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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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Awkward! Donald Trump 'Shoves' Montenegro PM For Photo-Op, Roasted Online
Did the president of the United States, Donald Trump, shove a world leader out of his way in an attempt to end up in the front of a group of NATO leaders? That's the question that many have been asking on social media after a startling clip went viral on social media.
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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 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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NATO Should Open Door To Macedonia, Georgia: Hungary Foreign Minister
NATO should complete the accession process of Montenegro and should leave its door open to Macedonia and Georgia as well, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said today.
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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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Russia Will End Joint Projects With Montenegro if it Joins NATO: Reports
Russia will end joint projects with Montenegro if the ex-Communist country joins the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, RIA news agency cited a Russian senator as saying today.
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NATO Invites Montenegro to Join Alliance, Defying Russia
NATO foreign ministers welcomed tiny Montenegro into their fold today in the alliance's first expansion since 2009, defying Russian warnings that enlargement of the US-led bloc further into the Balkans was a "provocation".
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Russia Not Acting as Responsible Nuclear Power: NATO Commander
NATO's top commander said on Wednesday Russia's announcement it was adding 40 new intercontinental ballistic missiles to its nuclear arsenal was not the kind of behaviour expected of a responsible nuclear power.
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NATO's Planned Balkan Expansion a 'Provocation': Russia's Lavrov
NATO's potential expansion to the former Yugoslav republics of Bosnia, Macedonia and Montenegro could be seen as a "provocation", Russia's foreign minister was quoted as saying in a newspaper interview published on Monday.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
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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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Awkward! Donald Trump 'Shoves' Montenegro PM For Photo-Op, Roasted Online
Did the president of the United States, Donald Trump, shove a world leader out of his way in an attempt to end up in the front of a group of NATO leaders? That's the question that many have been asking on social media after a startling clip went viral on social media.
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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 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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NATO Should Open Door To Macedonia, Georgia: Hungary Foreign Minister
NATO should complete the accession process of Montenegro and should leave its door open to Macedonia and Georgia as well, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said today.
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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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Russia Will End Joint Projects With Montenegro if it Joins NATO: Reports
Russia will end joint projects with Montenegro if the ex-Communist country joins the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, RIA news agency cited a Russian senator as saying today.
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NATO Invites Montenegro to Join Alliance, Defying Russia
NATO foreign ministers welcomed tiny Montenegro into their fold today in the alliance's first expansion since 2009, defying Russian warnings that enlargement of the US-led bloc further into the Balkans was a "provocation".
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Russia Not Acting as Responsible Nuclear Power: NATO Commander
NATO's top commander said on Wednesday Russia's announcement it was adding 40 new intercontinental ballistic missiles to its nuclear arsenal was not the kind of behaviour expected of a responsible nuclear power.
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NATO's Planned Balkan Expansion a 'Provocation': Russia's Lavrov
NATO's potential expansion to the former Yugoslav republics of Bosnia, Macedonia and Montenegro could be seen as a "provocation", Russia's foreign minister was quoted as saying in a newspaper interview published on Monday.
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French Open: Novak Djokovic, Milos Raonic in Clash of Balkan Exiles
Belgrade-born Novak Djokovic left for Munich when he was 12 in 1999 just as NATO rained its bombs on Serbia. His French Open quarter-final opponent Milos Raonic was born in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, but his family decamped to Canada in 1994 when he was just three.
