Ukraine – Mariya Yaremchuk Belarus – Teo Azerbaijan – Dilara Kazimova Iceland – Pollapönk Norway – Carl Espen Romania – Paula Seling & OVI Armenia – Aram MP3 Montenegro – Sergej Ćetković Poland – Donatan & Cleo Greece – Freaky Fortune feat.
The qualification flame has hardly flared during this campaign, with home and away defeats to Ukraine, and a cluster of draws against the likes of Moldova and Montenegro.
Average salaries are €491 in Montenegro, €360 in Serbia and at similar levels elsewhere.
In the first round on December 7th, Milan Milutinovic, the candidate picked by Slobodan Milosevic, president of Yugoslavia, the federation in which Serbia is big brother to little Montenegro, forged ahead.
The EIU notes that Montenegro, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Albania export between 10-12% of their goods to Greece".For remittances, Albania is the most exposed; around two-thirds of migrants in Greece are from Albania.
This week an analysis from the EIU notes that the Balkan transition economies, which means Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia, "suffered the most from the global recession of 2008-09.
Macedonia grew by 3%, Bosnia by 1.2% and Montenegro by 2.2%.
Montenegro, Serbia's tiny federal partner, may break away, or at least loosen its ties with Serbia still more.
Mr Berisha's new power base is up north in Shkodra, now becoming rich again from smuggling with next-door Montenegro.
He left the navy with his rank and pension intact.Independence delayParties wanting independence for Montenegro, the junior partner with Serbia in the Yugoslav federation, won a general election but failed to win the two-thirds of the seats in parliament needed to change the constitution.
A family feud The EU 14 give way to Austria Reprints Related topics Slobodan Milosevic Montenegro Europe Belgrade SerbiaMany also agree that Mr Milosevic is carefully keeping alive the option of diverting attention from his electoral woes by stirring up an "internal" conflict in Montenegro, Serbia's queasy partner in the Yugoslav federation.
