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The news on CDM.me today focuses heavily on domestic Montenegrin politics, with the Prime Minister's address to parliament being the top story. Other domestic news includes regulations on noise pollution and local cultural productions. International news covers the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and…
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić is answering questions from Members of Parliament in the Montenegrin Parliament today. The Prime Minister's Hour is scheduled to begin at 10:30 AM, and MPs are expected to question Spajić on various issues.
There will be no tolerance for excessive noise, with fines reaching up to 40,000 euros, indicating new strict regulations for noise pollution in Montenegro.
The latest updates from the Ukraine conflict include reports from Zelensky stating that Russians have prepared missiles for a new strike within two days.
A live report details events concerning Donald Trump in Tehran.
RTNK is filming a ten-episode series, marking a significant event for local public broadcasters.
A question is raised about whether Zdenka Popović is transitioning into a diplomatic role.
The US Embassy in Podgorica indicates that Montenegro will gain advantages from American offers in crucial economic sectors.
Diesel fuel prices are significantly lower in Serbia compared to Montenegro, with a difference of 26 cents per liter.
The Spanish women's water polo team has secured a place in the semifinals in Sydney.
Delta Holding has reported accelerated growth in its revenue and EBITDA during the first quarter of 2026.
