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The Vijesti front page from Montenegro features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a traffic law enforcement update resulting in fines, a petition to remove a church from Mount Rumija, and a robbery in Budva. Sports news highlights the Montenegrin women's…
A report details significant fines imposed due to stricter traffic law enforcement, impacting drivers. The story notes over 1300 violations and 48 arrests since the new traffic safety law was implemented.
A petition with approximately one thousand signatures calling for the removal of a church from Mount Rumija has been submitted to state and municipal officials in Bar.
In Budva, robbers made off with hundreds of thousands of euros after overpowering supermarket employees with firearms.
The Montenegrin women's handball team ('Lavice') is competing for a historic gold medal.
In an interview, Nemanja Radović discusses his return to help the national team, expressing strong chances for qualification to the World Championship.
Since the beginning of August, nine boats have been seized during maritime control operations, with 126 inspections conducted and fines totaling €45,900 issued.
A commentary piece suggests that failing to counter 'technofascists' will jeopardize humanity's future.
Spain has verified 200 passengers arriving from Italy following a dispute concerning migration.
The suspect in a school shooting in Thailand reportedly viewed violent content on the internet.
A German minister has issued a warning about daily hybrid warfare, following suspected drone attacks.
