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October 31, 2024
Serbian, Montenegrin Firms Hit With U.S. Sanctions For Supporting Russia's War In Ukraine

The United States slapped sanctions on Serbian company Ventrade and Montenegro-based International Business Corporation Bar (IBC) for exporting to Russia dual-use goods that can be used in the defense industry.

October 30, 2024
EU Progress Report: Georgia Gets The Tough Talk As Enlargement Enthusiasm Fades

The European Commission presented its annual enlargement report on October 30, with a different tone from last year’s release, when the EU executive made historic recommendations.
October 09, 2024
Zelenskiy Urges European Unity At Balkan Summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stressed the importance of European unity as he took part in a summit in Croatia with Balkan leaders on October 9.
October 04, 2024
At Least 16 Dead In Bosnian Floods Following Heavy Rain

At least 16 people were killed in flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rainstorms in central and southern Bosnia-Herzegovina on October 4, authorities said.
September 22, 2024
How Russia Spreads Fake News In The Balkans

The propaganda network rapidly creates hundreds of news articles, which are often based on content from Russian media outlets currently banned by the EU.
September 10, 2024
Wider Europe Briefing: Who Will Be The Next EU Enlargement Commissioner?

In this week's newsletter: Who will be the next EU enlargement commissioner? And we also look at the race to join the Single Euro Payments Area.
August 31, 2024
Montenegrin President Says EU Shares Early Outlook On Membership

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic predicted on August 31 that his Balkan nation of under a million people will join the European Union within the next five years.
August 31, 2024
Vucic Denies Close Ties To Putin, Says Serbia Is No 'Trojan Horse' For Russia

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic denied having close links to Russian President Vladimir Putin and batted back the notion that his EU candidate country was a “Trojan horse” for Moscow.
August 27, 2024
Wider Europe Briefing: Autumn In Brussels, Unpacked

This is no normal Brussels autumn, says RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, since the EU is in the middle of a changing of the guard.
August 19, 2024
Montenegro Detains Polish Citizen Suspected of Multimillion-Dollar Crypto Fraud

Montenegrin police announced on August 18 that it had detained Roman Ziemian, a Polish national wanted by Poland and South Korea for multimillion-dollar fraud.
August 18, 2024
Russian Antiwar Activists Remember Navalny, Criticize Putin At Demonstration In Montenegro

A group of Russian antiwar activists held a gathering in the Montenegrin city of Budva on August 18 in memory of opposition leader Aleksei Navalny and to express their opposition to Russia's war in Ukraine.
August 01, 2024
Montenegro To Extradite Do Kwon To South Korea To Face Cryptocurrency Charges

A Montenegrin court of appeals confirmed on August 1 the decision to extradite Hyeong Do Kwon to South Korea, rejecting Washington's request for extradition.

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Montenegro

Thursday 21 November 2024

Serbian, Montenegrin Firms Hit With U.S. Sanctions For Supporting Russia's War In Ukraine

EU Progress Report: Georgia Gets The Tough Talk As Enlargement Enthusiasm Fades

Zelenskiy Urges European Unity At Balkan Summit

At Least 16 Dead In Bosnian Floods Following Heavy Rain

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Wider Europe Briefing: Who Will Be The Next EU Enlargement Commissioner?

Montenegrin President Says EU Shares Early Outlook On Membership

Vucic Denies Close Ties To Putin, Says Serbia Is No 'Trojan Horse' For Russia

Wider Europe Briefing: Autumn In Brussels, Unpacked

Montenegro Detains Polish Citizen Suspected of Multimillion-Dollar Crypto Fraud

Russian Antiwar Activists Remember Navalny, Criticize Putin At Demonstration In Montenegro

Montenegro To Extradite Do Kwon To South Korea To Face Cryptocurrency Charges

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At Least 21 Dead In Russian Missile Strikes In Ukraine's Odesa, Sumy

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Montenegro

Thursday 21 November 2024

Serbian, Montenegrin Firms Hit With U.S. Sanctions For Supporting Russia's War In Ukraine

EU Progress Report: Georgia Gets The Tough Talk As Enlargement Enthusiasm Fades

Zelenskiy Urges European Unity At Balkan Summit

At Least 16 Dead In Bosnian Floods Following Heavy Rain

How Russia Spreads Fake News In The Balkans

Wider Europe Briefing: Who Will Be The Next EU Enlargement Commissioner?

Montenegrin President Says EU Shares Early Outlook On Membership

Vucic Denies Close Ties To Putin, Says Serbia Is No 'Trojan Horse' For Russia

Wider Europe Briefing: Autumn In Brussels, Unpacked

Montenegro Detains Polish Citizen Suspected of Multimillion-Dollar Crypto Fraud

Russian Antiwar Activists Remember Navalny, Criticize Putin At Demonstration In Montenegro

Montenegro To Extradite Do Kwon To South Korea To Face Cryptocurrency Charges

Editors' Picks

NATO's Arctic Exercises: Finland Hosts Artillery Drills Near Russian Border

What’s Behind The Mystery Of Iran's Fishing Boom?

At Azerbaijan's Climate Conference, Not All 'Protests' Are Equal

'No More Emotions': Frontline Ukrainian Soldiers Reflect On 1,000 Days Of War

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

Top Trending

UEFA To Rule After Kosovar Players Walk Off In Romania Amid Claims Of 'Racist' Chants

Attack From Afghanistan Kills Chinese National In Tajikistan, Sources Say

U.S. Reportedly Allows Ukraine To Strike Russia With Long-Range Weapons

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

No Smooth Sailing For Climate Activist Greta Thunberg In The Caucasus

Could U.S. Long-Range Missiles Tip The Balance In The Ukraine War?

Wider Europe Briefing: Georgia's Vanishing EU Dreams

Ukraine Live Briefing: Kyiv Recieves Latest Arms Pledges

A Blood-Red Stripe: Russian Opposition's Anti-War Rally Shadowed In Advance By Controversy Over Flag

At Least 21 Dead In Russian Missile Strikes In Ukraine's Odesa, Sumy

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