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The front page of CDM, a Montenegrin news website, features a prominent opinion piece questioning what Njegoš would say about same-sex marriage, linking it to a recent parliamentary incident. Other top stories include a human-interest piece about a Slovenian visitor's shock in Tivat, and…
An opinion piece by Andrej Nikolaidis discusses a recent parliamentary remark by Milan Knežević concerning same-sex marriage, framing it as a populist tactic and questioning historical perspectives.
A story about a Slovenian visitor to Tivat who, while seeking a relaxed time, encountered an unexpected and significant shock.
A live news feed covering international developments, including a conversation between Zelensky and Trump on air defense, and Russian shelling in the Kherson region.
An update from the 'Live 24' section reporting on a potential oil deal between Turkey and Iraq, initiated by President Erdogan.
An international news update focusing on the United States and Saudi Arabia, likely covering diplomatic or economic developments.
A report on economic and tourism prospects in Montenegro, with Serbian President Vučić commenting on the potential of Sveti Stefan and Miločer.
A political story concerning a law related to the descendants of the Petrovic Dynasty Njegoš, which is being presented to members of parliament.
A report on legal and disciplinary actions, detailing numerous violations and a warning from the ASP about a lack of accountability.
A sports news item about basketball player Voriose, highlighting significant interest from multiple clubs and fierce competition for his signing.
A sports report detailing a football match where Dinamo staged a significant comeback, winning 3-2 after being down 0-2 to advance to the next round.
A sports news piece stating that LeBron James declined an offer from Voriorse out of respect for his current team, Cleveland.
A sports-related story about a father whose minor child is court-martialed, with the father expressing his inability for his children to be involved in national affairs.
