Montenegro
Balkan route nations least tolerant of migration
Acceptance of migrants has declined globally, and the nations of the Western Balkans that bore the brunt of the 2015-2016 migration crisis are now the least tolerant in the world, a new Gallup poll shows.
BALKAN BLOG: What to expect from Montenegro’s first new government in three decades
As a hodgepodge of small parties up against an administration where the recently ousted DPS is deeply entrenched, Montenegro’s new government will struggle to achieve much. But the change of government in itself gives hope for the future.
Montenegro’s main opposition parties ink historic coalition deal
Democratic Party of Socialists to be excluded from government for the first time in 30 years as opposition parties form a broad coalition that gives them a majority in parliament.
The Balkans: External debts in uncertain times
Are countries in the Balkan region taking on more debt than they can afford?
Huge crowds gather in Podgorica to celebrate opposition’s victory after 30 years of DPS
Exuberant crowds gathered in Podgorica and other Montenegrin cities as opposition parties agreed to set aside their differences to form new government.