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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses heavily on Montenegrin politics, with discussions around internal political maneuvers, potential external influences from Serbia, and religious and societal commentary. Economic news highlights issues with public sector hiring costs and the impact of taxes on…
Political analyst Dukić discusses the New Serbian Democracy's proposed Declaration on reconciliation and unity, viewing it as a reaction to Serbian President Vučić's alleged pressure on Andrija Mandić.
The Rudnik uglja, EPCG Solar gradnja, and CEDIS companies spent 17.8 million euros on gross wages for agency-supplied workers over three years, in addition to agency fees.
Milićević criticizes Bishop Metodije, stating he aligns with the Belgrade church hierarchy and draws parallels to historical struggles for freedom.
The news outlet Pobjeda reports significant growth across its platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, establishing itself as a prominent media presence in the region.
An economic report indicates that taxes and associated costs significantly reduce the net income earned in the first year of employment.
A significant police operation has taken place in Podgorica resulting in arrests.
This headline likely refers to a political or social comment, possibly related to a statement made by someone named Kovačević.
Zirojević publicly responds to Marko Kovačević, the president of the Municipality of Nikšić, in a context related to the women's handball team.
Montenegro is highlighted as one of the safest European locations for walking at night.
Montenegrin participants have achieved success at the International Geography Olympiad.
Politician Popović emphasizes the importance of reconciliation and addressing historical issues for Montenegro's stability.
The state prosecution plans to question police officers regarding the incident where Bijelić was shot.
A report suggests that public officials prefer vehicles that are funded by taxpayers.
This headline refers to a football match or league where the team 'Bokelj' is in a leading position.
The Montenegrin women's cadet handball team returned home with a trophy and was celebrated with fireworks, marking a historic achievement.
A cultural piece reflecting on the nature and source of poetry.
Authorities in Nikšić have processed eight individuals in connection with drug-related offenses.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) considers the evidence against Mijajlović and other defendants to be adequate.
Police in Bar have apprehended an individual from Cetinje following the discovery of illegal items.
The credibility of Niković has been validated by a US District Attorney.
An opinion piece discussing the ownership and control within the sport of football.
A mention of a referee named Omar Artan presiding over a final match.
A referee from Somalia has been prohibited from entering the United States.
The recent World Cup was marred by a number of controversial officiating decisions.
Paris Saint-Germain's initial bid for football player Ferran Torres has been turned down by Barcelona.
This headline suggests a critique or analysis of historical narratives, possibly related to religious or national identity.
The Center for Civic Education (CGO) calls on local government units to disclose complete information, concerned about systemic checks on educational qualifications.
Fuel prices are set to decrease, with gasoline becoming six cents cheaper and diesel three cents cheaper starting at midnight.
The state has generated 30 million euros in revenue from ferry services over the past three years.
Fuel prices are set to decrease, with gasoline becoming six cents cheaper and diesel three cents cheaper starting at midnight.
Montenegro is identified as one of the safest places in the Balkans for evening strolls.
