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Montenegro President's Married Top Adviser Resigns Amid Sex Tape Scandal
The scandal concerns Mirjana Pajkovic, Director General for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, and Dejan Vuksic, former Director of the National Security Agency.
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Portugals Ruling Party Wins General Election, Fall Short Of Majority
Portugal's third general election in three years has failed to deliver the result that could break the worst spell of political instability for decades. Sunday's vote delivered more uncertainty.
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Gunman, Who Killed 12 In Montenegro Shooting, Dies By Suicide
A gunman who killed at least 10 people in a rampage in a small town in Montenegro died from self-inflicted injuries on Thursday after attempting suicide.
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10 Killed, Several Injured In Shooting In Montenegro
Police in Montenegro have launched a manhunt after a gunman killed at least 10 people, including two children, in a killing spree that started in a village restaurant near the southern town of Cetinje.
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Standing Up And Sitting Not Allowed In This Country's 'Laziest Citizen' Contest
This year's challenge kicked off in mid-August and is now entering its 26th day, as only seven out of 21 competitors remain.
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Woman Fought Back Man Who Sexually Assaulted Her. Now She Has Been Fined
The incident took place in Montenegro's Kolasin town when Milica Zivkovic was walking home with a friend after a night out.
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At Least 11 Killed In Montenegro Shooting: Report
At least 11 people were killed during a mass shooting in Montenegro's central city of Cetinje on Friday, the country's public broadcaster said.
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Trump Says This Nation With 2,000-Strong Army Can Start World War III
Montenegro's government on Thursday defended its contribution to peace in response to a verbal attack from US President Donald Trump, who said this week that the tiny Balkan nation's "aggressive" people were capable of triggering "World War III".
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Fires Rage On Adriatic Coast
Firefighters in Montenegro and Croatia battled Tuesday to douse wildfires on the Adriatic coast and managed to control the blaze on the outskirts of Split, Croatia's second largest city.
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Russia Slams US Approval Of Montenegro's NATO Accession
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday called the approval by the United States of Montenegro's accession to NATO a "deeply mistaken" move that creates divisions in Europe.
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Montenegro's Shunned Donkey's Milk New Health Trend
Machines long ago usurped a donkey's traditional role as the farmer's beast of burden, but the animals are winning new fans in Montenegro -- thanks to their luxury milk.
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Montenegro PM Accuses Russia Of Financing Anti-NATO Campaign
Russia is pouring money into Montenegro's election campaign in an attempt to derail the country's progress towards joining NATO, the country's Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic said on Thursday, three days ahead of an election.
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Montenegro Priest Says Pokemons Are 'Demons'
Father Rafailo of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro has denounced the fictional figures in the "Pokemon Go" reality game as demons hailing an upcoming evil.
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US Says NATO Enlargement Not a Threat to Russia
NATO is a defensive alliance and its decision to enlarge into the Balkans is not directed at Russia or any other nation, US Secretary of State John Kerry said today after NATO invited Montenegro to join.
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Montenegro President's Married Top Adviser Resigns Amid Sex Tape Scandal
The scandal concerns Mirjana Pajkovic, Director General for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, and Dejan Vuksic, former Director of the National Security Agency.
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Portugals Ruling Party Wins General Election, Fall Short Of Majority
Portugal's third general election in three years has failed to deliver the result that could break the worst spell of political instability for decades. Sunday's vote delivered more uncertainty.
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Gunman, Who Killed 12 In Montenegro Shooting, Dies By Suicide
A gunman who killed at least 10 people in a rampage in a small town in Montenegro died from self-inflicted injuries on Thursday after attempting suicide.
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10 Killed, Several Injured In Shooting In Montenegro
Police in Montenegro have launched a manhunt after a gunman killed at least 10 people, including two children, in a killing spree that started in a village restaurant near the southern town of Cetinje.
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Standing Up And Sitting Not Allowed In This Country's 'Laziest Citizen' Contest
This year's challenge kicked off in mid-August and is now entering its 26th day, as only seven out of 21 competitors remain.
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Woman Fought Back Man Who Sexually Assaulted Her. Now She Has Been Fined
The incident took place in Montenegro's Kolasin town when Milica Zivkovic was walking home with a friend after a night out.
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At Least 11 Killed In Montenegro Shooting: Report
At least 11 people were killed during a mass shooting in Montenegro's central city of Cetinje on Friday, the country's public broadcaster said.
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Trump Says This Nation With 2,000-Strong Army Can Start World War III
Montenegro's government on Thursday defended its contribution to peace in response to a verbal attack from US President Donald Trump, who said this week that the tiny Balkan nation's "aggressive" people were capable of triggering "World War III".
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Yugoslav Army Veteran Throws Grenade At US Embassy In Montenegro, Then Blows Himself Up
A Yugoslav army veteran who manned anti-aircraft defences during the NATO bombing in 1999 tossed a hand grenade into the U.S. embassy compound in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, around midnight and then blew himself up, police said on Thursday.
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Fires Rage On Adriatic Coast
Firefighters in Montenegro and Croatia battled Tuesday to douse wildfires on the Adriatic coast and managed to control the blaze on the outskirts of Split, Croatia's second largest city.
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Russia Slams US Approval Of Montenegro's NATO Accession
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday called the approval by the United States of Montenegro's accession to NATO a "deeply mistaken" move that creates divisions in Europe.
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Montenegro's Shunned Donkey's Milk New Health Trend
Machines long ago usurped a donkey's traditional role as the farmer's beast of burden, but the animals are winning new fans in Montenegro -- thanks to their luxury milk.
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Montenegro PM Accuses Russia Of Financing Anti-NATO Campaign
Russia is pouring money into Montenegro's election campaign in an attempt to derail the country's progress towards joining NATO, the country's Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic said on Thursday, three days ahead of an election.
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Montenegro Priest Says Pokemons Are 'Demons'
Father Rafailo of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro has denounced the fictional figures in the "Pokemon Go" reality game as demons hailing an upcoming evil.
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US Says NATO Enlargement Not a Threat to Russia
NATO is a defensive alliance and its decision to enlarge into the Balkans is not directed at Russia or any other nation, US Secretary of State John Kerry said today after NATO invited Montenegro to join.
