jovanović following the death of a family member of one of the councilors, while Todorović questioned the whereabouts of 20 million euros.

United Montenegro stated that their actions regarding Mojkovac Mayor Vesko Delić are about defending principles, not the individual, criticizing the Ministry of Public Administration's stance.

A traffic accident involving four vehicles occurred on the Cetinje–Budva road at Obzovica in Montenegro, resulting in several people sustaining minor injuries.

Councilors from the European Alliance in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, have requested a postponement regarding the establishment of certain institutions, expressing support for the idea but seeking further clarity.

The Geological Survey of Montenegro has launched a procedure to re-examine decisions regarding environmental protection, stating that local self-government bodies lacked the authority to act in cases falling under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency.

Portuguese Minister Luís Neves is reportedly causing problems for the government, which Prime Minister Montenegro is seemingly ignoring, drawing parallels to Lisbon's city council neglecting broken metro escalators.

Active wildfires have been reported across multiple municipalities in Montenegro, including Herceg Novi, Danilovgrad, Kolašin, Nikšić, Podgorica, and Cetinje, with aerial assistance requested for containment.

Fishermen in Kotor, Montenegro, are urging authorities to urgently regulate maritime traffic in Boka Kotorska, particularly cruise ship passenger transport, warning that noise, waves, and anchoring threaten the marine environment and coastline.

An orange weather alert is in effect for Montenegro today, with meteorologists forecasting predominantly sunny and warm conditions and temperatures up to 38 degrees Celsius.

Authorities in Montenegro are appealing to citizens and visitors to respect communal order and use designated methods for waste disposal, addressing issues of improper waste management.

Minister Šaranović announced that the fire situation in six municipalities is stable and under control, with services remaining focused on high-risk locations and adapting their operations as conditions change.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) emphasizes that constitutional changes in Montenegro must be substantive, not merely formal, to strengthen the country's framework.

Montenegro's parliament is set to vote on constitutional changes, while an investigation into the controversial awarding of the Thirteenth July Prize to writer Bećir Vuković continues more than a year later.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister Nik Đeljošaj, leader of the Albanian Forum, stated he would resign and publicly apologize if the director of Ulcinj's 'Bratstvo-jedinstvo' school could demonstrate Albanian language proficiency matching her resume.

A delegation from the Friendship Group of the Parliament of Montenegro is on an official visit to Argentina. The visit aims to strengthen parliamentary, academic, and cultural cooperation between the two countries.

An initiative has been sent to Montenegro's Administration for the Protection of Cultural Property to register mass grave sites in Cetinje and Nikšić as cultural heritage of national importance.

Residents of Požarevačka Street in Bar, Montenegro, are questioning who authorized the destruction of a green area near the city center and are demanding its restoration. An investor admitted their contractors used an improvised road.

Žana Karadžić, art editor, initiated a public discussion on whether a small geographical area can become a paradigm for regional culture, suggesting that "Pekić’s House" could serve as a laboratory for a new model of cultural institution in Montenegro.

The appointment of Luís Neves to the Montenegro government has sparked controversy, raising questions about the government's readiness to handle the consequences of its choices.

Aleksandra Despotović, a Member of Parliament for the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Montenegro, criticized Minister Vladimir Joković, stating that 'the history of Montenegro does not begin the day you sat in the armchair' regarding his presentation of excise tax payments.

Dragan Purko Ivančević, a member of the Montenegro Chamber of Commerce's Tourism and Hospitality Board, discussed the current year's tourism season on a morning program.

Traffic police in Plav and Berane, Montenegro, conducted enhanced traffic controls using drones, resulting in 10 drivers being sanctioned for improper overtaking.

Airports of Montenegro (ACG) has issued a statement regarding organized groups of individuals operating illegal taxi and rent-a-car services, some of whom have been engaged in these activities for years.

The traditional Boka Night festival in Kotor, Montenegro, once again captivated numerous visitors with its imaginative displays and celebration of local tradition in the Kotor Bay.

Prime Minister Montenegro's criticism of the media, labeled 'modern censorship,' is seen as a political strategy to divert attention and overshadow government announcements. This prolongs a tense relationship with journalists.

