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The news from Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news outlet, covers a range of domestic and international topics. Key domestic stories include an investigation into a director's multiple employments and financial irregularities, the potential economic boost from the Aman resort development for Montenegrin…
An investigation by the Agency for Prevention of Corruption has revealed that the director of MSUCG allegedly did not declare over 2.2 million dinars (approximately 19,110 euros) in income from the Faculty of Applied Arts, alongside holding two jobs and having three undeclared addresses.
The planned development of an Aman resort in Durmitor is seen as a significant opportunity for Montenegro's tourism sector, potentially positioning the country as a leading global destination if the project is realized.
The article discusses the political maneuvering behind municipal declarations, suggesting they lack legal basis and serve as a 'reality show' for parties like NSD attempting to balance their voter base with European integration goals.
Several business figures have expressed doubts about the transparency of a 1.35 million euro support fund, suggesting it benefits privileged entities and that the allocation process, particularly last year's public call, was unclear.
A story in the Science and Technology section focuses on advancements in medical equipment and the training of doctors, mentioning Magna MedTech.
An official, Šaranović, has announced the upcoming opening of an office to assist individuals residing in Montenegro.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is reportedly exploring the possibility of selling a minority stake in the World Cup to private investors, a plan that could generate approximately 17.5 billion dollars.
The Kremlin has drawn a parallel between a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian ship.
A suspect from Podgorica has been arrested in Ulcinj in connection with the theft of a motorcycle.
Deputies are scheduled to vote once more on the Law on Descendants.
The agenda for the Podgorica City Assembly session includes a report on its work.
An incident involving gunfire occurred at the home of a police officer in Podgorica.
Detention has been ordered for the Ivanovic brothers, who are suspected in a case.
The police are continuing enhanced traffic control measures.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed his belief that Montenegro will become a member of the European Union by the end of the current decade.
Krcić deems it 'unserious' that Luka Kotor has a supervisory board composed of nine members.
The Rudnik uglja Pljevlja (Coal Mine Pljevlja) has implemented a new management model.
The Ministry of Interior (MUP) will open an office within the next two months to assist all individuals residing in Montenegro, and Montenegrin citizenship has been granted.
The Cabinet of President Milatović clarifies that Montenegro is the 1/1 owner of the Kruševac complex, including the castle housing the Museum of Contemporary Art and its surrounding land, which is protected cultural heritage.
The Budvanska Rivijera Budva handball team has announced their roster and confirmed they will participate in four competitions next season.
The number of casualties in a recent earthquake in Japan has increased, and rescue efforts are ongoing to find those who are missing.
Authorities anticipate a rise in traffic volume on the majority of the country's roads.
