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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a political development concerning the Serbian Orthodox Church's Metropolitanate and its relationship with Patriarchate, and a parliamentary search for a member of a council. Other domestic news covers…
This political story discusses potential repercussions from the Serbian Orthodox Church's Patriarchate against Metropolitan Joanikije, possibly related to disobedience and involving Serbian President Vučić.
The Montenegrin Parliament has reopened the call for a member from NGOs after a significant delay, suggesting the list was previously held back.
Montenegro's Ministry has reported that the state generated over 30 million euros from the sale of surplus military weapons and equipment previously belonging to the Yugoslav People's Army.
This international news report indicates that the eastern flank of NATO is actively preparing for potential provocations from Russia.
Reports from Iran suggest that the government's fear of renewed protests is leading to an increase in repressive measures against its citizens.
This domestic news piece covers the upcoming concert by Serbian singer Ceca, highlighting it as a significant event and noting the positive revenue reported by the Kolasin Parking Service.
This business marketing article provides an analysis of the Montenegrin real estate market's performance in the second quarter of 2026, comparing earnings and investment trends.
This marketing piece from Pivara Trebjesa highlights their participation in the Lake Fest, emphasizing the combination of entertainment and responsible practices.
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