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The front page of Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news with a strong emphasis on politics. Key domestic stories include political instability hindering reforms, a call for the academic community to elect the rector, and record tourism revenue at…
Political instability and frequent changes in government have made it difficult to implement reforms, with some parliamentary groups only pretending to support Montenegro's European path.
Lawyer Tatjana Pavličić pointed out that Ivan Delić and Veselin Pavličić were not investigated by French authorities, despite facing indictment.
Over 70 signatures have been collected for an initiative demanding that the academic community, not just the university leadership, elect the rector.
Lovćen National Park has seen record visitor numbers, with revenues increasing by 30%, but mass tourism must not endanger the natural and cultural heritage.
A political statement by Živković asserting that Ulcinj is a Montenegrin city.
A report on a good plum harvest, indicating sufficient fruit for traditional dishes like 'arambaša'.
A BIRN investigation explores the transformation of a mercenary in Ukraine.
A statement by Mandić regarding the anniversary of Operation 'Oluja'.
The town of Žabljak is being recognized for its connection between ecology and film.
Starting this autumn, public transport in Nikšić will be free for residents.
A report on the disappearance of Georgij Solomatin in Bar.
Authorities seized a tank containing over 25 tons of undeclared goods.
A report detailing a crime victim's involvement in a conflict within a criminal group.
The premiere of the new season in the Meridianbet 1. CFL football league concluded with a draw.
Sutjeska's series of six losses, including a painful recent defeat, is highlighted in this sports report.
Radović is back in the national team squad, but Simonović remains unavailable.
Montenegro's cadet handball team has advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Championship.
SC Derbi has acquired young Serbian basketball player Ognjen Radošić on loan as their fourth new signing.
Vasilije Adžić will continue his football career on loan at Italian club Sassuolo, according to media reports.
An interview or commentary from analyst Srđan Vukadinović on political matters.
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kovač, discusses the normalization of relations between Montenegro and Serbia.
President Jakov Milatović has signed decrees enacting changes to the laws on internal affairs.
Mićović criticizes Eparchy Budimljansko-Nikšićka for excluding the state and Metropolitanate of Montenegro-Primorje from an event.
The Human Rights Action (HRA) notes that political consensus was reached on the laws concerning the National Security Agency (ANB).
Lovćen National Park experienced record tourist numbers this summer, leading to a 30% increase in revenue.
Žabljak is setting new records for tourist arrivals during the summer season.
An article discussing the benefits of smart saving strategies.
The Railway Transport of Montenegro (ŽPCG) union is threatening to block roads if their demands are not met.
The government has decided to maintain the reduced excise tax rates.
