Montenegro News

Train Line Across the Balkans Restitches a Region The famous train line from Sarajevo to Belgrade has been revived, a sign the region?s isolation could be ending.

Despite Crisis, Wealthy Russians Are Buying Up Coastal Montenegro Thanks in large part to wealthy Russians, Montenegro has received more foreign investment per capita than any other country on the Continent.

In Bolivia, a Croat and a Critic Is Cast in a Harsh Light Branko Marinkovic, the scion of a cooking oil and cattle ranching empire, is understandably displeased at being associated with Nazis who fled to South America.

Oh, Yugoslavia! How They Long for Your Firm Embrace Sociologists identify a trend across the Balkans they call Yugonostalgia, in which young and old yearn for the past as they struggle with a legacy of wars and economic hardship.

Memo Pad The airline delay rate has averaged 23.95 percent of all domestic flights this year through October, the highest in 12 years.

BURYING VICTIMS OF BOSNIA'S WAR, 15 YEARS LATER Photo of men preparing to rebury casket of Bosnian Muslim man killed during war that shattered former Yugoslavia in 1990s; victim was discovered in mass grave outside Sarajevo in May, 2007

For Balkan Shipping Agent, War Is Good for Business For most of his career, Tomislav Damnjanovic smuggled weapons to American opponents around the world, but since 2003 he?s played a crucial role in the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Ottoman Swede A glance at Iraq is a reminder that distinct peoples forcefully gathered into a dictatorial state will react by trying to get free of each other.