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The Pobjeda news front page focuses on Montenegrin politics, with a prominent story about normalization of relations between Montenegro and Croatia, attributing credit to Milo Đukanović. Other political news includes commentary on Serbian influence in Montenegro and local issues in Ulcinj. Crime…
A former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kovač, states that Milo Đukanović is most responsible for the normalization of relations between Montenegro and Croatia, emphasizing that Montenegro's authorities should take these observations seriously.
Gegaj describes Ulcinj as a city with a majority Albanian population, a city that has been and will always be a city, highlighting its mosaic of cultures, languages, and traditions, and the value of unity and tolerance.
Leaders of the largest Serbian-affiliated party in Montenegro conclude that 'Montenegro is now also Serbian,' implying a new agreement or shift in political dynamics.
Investigators have questioned individuals close to the recently murdered Jovan Mrvaljević from Nikšić, indicating the victim was involved in a conflict within a criminal organization.
Montenegrin athlete Tomaš Đurović shares his thoughts after securing qualification for the European Championship, as reported by Pobjeda.
The Tološi neighborhood in Podgorica will be renaming a street in honor of Slavoljub Šćekić.
Authorities in Budva have arrested an individual suspected of torturing a dog.
A review or commentary on the movie "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."
Croatian Prime Minister Plenković comments on a significant influx of tourists causing a collapse at the border crossing with Montenegro.
A commentary piece titled 'Looting of history,' likely discussing historical preservation or cultural heritage issues.
A Romanian national was apprehended for exceeding the speed limit significantly on a road with a 40 km/h restriction.
Speaker of the Parliament, Bečić, discusses new legislation concerning driving and weaponry, aimed at enhancing public safety.
The article discusses an upcoming football derby match in Nikšić, noting the lack of significant interest despite it being advertised as the best of Montenegrin football.
The price of strawberries has reached 15 euros per kilogram, indicating potential economic or seasonal issues.
Official Šimun states that new laws underscore Montenegro's commitment to its European integration path.
A public discussion is scheduled for today regarding proposed amendments to the Montenegrin constitution.
