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The news on CDM focuses on domestic issues in Montenegro, including new regulations for teacher employment, and economic news regarding Sunday trading. International news includes updates on the war in Ukraine and potential political developments related to Donald Trump. Sports news covers…
New criteria for hiring teachers in Montenegrin schools will be implemented, with academic performance being the most significant factor, followed by the duration of study and university ranking.
Despite regulations, 118 businesses were found to be operating on Sunday, resulting in fines totaling almost 90,000 euros, indicating ongoing enforcement of trading laws.
This story provides live updates on personnel changes within the Ukrainian army and suggests that Donald Trump is a key figure capable of facilitating peace negotiations.
Updates indicate that Donald Trump has called off attacks on Iran and advises caution for people from the region traveling to the United States.
The article reports on Zečević forming a team and mentions Marko Milačić as a potential candidate for the position of Secretary General.
This story discusses the challenges Montenegro faces regarding kindergartens, vaccination policies, and constitutional amendments.
Montenegro is under an orange weather alert due to high temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius.
The development of artificial intelligence is progressing at an accelerated pace, exceeding previous expectations.
Advice or a report on adjusting driving habits to suit varying road conditions.
This story likely pertains to the surveillance of border crossings and the collection of fees or taxes.
A statement from former FIFA president Sepp Blatter to current president Gianni Infantino, suggesting a commentary on current football leadership.
The Montenegrin handball cadet team has suffered another loss in a match played in Belgrade.
This article highlights the exceptional player performance of Andrije Bulatović, deeming it the strongest in Premier League history.
An inquiry into whether the football club Juventus has found a solution or transfer target in relation to a player named Adžić.
Montenegrin junior basketball players lost to Bosnia and Herzegovina, positioning them to compete for 9th place.
