Pending ruled in 1852 that Orthodox metropolité established in Cetinje. In this year the country became worldly Principality under the Government Petrovice dynasty, which was the year 1910 became a kingdom. Unlike other Balkan countries, which succumbed to Islamization, Montenegro no larger changes in religious composition failed. Also participated in the First World War, together with Serbia on the part of the Agreement, which was occupied in January 1916 Austria-Hungarian army. Then, Montenegro was occupied by Serbia in 1918 [1].
Serbia established Podgorická skupština 26th November 1918 issued a resolution which declared the connection of Montenegro to Serbia, which then became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, the administrative reform of Yugoslavia in 1929 and Montenegro was completely abolished, when associated with the Herzegovina and Kosovo in Zetskou bánovinu. This state of affairs until the Second World War.
Montenegro was restored after the war as part of the Socialist Federation in 1945. Capital, however, shifted from dvacetitisícové Podgorica to Cetinje, which was in honor of the leader of the country and partyzánského fighter Tito renamed Titograd (name of the capital until 1992). At the same time, there has been a great rebuilding the city in a spirit of socialism.
As the poorer countries of the Yugoslav Federation, Montenegro received a lot of investment funds from the richer members, however, ended with the end of the 80th years and the disintegration of SFRY. Montenegro from Yugoslavia, however, unlike other neodtrhla and she remained faithful, while nezapletla a greater extent in the war. Thanks alliance with Milosevic Serbia but had to bear the burdens, such as embargo or economic crisis, which further reduce the already low standard of living.
During the entire 90th years started to increase dissatisfaction with the northern neighbor, 2003, Montenegro has received more autonomy by creating the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, for a further three years later have full independence.
On 21 May 2006 in the country held a referendum on the future remain in union with Serbia, in which 55.4% of voters were in favor of independence the country.
On 3 June 2006 20.34 pm Parliament of Montenegro, at its extraordinary meeting ratified the results of the referendum and adopted a resolution declaring the independence of the Republic of Montenegro and the Declaration of an independent Republic of Montenegro. This is a formal declaration of independence under international law. On 28 June 2006, Montenegro became the 192nd member of the United Nations.
Prime Minister Milo Djukanović 15th December 2008 during the visit of Paris announced that the country has formally requested to be admitted to the European Union [2].