🇽🇰⚡️ Elektrosever confirmed that the planned 16% electricity price increase in Kosovo will not apply to Serb-majority municipalities in the north. The company said it does not plan to raise prices in the north municipalities, unlike the rest of Kosovo.
🇽🇰⚡️ Elektrosever confirmed that the planned 16% electricity price increase in Kosovo will not apply to Serb-majority municipalities in the north. The company said it does not plan to raise prices in the north areas, unlike the rest of Kosovo.
🇦🇱🇺🇸 Sali Berisha's Democratic Party has signed a $6 million contract with the American lobbying firm Continental Strategy, close to the Republican Party. The contract aims to build ties with U.S. officials. PM Edi Rama said Berisha signed the contract to lift his U.S.
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The 2025 NATO Youth Summit is taking place on April 25-26 in Budva, Montenegro, organized in cooperation with the Atlantic Council of Montenegro. The event gathers young leaders from around the world to discuss key topics such as NATO's priorities ahead of the upcoming Summit, youth perspectives on defense, the impact of emerging technologies, and youth-led security initiatives. Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska is scheduled to participate in the opening of the summit. The summit aims to foster bold discussions and fresh ideas to shape the future of transatlantic security and global leadership.
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Yekaterina Andreyeva, a prominent anchor for Russia's Channel One known for her role in state propaganda, holds citizenships from Montenegro and Honduras in addition to her Russian nationality. These additional passports, including one from the NATO member Montenegro, enable her to travel internationally despite sanctions imposed on Russia. Andreyeva reportedly obtained Honduran citizenship through her husband. Her ability to travel has been noted in relation to visits to countries such as Finland. She is widely recognized in Russia as a leading figure in state media and propaganda.
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Dinara Dina Smailova, a Kazakh activist and founder of the non-profit organization 'NeMolchi.kz', was arrested in Budva, Montenegro, on April 14, 2025. Her arrest comes amid reports of threats from a Russian oligarch with connections to Montenegrin officials. The Montenegrin Supreme Court has denied Kazakhstan's request for her extradition. Following her arrest, a preliminary investigation hearing was held to determine the conditions of her detention, but the extradition hearing has yet to take place.
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The 2025 NATO Youth Summit is taking place on April 25-26 in Budva, Montenegro, organized in cooperation with the Atlantic Council of Montenegro. The event gathers young leaders from around the world to discuss key topics such as NATO's priorities ahead of the upcoming Summit, youth perspectives on defense, the impact of emerging technologies, and youth-led security initiatives. Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska is scheduled to participate in the opening of the summit. The summit aims to foster bold discussions and fresh ideas to shape the future of transatlantic security and global leadership.
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Yekaterina Andreyeva, a prominent anchor for Russia's Channel One known for her role in state propaganda, holds citizenships from Montenegro and Honduras in addition to her Russian nationality. These additional passports, including one from the NATO member Montenegro, enable her to travel internationally despite sanctions imposed on Russia. Andreyeva reportedly obtained Honduran citizenship through her husband. Her ability to travel has been noted in relation to visits to countries such as Finland. She is widely recognized in Russia as a leading figure in state media and propaganda.
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Dinara Dina Smailova, a Kazakh activist and founder of the non-profit organization 'NeMolchi.kz', was arrested in Budva, Montenegro, on April 14, 2025. Her arrest comes amid reports of threats from a Russian oligarch with connections to Montenegrin officials. The Montenegrin Supreme Court has denied Kazakhstan's request for her extradition. Following her arrest, a preliminary investigation hearing was held to determine the conditions of her detention, but the extradition hearing has yet to take place.