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ZAGREB, 15 Oct (Hina) - Forty-one per cent of people in Montenegro identify themselves as ethnic Montenegrins, while nearly 33% declare themselves as ethnic Serbs, but more people speak Serbian than Montenegrin, according to the results of the 2023 census published by the country's statistical office on Tuesday.
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