Montenegro News

Raonic, a Young Canadian, Is Ready for a Starring Role Milos Raonic has recovered from a hip injury last year to resume his climb in men?s tennis.

On the Trail of an Intercontinental Killer How a gruesome discovery in Brooklyn led to an international hunt for a suspected serial killer.

England and Argentina Win Wayne Rooney was sent off, but England sealed its place in the 2012 European Championships in a 2-2 tie at Montenegro.

Real Estate in Montenegro With the global financial downturn, prices plunged as much as 60 percent.

Countries Cash In on Short Web Addresses Country codes owned by governments that have two-letter combinations at the end of their sites, like the ?.me? for Montenegro, are attracting purchases by foreign companies.

Modigliani Painting in War Crimes Case Serbian prosecutors say they believe that Goran Hadzic, a former Croatian Serb rebel leader wanted for war crimes, may have tried to raise money for his life in hiding by selling a painting by Amedeo Modigliani, The Associated Press reported.

Montenegro: Premier Abruptly Resigns Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, who has led Montenegro for almost 20 years, resigned abruptly on Tuesday.

Calling All Investors, Montenegro Proclaims Itself Open for Business Montenegro Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, and group of foreign businessmen, aim to turn port of Tivat into new playground for super-rich, clean up its image of corruption and and gain entry to European Union; say any investor willing to invest 500,000 euros or more will gain citizenship to Montenegro; plans to promote country with population of roughly 670,000 into elite tourist destinations; critics say mix of business and politics that Djukanovic is engaging in is essentially what created ...