The Latest Breaking News from Montenegro

The Light Blues midfielder was in action last night in a Nations League clash with Montenegro and played the full 90 minutes with the visitors running out 2-0 winners on the night

UEFA have launched an investigation into an alleged racist incident aimed at Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara during last night's Nations League match…

Seizures of cocaine and contraband cigarettes behind last month’s vote of no confidence, says Dritan Abazović

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has appointed Alona Fisher as head of Israel’s liaison office in Rabat, replacing David Govrin, following sexual harassment allegations and administrative malpractice against him. Fisher was a former Israeli ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro.

At the government headquarters in NATO-member Montenegro, the computers are unplugged, the internet is switched off and the state’s main websites are down

Two more Celtics alumni push their team to the round of eight in EuroBasket knockout play.

Montenegro on Wednesday blamed a criminal group called Cuba ransomware for cyber attacks that have hit its government digital infrastructure since last week, described by officials as unprecedented.

The U.S. Federal Bureau for Investigation (FBI) will send Cyber Action Teams (CAT) to Montenegro to help it investigate recent cyber attacks on government digital infrastructure, the interior ministry said on Wednesday.

The six-time U.S. Open champion won in straight sets against 27-year-old Montenegro native Danka Kovinić, but what should we expect of her going forward?

A no-confidence vote has prompted the collapse of Montenegro’s government after just three and a half months in office.

Government digital infrastructure in Montenegro has been hit by an "unprecedented" cyber attack and timely measures have been taken to mitigate its impact, authorities said on Friday.