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Newly released documents have sparked serious concerns regarding the Montenegrin government's handling of the Možura wind farm concession and its subsequent transfer to Malta's state energy company Enemalta, pointing to potential irregularities.

A student from Podgorica was expelled from school after his mother alleged he was experiencing violence, with Montenegro's Ombudsman concluding that institutional measures taken were inadequate and did not lead to a proper solution.

Montenegro’s Ombudsman found irregularities in the actions of police officers from the Tivat Security Department during an incident in August 2025, involving two women brought to the police station in Donja Lastva for allegedly disturbing public order. The Ombudsman concluded that police did not fully follow legal procedures when bringing the women in, although the […]

Professor Milos Vukcevic praised the Montenegrin Supreme Court's efforts to improve handling of organised crime cases but stressed that strong, independent defense is crucial for fair trials, warning some proposals need careful review.

Opposition parties and rights groups in Montenegro are criticizing recent amendments to security laws, arguing that they expand government control over the security sector under the guise of European integration.

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Good morning! I was thinking yesterday about writing on Mrs Pajkovic, and the long-awaited sexual revolution among Montenegrins, but another topic forced its way in, so we’ll leave OnlyFans for…