Montenegro

Montenegro Gets a New Government

On April 28, Montenegro got a new, minority Government. Prime Minister Dritan Abazović’s cabinet, however, is one of the largest in the country’s recent, three-decades long history of multi-party democracy.

By Zoran Radulović

Democratic change with the Greens as the tip of the scales in Montenegro

Analysis

The small Adriatic state and EU candidate Montenegro is at a historic crossroads after Sunday's parliamentary elections. After 30 years of permanent rule by Milo Đukanović and his DPS, a change of power is possible for the first time.

By Simon Ilse

University Walls

In the landscape of Montenegrin higher education institutions, which are not leading the way in any segment of contemporary education, the lack of transparency is an additional cause for concern, especially taking into account an increasing trend of “raising walls” around universities.

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Political Crisis between Elections in Montenegro

An analysis of this year's presidential and local election in Montenegro and the resulting state of its public and political life.

By Stevo Muk

Memories of the Future

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