PODGORICA (Reuters) - Montenegro should shut down the loss-making aluminum plant that is the country's biggest single industrial employer to stem a sharp rise in its public debt, the International Monetary Fund said.Full story
PODGORICA (Reuters) - Montenegro's opposition has called supporters into the streets to protest against President Filip Vujanovic's re-election and said it will take allegations of electoral fraud to the courts. Full story
PODGORICA (Reuters) - Montenegro's opposition refused on Monday to accept a third term for President Filip Vujanovic, a stance that could trigger instability in the tiny Adriatic state seeking European Union membership. Full story
Montenegro's Who See feat. Nina Zizic perform during the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest at the Malmo Opera Hall in Malmo May 14, 2013. REUTERS/Janerik Henriksson/Scanpix Sweden
(L-R) Serbia's Prime Minister Ivica Dacic, Croatia's Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic, Montenegro's Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic and Bosnia's Prime Minister Vjekoslav Bevanda wait for the opening of 16th International Economic Fair "Mostar 2013" in Mostar, April 9, 2013. REUTERS/Miro Skobic
A supporter of opposition candidate Miodrag Lekic shouts slogans during a demonstration for a new presidential election in Podgorica April 20, 2013. Several thousand opposition supporters have rallied in Montenegro claiming their leader was cheated of victory in this month's presidential ballot in t
A supporter kisses opposition candidate Miodrag Lekic as he arrives to demonstrate for a new presidential election in Podgorica April 20, 2013. Several thousand opposition supporters have rallied in Montenegro claiming their leader was cheated of victory in this month's presidential ballot in the sm
A supporter of opposition candidate Miodrag Lekic holds up his picture in a frame during a demonstration for a new presidential election in Podgorica April 20, 2013. Several thousand opposition supporters have rallied in Montenegro claiming their leader was cheated of victory in this month's preside
Supporters of opposition candidate Miodrag Lekic hold a banner that reads, "Came by street - gone by street", as they demonstrate for a new presidential election in Podgorica April 20, 2013. Several thousand opposition supporters have rallied in Montenegro claiming their leader was cheated of victor
