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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin politics, societal issues, and crime, with a significant story discussing nationalistic hate speech in Bijelo Polje. Other prominent news includes political commentary on Montenegro's EU aspirations, a water supply issue, and reports on road…
Smolović states that messages inciting national or other hatred are not values of Bijelo Polje, expressing particular concern about the recent appearance of messages targeting different national communities.
Videnović criticizes Mandić's shift towards the EU, suggesting he has abandoned the 'Serbian World' concept and found better alliances with European figures than domestic ones.
Minister Ibrahimović states that cooperation between Montenegro and Luxembourg is built on trust, highlighting the positive relationship between the two nations.
A story related to the regional water supply system, though details are limited in the visible text.
An announcement encouraging participation in a free regional AI education program.
Reports indicate that the protection and rescue services have received a significant number of calls, suggesting ongoing incidents or emergencies.
A story investigating the circumstances surrounding a Berlin terrorist who was apparently not imprisoned.
An accident on Vitalac resulted in eight injuries, with one person sustaining severe injuries.
The Democratic People's Party (DNP) is launching an initiative to revoke Montenegro's recognition of Kosovo.
Fifty-three old containers have been replaced with new ones in the Zabjelo neighborhood.
Israel has granted approval for a limited number of international forces to enter Gaza.
Property owners are required to report any illegally constructed buildings by August 14th.
A vehicle skidded off the road on the route between Njeguši and Kotor, resulting in one injury.
An incident where shots were fired at the home of a police officer in Podgorica is reported.
The Ivanović brothers have been ordered into detention as suspects in a case.
The Police Administration is continuing enhanced traffic controls.
A 17-year-old individual has been apprehended in Ulcinj in connection with theft.
Montenegrin forward Andrej Kostić was presented to the fans of his new club, AC Milan, expressing his lifelong dream to play for them.
Bogojević commented on the team's player acquisitions, stating they secured the desired athletes.
The Montenegrin team suffered a loss in a close match that went into overtime.
Petr Pavel, the President of the Czech Republic, attended the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring.
British boxer Joshua was knocked down twice in a fight in Jeddah but managed to secure a victory.
Ivan Vuković, a DPS official, expressed doubt that the current government can ensure stability and criticized potential EU accession influences.
Janović stated that Podgorica and Zagreb are currently building bridges, implying improved relations.
Djukanovic has been re-elected to the position of President of the Board.
A sidewalk collapsed in a neighborhood due to heavy rainfall.
The prosecution has initiated a formal case following a report filed by Drljević.