Montenegro's Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has continued regional and international cooperation on war crimes investigations in the first half of the year, though protocols for victim and witness support remain unfinalized.

Montenegrin police have sanctioned more than 9,000 drivers and arrested 319 since new traffic safety laws came into effect on August 7th, issuing numerous misdemeanor charges and warrants.

Firefighters in Kotor, Montenegro, intervened to assist a young Pakistani woman who felt unwell on the path leading to the San Đovani fortress.

Montenegro's Police Administration has issued an appeal for patience and caution to all road users in Tivat, citing increased traffic frequency during the summer tourist season.

Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister Momo Koprivica's cabinet has proposed constitutional changes to introduce mandatory integrity checks for government candidates and abolish immunity for officials.

Montenegro has collected 9.8 million euros from taxes on winnings in seven months, nearly double the annual five million euros predicted by its fiscal strategy.

Lazar Šćepanović, Director of the Police Administration, visited Montenegro's southern region to discuss security, border control, and increased police engagement during the tourist season.

The municipality of Bar in Montenegro has extended the deadline for submitting bids for a public procurement tender aimed at making parking more accessible, with a budget of 180,000 euros.

Two-time Oscar winner, Iranian director and screenwriter Asghar Farhadi, will attend the 39th Film Festival in Montenegro, with a screening of his latest film 'Parallel Tales' at Forte Mare.

On Friday, 32,416 people and vehicles were recorded at the Herceg Novi border crossings in Montenegro, with 8,903 people and 2,946 vehicles entering, and 23,513 people and 6,616 vehicles exiting the country.

Montenegro's AMSCG advises avoiding long trips during the hottest parts of the day, while also announcing road closures due to reconstruction work on the R-29 Bar - Kamenički most - Krute regional road.

Montenegro is forecast to be mostly sunny today, with weak to moderate local cloud development in continental areas during the day. Brief, isolated rain is possible in the mountains in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius.

An article from Montenegro discusses the resilience and adaptability of the Balkan region, titled 'The Balkans always manage'.

Carneiro criticizes the termination of regime agreements for the leadership of intelligence services, stating it "diminishes the State" and announces plans to discuss the matter with Montenegro and the President of the Republic.

Adalberto Campos Fernandes acknowledged António José Seguro's discomfort with controversies surrounding the MAI, while Miguel Relvas called for a deep reform of the Executive's organization to Luís Montenegro.

Montenegro's Health Insurance Fund (FZO) has confirmed delays in processing and paying patient travel expenses, but has not specified the extent of the delays or the amount of money spent.

The Council of RTCG, Montenegro's public broadcaster, failed to elect a new president, as candidate Lacmanović received only one vote. The council remains without a leader after the unsuccessful vote.

The main police union (PSP) in Portugal is refusing to negotiate solely with the Ministry of Internal Administration and is demanding an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Montenegro, holding him responsible for fulfilling a 2024 agreement.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Water Management announced concrete steps to support domestic agricultural producers, stating that instructions for the first payment of fuel excises to farmers have been officially sent to the Ministry of Finance.

The Polyclinic of the Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) conducted 1,657 outpatient examinations in the last 24 hours, including 279 at the Institute for Children's Diseases, with 192 patients treated at the Emergency Center.

Long before modern social media, 'Korzo' served as a vibrant social hub in Montenegro, where people would gather to see and be seen, exchange news, and observe social dynamics.

The International Folklore Festival in Tivat, Montenegro, brought together more than 300 children, connecting different cultures through song, dance, and socializing.

Montenegro's Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO Fund) has urged political actors to refrain from misusing pensioners for daily political purposes. The fund denied a series of inaccurate and manipulative information circulating in public, which it says misleads the public and creates unrest among the vulnerable population.

Montenegro's public revenues increased by 9.7% in the first six months of 2026 compared to the previous year, while public spending rose by 9.6%, resulting in a public finance deficit of 121.2 million euros, significantly lower than planned.

Montenegro reported ten traffic accidents in one day, resulting in one serious and nine minor injuries, while two accidents overnight in Belgrade injured three people, including a two-year-old boy. These incidents highlight a concerning trend in road safety across the region.

Montenegro is facing the challenge of finding enough qualified professionals to translate its laws for the European Union, as the country progresses towards EU membership, with the EU Council establishing a Montenegrin language team in Brussels.

