Montenegro
Montenegro mourns after gunman kills at least 12 people
It was the second time in two years that a gunman has gone on a rampage in Montenegro’s historic capital, killing adults and children.
- Risto Bozovic
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Armed man kills at least 10 people, including children, in Montenegro shooting rampage
The rampage followed a bar brawl in a western Montenegrin city and the gunman died his home in Cetinje.
- PREDRAG MILIC
The strange island that feels like a piece of Venice floated away
Our Lady of the Rocks looks absurdly out of place in Kotor Bay, Montenegro, where it sits atop shipwrecks and other discarded debris.
- Brian Johnston
Europe’s scariest road beats any roller coaster
Being in a coach on the Kotor Serpentine adds to my sense of fear. I’m sitting up front and feel as if we’re about to hit the cliffside, or plummet into the void.
- Brian Johnston
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- Crime
How an audacious plot to allegedly flood Sydney with $7.5 billion of cocaine went up in smoke
The elaborate scheme, alleged to feature bribed guerillas, secret symbols and Canary Islands cash, was plagued with problems.
- Sally Rawsthorne
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- Crime
Drug kingpin’s role in notorious alleged Sydney cocaine plot
Vaso Ulic allegedly attempted to smuggle 2.5 tonnes of cocaine into Australia, where it commands up to 10 times the European price.
- Sally Rawsthorne
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- Crime
Australian drug ‘kingpin’ Vaso Ulic arrested in Montenegro
The 65-year-old is alleged to have masterminded an attempt to move almost 2.5 tonnes of cocaine from South America to Australia and Europe.
- Sally Rawsthorne and Perry Duffin
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- Travel tips
I had a medical emergency overseas, but there was an upside to it
I wasn’t all that happy when I bit into a crouton and broke a tooth only hours into a European cruise.
- Lee Tulloch
This little-known ‘fjord’ is one of Europe’s greatest landscapes
If Norway and Venice had a lovechild, it would look like Kotor Bay – extravagantly beautiful; the water a joyous Mediterranean blue.
- Brian Johnston
Russia spent $US300 million to covertly influence world politics, says US
The release of the State Department cable is the latest effort by the Biden administration to declassify intelligence about Moscow’s military and political aims.
- Nomaan Merchant
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