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The news on Antena M's front page on August 12, 2026, covers a range of topics including domestic Montenegrin politics, international affairs, and societal issues. A prominent story discusses the political relationship between Montenegro and Serbia, with statements from both sides. Other featured…
This story highlights the ongoing legal proceedings related to Medovina and the statement from Vesna Pejović, indicating a lack of progress in the trial and potential future blockades.
Serbian Prime Minister Brnabić criticizes Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić, recalling a past political alliance involving Serbian President Vučić.
The number of fatalities from a recent earthquake in Colombia has surpassed 250, with rescue efforts ongoing to find survivors.
A political figure, Đuričković, comments on the significance of admitting interference in electoral processes, deeming it a major scandal in a functional democracy.
The Agency for Protection of Competition (ASK) urges employers to implement internal procedures compliant with new legislation aimed at protecting whistleblowers.
Market analysis indicates an increase in the prices of oil and gold as investors anticipate the release of inflation statistics from the United States.
A political update states that the sister of US Senator Lindsey Graham has successfully qualified for the runoff in the Republican primary elections held in South Carolina.
A sports report details the upcoming European Super Cup match, where PSG will defend its title against Aston Villa, who are competing for the trophy after a long absence.
A report from Cetinje indicates that national flags have been flown at half-mast, suggesting a mark of mourning or respect for an event.
A political statement by Radičević accuses Serbian President Vučić of seeking conflict with Montenegro as a diversionary tactic to conceal his own political failings.
Serbian Minister Vučević criticizes Montenegrin politicians in Podgorica, suggesting they are resorting to attacks on Serbia and President Vučić to address their own domestic issues.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić states that Montenegro seeks peaceful relations with Serbia and points to perceived double standards as the primary issue.
An official, Jojić, marks International Youth Day with a message expressing a desire to better understand and engage with the younger generation.
A new regulation states that children unaccompanied by parents require official notarized permission to access public swimming pools.
The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Montenegro (AMSCG) reports potential traffic delays on heavily used roads for the current day.
Government authorities are initiating the process to revoke the concession for the 'Carina' beach area in Baošići.
An attack involving drones has reportedly struck apartment buildings in the Russian port city of Novorossiysk.
A social media sensation has emerged from a video showing footballers Edin Džeko and Dušan Tadić interacting, with a humorous remark about Džeko's physique.
