June 19, 2018 - Prosciutto (Prsut) from Njegusi and cheese from Pljevlja have a geographical label, and soon they should be joined by Montenegrin beef prosciutto, Montenegrin stelja and Durmitor skorup.

June 19, 2018 – Unemployment in Montenegro is an important issue. By the statistics of the State Employment Office last week, there were over 43,000 unemployed citizens which is almost 19% of the population. Meanwhile, the largest producer of wine and rakija in the country, the famous brand Plantaze (officially 13.Jul Plantaze), which just celebrated its 55th anniversary with Goran Bregovic and the Montenegrin Symphony Orchestra, opened 900 seasonal jobs for grape harvest in their vineyards. However, the company has to search for human resources abroad since they can’t find them locally.

June 18, 2018 - Borislav Pekić is one of the most important Montenegrin and Serbian (Yugoslav) contemporary writers and dramatists. He was a prominent political activist and anti-communist, and co-founder of the Democratic Party in Serbia. 

June 18, 2018 - Ivo Visin (or Vizin) is one of the personalities Balkan people like to fight over. Born in a Croatian family from Boka, originally from Istria, he was the first Croatian-Montenegrin and Yugoslav (in the past) who circumnavigated the Globe.  

June 18, 2018 - Orahovac is a small village, 8,5 kilometers from Kotor on the road to Perast. It is a place with a long maritime and fishing tradition, and at one point, its seamen had a fleet of 28 ships.

June 18, 2018 - The representatives of the Ramsar Convention came to Montenegro to better familiarize themselves with the planned construction at Skadar Lake, which is located on the Ramsar list of human habitats with international significance.

June 18, 2018 - Built in 1938, the training ship Mircea is one of five sailing ships made in the "Gorch Fock" series in the German shipyard in Hamburg. The citizens and guests will have the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful old sailing ships in the world during its four-day stay in Tivat. 

June 18, 2018 - There are currently 23,33 thousand registered guests in Budva, which is seven percent more than in the same period last year, according to Budva Tourist organization (TOB).