Response to the Report of the Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro, Dominique Waag
Montenegro is an important U.S. ally and a vibrant multiethnic democracy. Read More»
Response to the Report of the Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro, Ambassador Dominique Waag
We greatly value the work of your Mission in partnering with the government of Montenegro on strengthening the rule of law, promoting media independence, and enhancing security cooperation. Read More»
Response to the Report of the Acting Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro
For the first time in 30 years, Montenegro oversaw the transition of power to a different political party, even as it dealt with the pandemic. This a landmark in Montenegro’s democratic development. Read More»
Right of Reply to the Russian Federation
Right of Reply to the Russian Federation on the Report of the OSCE Head of Mission to Montenegro. Read More»
On the Report of the OSCE Head of Mission to Montenegro
Response to the Report of the OSCE Head of Mission to Montenegro delivered to the Permanent Council on March 5, 2020. Read More»
Right of Reply at HDIM 2019 Working Session 5
Right of Reply given at HDIM 2019 Working Session 5 on the Safety of Journalists Read More»
Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2019: Working Session 5
U.S. Statement delivered at HDIM 2019 Working Session 5 on the Safety of Journalists Read More»
Response to the Report by Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro, Ambassador Maryse Daviet
Statement delivered at the Permanent Council in response to OSCE Mission to Montenegro Report Read More»
Response to Head of Mission to Montenegro
Statement at the Permanent Council in response to regular report by the Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro. Read More»
Response to the Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo
Statement at the Permanent Council in response to the Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo. Read More»
At the OSCE: The Week in Review
The Geneva International Discussions on the conflict in Georgia. Ending impunity for crimes against journalists. Russia's ongoing violations in Ukraine. Read More»
On International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists
In too many places in the OSCE region, those who threaten, kidnap, beat, and kill journalists do so with impunity. Read More»
Response to Report by Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro
We will continue to work with Montenegro’s leaders in support of its NATO and EU accession efforts in pursuit of a Europe whole, free, and at peace. Read More»
On International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists | Statement to the PC
My delegation strongly supports the statement of our European Union colleagues marking the United Nations-declared International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists. To do its job, a free press needs protection from violence and intimidation. In too many places around the world, those who threaten, kidnap, beat, and kill journalists do so with ... Read More»
Reply to Montenegro Regarding the October 16 Parliamentary Elections | Statement to the PC
The United States congratulates Montenegro on the successful conduct of parliamentary elections on October 16. Read More»
Response to the Head of the OSCE Mission to Montenegro: Statement to the PC
The United States welcomes Ambassador Hrebičkova back to the Permanent Council for another comprehensive and detailed report. The United States strongly supports Montenegro’s Euro-Atlantic integration and NATO membership, which offer the best assurances for independence, security, and economic development. Montenegro’s membership in NATO will contribute to the stability of the Balkans and Europe. Ambassador Hrebičkova, ... Read More»
Reply to the Russian Federation on Montenegro and NATO Membership: Statement to the PC
I just wanted to respond to the allusions made by our distinguished Russian colleague to my delegation and several others, that we are “dragging” Montenegro into NATO. I feel the need to follow up, not with respect to Montenegro as such, but rather more generally, because this echoes language offered by Mr. Naryshkin of the ... Read More»
Developments in Montenegro: Statement to the PC
The United States is following closely incidents that took place in Podgorica on October 17 and 18 in relation to ongoing public demonstrations in the Montenegrin capital. We fully support freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, including the right to peaceful protest. We also urge those involved in any public demonstration or peaceful protest to ... Read More»
Positive developments in Montenegro’s political and social stability: Statement to the PC
The United States welcomes Ambassador Janina Hřebíčková back to the Permanent Council in her role as Head of the OSCE Mission in Montenegro. Ambassador, we appreciate all the hard work that you and your staff have dedicated to the Mission and to the people of Montenegro. We agree with your assessment of positive developments related to ... Read More»
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