A woman identified as M.R. has been detained for up to 72 hours in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, on suspicion of threatening her minor stepson with a knife, then hitting and scratching him.

Montenegrin Deputy Prime Minister Momo Koprivica stated that Montenegro and Serbia should build relations based on mutual respect without unnecessary interference in internal affairs, emphasizing that 'Serbianness' in Montenegro is not protected by links with those who suppressed it.

A group of detainees in Spuž prison in Montenegro has announced they will go on strike starting in September, refusing to attend trials unless their demands, outlined in a media statement, are met.

The 'Summer with the Stars' event series in Bar, Montenegro, has concluded, with children's activities proving to be a significant success. The local tourism organization, TO Bar, reported a positive reception for the summer program.

Lake Skadar has been included in the UNESCO network of biosphere reserves, a result of successful cross-border cooperation between Montenegro and Albania. This designation recognizes the lake's ecological significance and the collaborative conservation efforts.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted the Law on Budget and Fiscal Responsibility, alongside constitutional amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils, marking significant progress towards strengthening the rule of law.

Details from Sky ECC messages reveal a criminal organization from Rožaje, led by Mujo Mujević, was involved in cigarette smuggling, with discussions about factory guarantees and distribution in Montenegro.

Montenegro has announced a reward of half a million euros for any information leading to the whereabouts or capture of Ljubo Milović.

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has stated that constitutional amendments will enhance its independence and contribute to the country's European transformation.

Montenegro's Ministry has announced the initiation of land expropriation processes at the location of the red mud pool and the KAP landfill. This move aims to address issues related to the former aluminum plant's waste sites.

Montenegro's Foreign Minister stated that the adoption of constitutional amendments demonstrates responsibility and fulfills obligations from the EU agenda for strengthening the rule of law, alongside meeting Chapter 17 benchmarks.

The Nikšić Waterworks in Montenegro has instructed educational institutions to flush their internal water supply systems after the holidays. This measure is a standard procedure to ensure water quality upon reopening.

The Montenegro Film Rendezvous in Herceg Novi showcased developing film projects and hosted a masterclass by Manuel Alberto Claro. The event also opened new opportunities for international co-productions, bringing Montenegrin cinema into focus.

George Cottrell, an unofficial associate of Nigel Farage, has reportedly quietly shut down a company in Montenegro that was previously linked to payments made during the 2024 parliamentary elections.

Montenegro's first satellite, Luča, has reached the final round of the AIAA 'Rookie of the Year 2026' award, with public voting closing on August 26.

Two individuals, Đ.Ž. and Ž.Š., from Novljani, were arrested in a casino, with one suspected of attempted theft, according to a police statement.

Montenegro's URA party has voiced its support for the workers of the Primorka company, emphasizing that their struggle represents a long-standing injustice that the state must rectify.

Montenegro's Constitutional Court has annulled a legal provision concerning the refusal of NGO registration, deeming it insufficiently clear, precise, and predictable.

Construction work on a street in Kolašin, Montenegro, which serves as the city's entrance from the Mateševo-Kolašin road, is expected to be completed significantly ahead of schedule, with a contracted value of approximately 1.4 million euros.

An editorial discusses Luís Montenegro's political approach in an era of hyperpolitics, suggesting he may discard traditional liberal tenets of social democrats to adopt a performative center-party stance.

Traffic in Montenegro is moderate to heavy today, with authorities advising drivers to adhere to regulations and adjust to current weather and road conditions.

Former workers of the Primorka company protested in the center of Bar, Montenegro, blocking traffic for 30 minutes. They are demanding unpaid severance packages.

Montenegro's Minister of Internal Affairs, Danilo Šaranović, announced that wildfires across the country are stable and under control, with active fires in Baošići and Đenovići being managed.

A potential new conflict between Montenegro's ruling government and the opposition could impact the crucial vote on constitutional amendments, which requires a two-thirds majority.

Ahead of an extraordinary session of the Parliament of Montenegro to vote on constitutional amendments, the Center for Civic Education (CGO) has sent concrete proposals to MPs to improve the proposed solutions, emphasizing that constitutional changes must substantively, not just formally, strengthen judicial independence.

