Cultural Landmark Restoration Ordered, Political Tensions Flare
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Montenegro's Administration for the Protection of Cultural Properties has ordered the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and other users to restore the House of St. Peter of Cetinje on Crnojevića River to its original condition, addressing years of neglect. Meanwhile, law enforcement successfully seized 20 kilograms of marijuana during an operation at the GP Šćepan Polje border crossing.
Politically, fresh tensions have emerged as Mirsad Nurković, Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro, criticized an interpellation against Ervin Ibrahimović, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, labeling it an 'empty political shot.' President Jakov Milatović also issued a statement affirming that the glorious victories of the Montenegrin army are an integral part of the nation's identity.
Economically, citizens are facing continued high egg prices, with cheese and leeks becoming more expensive. However, there is some relief for consumers as the prices of watermelons and peaches have decreased.