PODGORICA:Montenegro unveiled its first passport in some 90 years on Friday, two years after declaring independence, and said it hoped to agree visa-free travel with the European Union soon. The new rust-red passport replaces the blue Yugoslav document that Montenegrins have carried since the mid-1990s, when they remained the only members of the rump federation along with Serbia. It will also carry biometric identifiers — physical characteristics of the passport-holder such as fingerprints or iris scans — as sought by the EU. “These... Vazhdo