The top experts in relations between the EU and Montenegro among Montenegrin university students, 17 of them and two high school students that had won a competition for the best photograph and video on the

The EU Info Centre held a panel discussion on the Montenegrin film today with the participation of five younger-generation Montenegrin directors. The conclusion of the panel was that the lack of institutional infrastructure and also

The “Days of European Film” festival kicked off in Montenegro with the projection of “When We Leave”, a film of Turkish and German coproduction, in the “Budo Tomovic” Cultural Information Centre. With the showing this

Podgorica, 8 September 2016 – Montenegro, through its participation in the EU’s MEDIA subprogramme, has a chance to compete for part of a total budget of €800 million for the period 2014–2020. Through this subprogramme,

Podgorica, 6 September 2016 – “In Montenegro there have been fewer reported cases of torture than in previous years, although there are still severe cases of human rights violations. A new challenge in the prevention