Montenegro's Agency for Personal Data Protection and Free Access to Information (AZLP) will investigate allegations that cameras were installed in a changing room, potentially recording mothers and babies, at a hospital.

Montenegro's Minister of Public Administration, Maraš Dukaj, expressed support for the Mugoša initiative, stating that a public hearing would provide an opportunity for transparency. He emphasized that everyone would face public scrutiny under the same conditions.

Aleksandar Saša Zeković, a human rights and memory policy activist, stated that the pits in the Cetinje and Nikšić areas of Montenegro are part of a negative memory, representing sites of mass suffering and civilian casualties.

Montenegro's Ministry of Maritime Affairs reported intensified maritime inspections, resulting in 51 checks, 21 violations, 48,900 euros in fines, and the temporary seizure of two vessels.

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Kolašin, Montenegro, has criticized the local government for allegedly prioritizing road paving to party members' homes and for a long-standing lack of horizontal and vertical traffic signalization.

Adel Omeragić, a Bosniak Party (BS) MP in Montenegro, stated that joining the government did not mean abandoning their political positions but rather an opportunity to more strongly realize their pro-European policies.

Dragiša Janjušević, State Secretary in the Ministry of Public Administration, has requested a review of consulting contracts, while Vasilije Čarapić asked the Ministry to provide copies to the Parliament.

The 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival in Montenegro is set to host a rich program, with appearances by acclaimed director Asghar Farhadi and actor John Savage.

Montenegro Airports (ACG) reported that a driver from a rent-a-car agency physically assaulted someone with a car, suspecting organized groups are behind years of illegal activities.

Montenegro's police force began using drones for traffic surveillance a month ago and has since recorded over 200 serious traffic violations.

A legal dispute has arisen in Montenegro concerning the interpretation of regulations for property rights registration, with a lawyer representing tenants seeking clarification from the spatial planning department.

Illegal car races, primarily involving young drivers, are reportedly being organized late at night on roads around Borovica and Dajevića Han in Pljevlja, Montenegro, with local residents expressing concerns about the risks involved.

In Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, Milica Radović noticed a fire in an apartment, called firefighters, and then broke down the door to start extinguishing the blaze herself before their arrival.

Montenegro's public debt has surged from 898 million to 5.19 billion euros over two decades, with consumption identified as the primary factor sustaining the economy.

An Icelandic political scientist stated that it's difficult to imagine Iceland and Montenegro's EU accession processes becoming linked, given Iceland has already aligned most of its legislation with the EU.

Montenegro's Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism (MERS) conducted over a thousand environmental inspections. The ecological inspection found 281 irregularities, while the radiation protection inspection identified 33.

Authorities in Montenegro are investigating who was responsible for drawing hate graffiti, with the Higher State Prosecutor's Office assessing whether the incident constitutes a criminal offense to be prosecuted ex officio.

The article explores the historical significance of Konjuhe, once an important travel route, and the unusual name of Japan village, which attracted a visit from the Japanese ambassador in 2008.

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration has ruled that Mojkovac Mayor Vesko Delić's mandate has ceased by law following a final conviction for abuse of official position, recommending the local parliament to formally acknowledge this.

An opinion piece from Montenegro discusses the idea that some things only make more sense when individuals take the time to investigate them personally.

Montenegro's authorities advise against long-distance travel during the hottest parts of the day due to high air temperatures, urging drivers to exercise caution and adhere to traffic rules.

The Portuguese government reportedly reacted with fear and hesitation to protests that followed the release of a study on pensions, with Prime Minister Montenegro accused of hiding his ambition and courage.

Crna Gora je ponudila Srbiji pomoć u gašenju požara koji su zahvatili više područja te zemlje, navodi se u objavi Vlade na društvenim mrežama.

Montenegrin lawyer Damir Lekić, arrested on suspicion of money laundering, claims the 90,000 euros found in his car are personal savings and denies being under surveillance by the National Security Agency (ANB).

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, announced a new proposed law that would allow for the seizure of assets from organized criminal groups even before a final verdict.

A law concerning women's rights, which came into force on August 11th, is awaiting precise procedural definition to ensure clear and consistent implementation for eligible patients.

