Tag: Montenegro
Is Montenegro undergoing a change?
The end of Milo Đukanovic?
Police and political violence against citizens
Can the chaos in Budva lead to Montenegrin stabilization?
Montenegrin protests continue after clergy arrests
Clashes and accusations as protesters defy COVID-19 restrictions.
The law that rocked Montenegro
What’s behind the months-long protests?
Pressing for change in Montenegro
After two months of protests, opposition agrees to work toward new elections.
Western Balkans in the streets
Intensified protests throughout the region in recent months.
Tito lives on in Montenegro
Tito is back in Podgorica, but nobody knows why.
Aleksandar Saša Zeković: Montenegro cannot be considered innocent in the Yugoslav wars
Podgorica-based human rights activist talks LGBTI rights, Montenegrin politics and the process of facing the past.
Paula Petričević: We must not wait for something to happen to make society more aware of women’s rights
TALKING BALKAN FEMINISM (PART 7) — Feminist, activist and professor from Kotor, talks about the need to avoid clerical right-wing dreams becoming our common nightmare.
Migrants and refugees caught in Balkan Limbo
Montenegro experiences rise in those seeking refuge in Europe.