"We will not withdraw the law, Vucic has an open invitation to come to Montenegro"
Montenegro will not withdraw the Law on freedom of religion, says Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic in an exclusive interview with Tanjug
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"I was offered the partition of Macedonia"
Ali Ahmeti, leader of the ruling North Macedonian party DUI (Democratic Union for Integration), claims he was offered Macedonia's partition along ethnic lines
"Some still believe that Montenegro belongs to Serbia"
Commenting on the protests in Montenegro, US analyst Janusz Bugajski said that some members of the SPC were overreacting and that property should be allocated
"I am embittered"
"I am annoyed with the adoption of the Law on Freedom of Religion in Montenegro and it affects me as a citizen, not only as a Serb", Ljiljana Smajlovic stated
Montenegrin journalists arrested over the news on Djukanovic and a planted bomb
Editors-in-Chief of Montenegrin portals Borba and IN4S, D.Ž. (39) and G.R. (56), arrested on suspicion of having committed the offenses of causing panic
German reporting on Croatian Public Service (HRT): Atmosphere resembling North Korea
German Deutsche Funk broadcast a report on Croatian state television, stating that HRT is "a scary example of what public service can turn into".
Milanovic refused an invitation to attend ceremony at Pantovcak
Croatian President-elect Zoran Milanovic had refused to attend a ceremony marking the start of Croatia's presidency of the Council of the European Union
Law on Freedom of Religion in Montenegro enters into force
The Law on Freedom of Religion or Confession and the Legal Status of Religious Communities entered into force in Montenegro today
Novosti: International Commission on Srebrenica?
Belgrade and Banja Luka could soon launch a joint diplomatic initiative to form an international commission on the war in Bosnia and the events in Srebrenica.
