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Montenegro's unemployment rate hit 8.99% in January 2026, continuing a remarkable recovery that's put thousands of people back to work. The country now has 13% fewer jobless residents than a year ago.
A tiny European nation is making a giant leap toward energy independence with a groundbreaking renewable partnership. Montenegro just launched a multibillion-dollar clean energy plan that could transform it into a major green power exporter.
A tiny Balkan nation is about to make a giant leap in renewable energy. Montenegro just secured a deal for a solar plant that will dwarf its entire current solar capacity by more than twelve times.
A luxury resort in Montenegro is reopening after a five-year closure, with a new agreement giving residents free access to two of three nearby beaches. The deal also secures state profit-sharing and protects parkland from future development.
Montenegro just locked in its third four-year tech education deal with Oracle Academy, giving 4,000 students and 400 teachers free access to cutting-edge digital skills training. The partnership marks seven years of commitment to preparing young people for the digital economy.
Montenegro's jobless rate dropped to a historic 10.7% in 2025, marking the lowest unemployment the Adriatic nation has ever recorded. Over 3,000 more people found work compared to the previous year, bringing fresh hope to this small coastal country.
Montenegro could join the European Union by 2028 after leaders unveiled a bold plan to speed up membership for six Balkan countries. The historic shift turns years of waiting into real momentum for nations ready to embrace European values.
Two neighboring nations once divided by conflict are now joining forces to accelerate their path to European Union membership. Serbia and Albania have proposed a groundbreaking phased approach that could reshape how countries join the EU.
For 200 years, Mexicans have painted tiny miracles on canvas to thank saints for saving them from accidents, illness, and everyday disasters. These folk art treasures called exvotos are still being created today, though kids now leave Pikachu toys instead of paintings.
The European Union is working to speed up membership for six Western Balkan countries after years of delays. Leaders meet Friday to make the process faster while maintaining high standards.
Romania's solar energy keeps smashing its own records for how much power it feeds into the national grid. The Eastern European nation is proving that clean energy transitions can happen faster than anyone expected.
Glastonbury's taking a year off and most major European festivals are sold out, but music lovers still have options. From ancient Roman arenas in France to bamboo labyrinths in Italy, these eight festivals prove summer isn't over yet.
Rita Nazario helped Portugal's U20 basketball team win the EuroBasket Division B Championship with an undefeated run in Bulgaria. The CSUN junior standout scored a tournament-high 10 points in their biggest victory.
Soma Vogel made four penalty saves to send Hungary past defending champions Spain in a thrilling water polo quarterfinal in Belgrade. The dramatic shootout victory marks one of the tournament's biggest upsets.
France and Portugal just activated a landmark friendship treaty that strengthens cooperation on defense, economy, and energy infrastructure. The agreement aims to boost both nations while building a more competitive and sovereign Europe.
Princess Umul Hatiyya has visited 90 countries as a solo female traveler, funding her adventures through hostels, street food, and public transport. Her journey from a book-loving child in Ghana to one of the world's most traveled explorers proves wanderlust knows no budget limits.
From Iceland's geothermal hotels to Greece's solar-powered islands, countries worldwide are proving tourism can thrive on renewable energy alone. These nations are cutting costs, protecting natural attractions, and showing visitors a sustainable future in action.
Travelers across Europe are ditching traditional beach breaks for active holidays built around training, recovery, and movement. From Olympic pools in Fuerteventura to yoga retreats in Greece, sports resorts are reshaping how people vacation.