October 24, 2018 - The new rules on indicators and guidelines for the identification and prevention of money laundering have increased the obligation on Montenegrin banks to monitor and analyze client transactions from high-risk countries and offshore zones, as well as those related to virtual currencies, electronic transfers and currency trading, the General Secretary of the Montenegrin Banking Association Branislav Pejakovic said in an interview for "Vijesti”.

October 24, 2018 - The company “Montenegroregion” of the three Russian citizens has sued the state and the Municipality of Kotor and will seek around 20 million euros in damages, how much the value of the dispute is estimated, as they are allegedly not able to build the tourist resort in Morinj for 12 years.

October 24, 2018 - Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) occupy 13.22 percent of the total number of work permits for foreigners, which is why there are many reasons for improving cooperation with the Bosnian Agency for Labor and Employment, according to Director of the Employment Office in Montenegro (ZZZCG) Suljo Mustafić.

October 21, 2018 - Montenegrins will retire next year with 61 years of age and 40 years of service, while the age limit for retirement is halted for 66 years for a man and 64 for a woman, and for the average pension one-quarter of the lowest rates, unconnected years is excluded.