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The Montenegrin government has passed a law that critics argue enables legal machinery to seize citizens' land for private profit, prioritizing investors' interests over those of the general population.
An orange weather alert has been issued for Montenegro, with forecasts indicating temperatures will climb as high as 40 degrees Celsius, signaling a significant heatwave.
The Montenegrin prosecution has filed an appeal against the verdict in the case of Danilo Mandic, indicating dissatisfaction with the initial ruling.
The 21st season of Montenegro's First Football League is set to commence today, marking the start of a new competitive year for the sport.
Minister Dukaj stated that local government administration will shift from political maneuvering to prioritizing professionalism, expertise, and accountability.
HG Budvanska Rivijera reported a 6% increase in revenue, with business results in June seeing a significant 78% growth, indicating strong performance in the tourism sector.
A statement from Marović denies any intention to intimidate journalists from 'Standard' and claims to be suffering significant damage due to flooding.
The Montenegro Beer Fest 2026 is starting today in Cetinje, promising three days of top-tier music, excellent beer, and a memorable atmosphere.
Nikolic criticized holding the discussion on the Law on Weapons past midnight, viewing it as disrespectful to victims and citizens.
Nenezić commented on the situation of the Bar Port's free zone remaining locked and the rapid sale of Bar Port itself.
The Parliament has again passed amendments to the law concerning the status of descendants of the Petrovic-Njegos dynasty.
Ivanović announced that meetings with Croatia concerning the 'Jadran' training ship and the Prevlaka issue will take place after the summer season.
An accident on the road between Berane and Andrijevica has resulted in injuries to four people.
Reports indicate that Vladimir Maraš was illegally dismissed from his position as editor of the music redakcija at RTCG (Radio Television of Montenegro).
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