Dr. Savo Kentera took part in the International Forum for Women, Peace and Security (WPS Forum) in Pristina.

Security in the 21st century requires shared responsibility, technological resilience, and active youth engagement. This was the core message of the NATO Youth Summit, held today in Budva, organized b...

Deputy Secretary General of NATO, Radmila Šekerinska, emphasized the strategic importance of the Western Balkans to the Alliance, stating that the message NATO conveys to the region is that existing c...

Czech President Petr Pavel visited the Atlantic Council of Montenegro today, where he met with its President, Dr. Savo Kentera

To address key dilemmas and help build socio-political cohesion, we present the following conclusions

The round-table was organized by the Atlantic Council of Montenegro with support from the Bar Association of Montenegro

The workshop on the topic of polarization and nationalism in Montenegro, titled “Enhancing Democracy Through Mutual Understanding”, moderated communication expert Radoje Cerović

The project involved 50 citizens from all over Montenegro, previously selected based on a representative sample, with discussions facilitated by 10 moderators

Representatives of citizens will engage in dialogue to address topics such as participatory democracy, media policies and literacy, as well as foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI)

The most important goal of the project is to counter Russian disinformation related to the war in Ukraine, including the denigration of Poland as one of the main countries supporting Ukraine.