Parents of first-grade students in Podgorica, Montenegro, can apply for 50 euros in financial assistance from the capital city for school supplies starting September 1st.

Moderate earthquake tremors were reported near Kobarid, Slovenia, and Novi Pazar, Montenegro. Both events caused noticeable shaking in their respective areas.

The socialist leader, Carneiro, stated he would reiterate his previously expressed views on secret services to both the Prime Minister and the President of the Republic. He emphasized his commitment to consistently conveying his position on the matter.

The National Council of Albanians in Montenegro has issued a statement asserting that legally guaranteed minority rights must be fully respected, not merely formally acknowledged.

Montenegro's Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced increased traffic controls on highways and main roads for the next three days. This measure is in anticipation of heightened traffic intensity.

Two individuals, B. P. (43) and N. C. (53), have been arrested in Podgorica, Montenegro, on suspicion of unauthorized production, possession, and distribution of heroin.

Marjan Šarec, the European Union rapporteur for Montenegro, visited the Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management in Montenegro, meeting with its director Mladen Mikijelj to discuss the company's operations and role.

Vladislav Dajković, President of Free Montenegro, met with Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party, in Belgrade to discuss the position and rights of the Serbian people in Montenegro.

Milan Knežević, president of the Democratic People's Party, has accused Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić of denying his Serbian heritage and betraying Montenegro, following Spajić's response to earlier allegations.

Citizens in Montenegro can stay informed about the status of border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel through live links provided by the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP) issued a statement criticizing former Prime Minister Spajić, sarcastically questioning his identity and suggesting that Serbian President Vučić acts as his 'supreme commander'.

The 39th Herceg Novi – Montenegro Film Festival, scheduled from August 22 to 28, has unveiled its exciting accompanying program, featuring Hollywood legend John Savage, tributes to greats, and Montenegrin cultural heritage.

Montenegrin opposition leader Milan Knezevic has called for Prime Minister Milojko Spajic's resignation, presenting documents he claims show Spajic joined Serbia’s military reserve.

The ecological reconstruction project for the Pljevlja Thermal Power Plant in Montenegro has cost Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) €11.4 million more than the initial contract, reaching nearly €65.5 million.

Miroslav Terzić's acclaimed film '3 nedelje posle' (3 Weeks After) was met with ovations at the 39th Herceg Novi - Montenegro Film Festival, where it competed for the Golden Mimosa award.

A section of Podgorica, Montenegro, is currently without electricity, with CEDIS teams dispatched to address the issue.

Maroš Šarec, the European Parliament's permanent rapporteur for Montenegro, stated that the case involving the head of RTCG leaves a bad impression, emphasizing that any final judgment or decision should be respected for fairness.

The "Princess Ksenija" highway has been closed near the Mrke tunnel in the direction of Podgorica following a traffic accident involving a truck and a car. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

A man in Berane, Montenegro, was arrested and charged after allegedly attempting to assault a police officer who brought him to the hospital, following his initial arrest for refusing an alcohol test.

Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić announced that the country will adopt a new Constitution after joining the EU, following the approval of amendments related to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Council and the Central Bank.

Proposed amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code in Montenegro would allow pre-trial detention for certain offenses to last up to five years, with no right to appeal the extension decision.

An analysis explores the power dynamics and relationship between Hugo Soares and Luís Montenegro, describing how Hugo gained Luís's trust and became a key figure in the country's governance.

Milorad Gogić, former judge and president of the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, stated that the proposed law to extend detention from three to five years is legally unacceptable and incomprehensible.

Iranian director and screenwriter Asghar Farhadi was awarded an Honorary Charter at the Herceg Novi - Montenegro Film Festival for his exceptional contribution to contemporary cinematography and film art.

A 27-year-old man named Rikard broke his back while cliff jumping in Montenegro and faced a 500,000 kroner bill for his journey home because he lacked travel insurance, prompting him to warn others.

The Bar Association of Montenegro has requested that two proposed laws be returned for revision before further parliamentary consideration.

The second day of the Montenegro Film Rendezvous in Herceg Novi focused on presenting Montenegrin film projects in development to international film experts.

Two men were arrested in Nikšić, Montenegro, on suspicion of theft in Budva, while in Mrkonjić Grad, Bosnia, individuals distracted a homeowner to steal money.

