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Montenegro
The news on Antena M focuses heavily on Montenegrin domestic issues, including economic concerns like fuel price increases and the Lukabar privatization, as well as political statements from Montenegrin officials. There's also coverage of the anniversary of 'Operation Storm' and its implications…
An official comments on the government's coordination of a diesel price increase, noting the absence of fuel queues and a lack of funds.
Citizens of Montenegro and Kosovo will have the opportunity to vote in a survey that will determine the future design of euro banknotes.
A statement asserting Ulcinj's status as a Montenegrin city.
Minister Mandić reflects on the anniversary of 'Operation Storm,' emphasizing the need to remember the negative consequences of division within the Serbian community.
An economic commentary highlighting rising costs for fuel storage and a decrease in purchasing power for consumers.
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has tragically risen to over 6,000 people.
A politician states that the residents of Plužine have legitimate expectations for improved future prospects.
The Center for Civic Education emphasizes that any commemoration of 'Operation Storm' should be grounded in factual accuracy, fairness, and respect for those affected.
A new beach club named 'KAYA' by 'Eagle Hills Montenegro' has officially opened its doors on Velika Plaža.
An individual expresses concern that the port authorities of Luka Bar and Port of Adria are being deliberately weakened to facilitate a low-priced privatization.
President Milatović highlights the importance of utilizing the natural resources of the Piva region for sustainable economic growth.
The Diaspora Council has cautioned the government against revising the voter registry in a way that could lead to the deletion of citizens' records.
Serbian President Vučić met with Montenegrin politicians Knežević and Zogović, and Bosnian Serb leader Dodik, with the headline expressing gratitude for their presence.
A politician criticizes the government's response to the economic situation, describing it as reactive improvisation rather than a structured plan.
The weather forecast indicates continued warm temperatures, reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius.
Travelers are advised to expect heavy traffic and to refrain from journeys during the peak heat of the day.
A statement by Anđušić criticizing the state's inability to manage traffic effectively during the busy tourist season.