June 17, 2018 - FAO expert, Dr. Parviz Koohafkan, is coming to Tivat on Monday in order to participate in the final conference of the project "Agriscape&ME". This project, which lasted for 12 months, aimed to encourage cooperation and give guidelines for better protection, reconstruction and use of traditional agricultural landscapes as a base for sustainable agricultural development of Montenegro. 

The Tourism Organization of Kotor Executive Director, Ana Nives Radović, is the very first Montenegrin Fin Tech author, financial analyst and author of the "Dividing by Zero" scientific project. She is also an amateur painter, exhibiting all around the world, giving all the money from selling her art works for humanitarian purposes. How she finds time for painting, we don't know, since she managed to succeed in a lot of various professional fields.

17 June 2018 - Yesterday's rainy weather couldn't stop Bokelian women from cooking; making grandma's recipes alive again is an annual proud celebration of the oldest culinary traditions of the Boka Bay called Zucenica Fest.

Velika Plaža stretches between Port Milena to the mouth of the Bojana river. The sand beach's length is 12 kilometres, making it one of the longest in Europe and the longest beach in Montenegro.

June 17th, 2018 - He is Montenegrin, so claims Montenegrin author and publicist Miroslav Ćosović. In his book "Tesla identified himself as Montenegrin" Ćosović documented series of articles in American press from the end of the 19th century in which Tesla was presented to the American public as Montenegrin scientist.

June 17th, 2018 - Elektroprivreda Crne Gore is the majority owner of the Coal Mine Pljevlja, as the Capital Market Commission brought its decision after the Chamber of the Commercial Court reversed a provisional measure on the prohibition of the sale of shares of Pljevlja company.

June 16, 2018 - On April 16, 1922, the New York Times published the article "Annihilation of a nation" by the famous American publicist Walter Littlefield, who writes about the fate of Montenegro during and after the Great War (World War I). 

June 16, 2018 - It is not well known that there is a stitch named after Montenegro. In English, it is called the Montenegrin Stitch or the Montenegrin Cross Stitch.