NGOs and activists in Montenegro have urged the State Prosecutor's Office to address the glorification of convicted war criminals, stating it constitutes a criminal offense of inciting hatred and intolerance.

Dragan Ivančević, a member of the Tourism and Hospitality Committee of the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro, believes the country lacks serious destination management, a tourism development strategy, and better connectivity among sector stakeholders, noting a trend of shorter guest stays.

Montenegro is experiencing a construction boom, with the value of construction works increasing by 6.3% in the second quarter compared to last year, accompanied by significantly rising real estate prices.

Due to planned network maintenance, numerous streets and settlements in several Montenegrin municipalities will experience power outages today, according to CEDIS.

Citizens can access real-time information on border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel via links provided by the Montenegrin government and Monteput.

Residents of Zagrad in Župa nikšićka, Montenegro, are protesting the unbearable situation caused by stone dust and noise from a private firm's operations at a former bauxite mine, located just 50 meters from their homes.

Activist Danijel Kalezić announced plans to file new complaints, alleging that some municipalities in Montenegro are discriminating against LGBTIQ individuals.

Two vessels collided in Boka Bay, Montenegro, resulting in injuries to all 15 people on board. Authorities determined that one of the drivers was operating under the influence of alcohol.

A DNP Member of Parliament, Bojović, claims there is a 'complete breakdown of the system' within Montenegro's executive branch, specifically questioning the positions of ministers Đeljošaj and Jakšić Stojanović.

Asset declarations in Montenegro reveal that the Miljanić family owns the most apartments, while Lakić Barfus has the highest reported salary. Other officials, including ambassadors Olivera Injac and Bernard Čobaj, also declared multiple properties, largely acquired through inheritance.

Montenegrin authorities processed several Serbian citizens during increased police activity in Ulcinj for offenses related to drugs, alcohol, and illegal residency.

Members of the Montenegrin Army successfully rescued a Serbian citizen who was injured on Maganik mountain, transferring the individual to the Clinical Center of Montenegro in Podgorica.

Police in Ulcinj, Montenegro, conducted intensified activities overnight between August 22 and 23, checking over 300 individuals and arresting nine as part of efforts to suppress criminal activities.

Singer Dara has extended an invitation to her fans to attend the upcoming Sea Dance festival. She sent a message to Montenegro, encouraging participation in the event.

Montenegro's parliament is scheduled to discuss proposed amendments to the Constitution, focusing on reforms to the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank.

Montenegro's Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development, and Northern Development will organize a public debate on the revision of Durmitor National Park and the protection of Vražje and Riblje lakes.

Montenegro waived approximately 8.6 million euros in import VAT during 2018 and 2019 for the construction of energy facilities, an amount that could have funded at least two primary schools in Podgorica.

Boka Bay in Montenegro experienced its most serious maritime accident of the season, involving a collision between two vessels. Unofficial reports suggest a RHIB (rigid-hulled inflatable boat) was traveling at high speed without navigation lights, preventing the other vessel from seeing and avoiding it.

Montenegro's Police Directorate reported 24 traffic accidents across the country within a 24-hour period, with seven incidents in Podgorica and four each in Budva and Nikšić.

Authorities in Podgorica, Montenegro, have successfully repaired a broken sewage pipe and addressed an overflow issue on Ivan Crnojević Boulevard.

Electricity debt in Montenegro has reached 175 million euros, with households owing over 112 million euros and other consumers approximately 62.6 million euros by the end of 2025.

Montenegro's CdM provides links for citizens to monitor live conditions at border crossings, on the highway, and in the Sozina tunnel.

The Nikšić Parliament hall in Montenegro is currently undergoing a significant reconstruction project, with an investment of 600,000 euros to modernize the facility.

Traffic police in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, arrested a motorcyclist from Serbia for failing to stop at a stop sign, resulting in a fine of 1,555 euros.

Two Albanian fugitives, one wanted for rape in 2022 and another sought by Interpol for 12 years, have been arrested in Montenegro and Greece, respectively. Their capture ends their long periods on the run.

A DPS official in Montenegro, Žaklina Oštir, claims that Democrat MP Duško Stjepović parks illegally in the middle of the street while shopping and is not fined by the communal police.

