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The Antena M news front page for August 11, 2026, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a celebration for young Montenegrin handball players, a report on falling fuel prices, and international developments concerning the Hormuz Strait and the Gaza conflict…
Young Montenegrin handball players, nicknamed 'Lionesses', were celebrated with fireworks upon their return, marking a historic achievement in youth handball categories.
Fuel prices in Montenegro have decreased, with reductions ranging from three to ten cents.
Prospects for an agreement regarding the Strait of Hormuz are diminishing as former US President Trump is reportedly seeking reparations from Iran.
An official from the Peace Committee stated that the plan concerning Gaza remains active, despite ongoing tensions.
The astrological event of a New Moon and a solar eclipse occurring simultaneously will have the greatest impact on four specific zodiac signs.
A social commentary piece questions the absolute safety of anything in life, prompting reflection on perceived security and risks.
A startup index report reveals that 85% of Montenegrin startups are utilizing Artificial Intelligence, with more than half aiming for international markets.
In an ongoing investigation against an individual named Murić, seven witnesses have been heard, and several orders for expert examinations have been issued.
A significant police operation in Podgorica resulted in the detention of over 50 foreign nationals as part of an investigation into potential online fraud.
Poland and the Baltic states are enhancing protection of their infrastructure due to concerns about a potential Russian 'false flag' operation.
The Democrat party is questioning the authority of Mijajlović and Spičanović, accusing them of treating the country like a private detective agency.
The Montenegrin government made decisions on 15 agenda items, including the Budget and Fiscal Responsibility Law, without holding a formal session.
Knežević alleges that certain 'Facebook' users identified as Serbs are part of a paid 'bot' network supporting the parliamentary majority.
Minić has urged the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) to stop evading issues, to which the DPS replied by asking not to be included in the ruling majority's internal disputes.
Vujović is addressing the New Serb Democracy (NSD) party, stating they are not in a position to lead or be the dominant force.
A call for social reform in Montenegro that prioritizes equitable support for the most vulnerable segments of the population.
Vukčević argues against applying foreign legal practices to the current case due to differing legislation and anticipates the suspension of proceedings.
Authorities are warning of continued high traffic volume on the roads today.
Borozan asserts that the future prospects of young people are jeopardized if they are not included and engaged in current societal issues.
