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The Pobjeda news front page highlights domestic Montenegrin politics and societal issues, with a significant focus on the country's relationship with the EU and its internal governance. International news, such as Russian attacks, appears less prominently. The page also covers local crime, sports…
A Bulgarian official discusses the concept of a migrant center, suggesting it's a unilateral EU initiative that may not garner universal support, and Italy could pursue bilateral agreements with Montenegro on the matter.
An editorial piece argues that Ulcinj, a city in Montenegro, should be considered a territory belonging to all its citizens, regardless of ethnicity, challenging notions of ethnic ownership.
A statement from Piperović indicates that the court has identified flaws in a process, referencing a previous article published by Pobjeda concerning irregularities.
Madžgalj reports on the operational status of airports, noting that despite infrastructural limitations, they have managed to serve a certain number of passengers.
A story detailing an incident in Herceg Novi where a foreigner allegedly attempted to bribe officials, possibly related to filming activities.
The cabinet of Montenegrin President Milatović clarifies that participation in the commemoration of 'Oluja' (Operation Storm) is not an official state-level obligation, reflecting a nuanced approach to regional historical events.
The Mayor of Danilovgrad discusses the ongoing or planned construction of a solar power plant in the municipality.
Approval has been given for the upgrade of the Gradski Stadium, indicating progress in local sports infrastructure development.
A driver has been apprehended in Bar following a traffic accident where a young child was struck.
The Montenegrin national water polo team secured a victory against Italy and is preparing for another significant match.
A report on casualties resulting from Russian military actions in the Kyiv region, Ukraine.
Montenegrin border police took action against undocumented or unauthorized foreign nationals in July, expelling a significant number.