Montenegro's URA party stated that institutional failures are deeply inhumane, leaving children with developmental disabilities, people with disabilities, and families dependent on state aid as hostages of the government's incompetence.

Montenegro's Ministry of Energy and Mining, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, has confirmed the completion of energy efficiency works on public buildings. This includes the successful renovation of "Vuk Karadžić" Elementary School in Berane, making it more functional and modern as part of the 'Promotion of Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings of Montenegro' (PEEPB) project.

Milan Knežević, leader of the Democratic People's Party, stated that he and Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić hold differing views on how to advance the interests of the Serbian people in Montenegro.

A tender has been announced for the procurement of bag filters for the city boiler house in Pljevlja, Montenegro, with a budget of 322,000 euros for the new project.

After 46 years, authorities in Kolašin, Montenegro, are finally defining protection zones for the city's water source in Mušovića Rijeka. This measure aims to safeguard the urban water supply.

Dejan Mešter, president of the Podgorica board of the People's Trust Movement, emphasized that trust is built through actions, not just rhetoric, and that Montenegro needs unity rather than further divisions.

Montenegro's Ministry of Justice has determined that an individual convicted of abuse of office does not meet the integrity and ethical standards required for a municipal president, referring to the head of Mojkovac.

Montenegro's CdM provides links to live updates on traffic conditions at border crossings, highways, and the Sozina tunnel, sourced from the Government of Montenegro and Monteput.

The three largest political parties in Portugal have held campaign events, engaging with the public and presenting their platforms. These gatherings are part of their ongoing efforts to connect with voters.

Montenegro's Environmental Protection Agency has instructed the Podgorica-based company 'Vjetroelektrana Budva' to conduct an environmental impact assessment for the planned wind farm on Paštrovska Gora.

Miss Montenegro Maša Vukićević participated in a run to support women battling breast cancer, emphasizing the importance of love, support, and unity in the fight against the disease.

Montenegrin parties, partners of Prime Minister Spajić at the state level, criticized Milan Knežević's statements, suggesting they are timed to coincide with Montenegro's international obligations and serve Serbian President Vučić.

Petrol prices in Montenegro are projected to increase by two cents and diesel by four cents starting Tuesday, despite the Ministry of Finance not considering a reduction in fuel excises.

Montenegro police conducted raids in the north, arresting one person and seizing a significant cache of weapons, including 16 firearms and over 1,000 rounds of ammunition.

Montenegro's Ministry of Agriculture has announced an unprecedented support package for farmers, with funds expected to be disbursed to accounts early next week.

While India's domestic air passenger traffic saw a 4.8% decrease in July, Tivat Airport in Montenegro reported an increase in both passengers and aircraft.

The leader of Montenegro's DPS party, Živković, acknowledged a change in Mandić's rhetoric but stated that a political turnaround requires actions and policy continuity, not just a single speech.

Many streets and neighborhoods in several Montenegrin municipalities will experience planned power outages today due to network maintenance, CEDIS announced.

Traffic arrangements in the center of Kolašin, Montenegro, have been modified in response to local events and manifestations.

Montenegro's Pension and Disability Insurance Fund announced that claims about a potential €40 increase for all pensioners are based on incomplete and inaccurate data, noting that 11,088 beneficiaries were excluded from the calculation.

An article describes a sailing adventure experience in Montenegro, departing from Dubrovnik.

A court in Podgorica has issued a first-instance ruling, overturning the disciplinary dismissal of Biljana Knežević, the former president of the Montenegro Airports Independent Trade Union, and ordered her reinstatement.

A brawl at a market in Berane, Montenegro, resulted in the arrest of seven individuals, including a 17-year-old minor suspected of severely injuring a 19-year-old with a knife.

Emergency medical services in Budva, Montenegro, continue to experience a high volume of work, with up to 200 daily examinations, despite the tourist season gradually ending. The workload remains exceptionally high.

Vanda Babić-Galić, special advisor to the Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, stated that the school ship 'Jadran' will return to its berth and home, responding to a statement from Montenegro's Ministry of Defense.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica has opened a case against former Special Police Department head Dragan Radonjić on suspicion of perjury in proceedings against Zoran Lazović.