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Montenegro
The CDM front page features a top story on the Montenegrin government establishing a joint-stock company to manage the .me domain, highlighting its strategic national importance. Other prominent stories include economic news about property maintenance payments, an opinion piece on historical…
The Montenegrin government plans to entrust the management of the national internet domain '.me' to a newly established joint-stock company wholly owned by the state, designating it as a strategic national resource.
This article discusses the legal obligation to pay for building maintenance, even in the absence of a building manager, and clarifies that the new owner's responsibility begins only after registration in the cadastre.
An opinion piece that draws a comparison between the historical figures Sveti Sava and Sava Kovačević.
This news report details Russia's naval actions, stating they fired three ships in the Black Sea, and mentions Ukrainian drones targeting Russian cities.
This story reports on the first instance of mass bird deaths in Australia attributed to avian flu, indicating a significant ecological event.
This is a sports update about Montenegrin footballer Stevan Jovetić, possibly indicating a new goal scored while playing for Hungary or against a Hungarian team, and mentions Dresen.
This sports news reports on a football transfer, stating that Adžić is moving to the Italian club Sassuolo.
This sports news indicates that the Italian football club Juventus is interested in signing a striker from Manchester United.
A resident of Kotor has been arrested on suspicion of torturing a dog, as reported under the 'Hronika' (Chronicle) section.
Croatian Prime Minister Plenković commented on a border situation with Serbia, attributing a slowdown to a large influx of tourists and issues with the EES system.
This article features Gegaj discussing Ulcinj as a place that combines diverse cultures, languages, and traditions, emphasizing the value of unity and tolerance.
This story touches upon the right to menstrual leave and highlights recommendations from gynecologists regarding prevention and the importance of annual check-ups.
This reports on the conclusion of a musical fairytale, likely a performance or event, that received unanimous ovations, with Halidu bidding farewell.
