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The news on CDM.me focuses on domestic issues in Montenegro, with a lead story about new regulations for water supply companies. Other prominent domestic news includes a remembrance of a past massacre in Cetinje and economic news regarding property legalization. International news covers the…
A new draft law on ensuring safe drinking water for human consumption introduces stricter rules for water supply companies, increasing obligations for quality control and citizen information, with special measures for pollution incidents.
This story marks the fourth anniversary of a massacre in Medovina, Cetinje, with a focus on the community's remembrance of the event.
The article discusses an extension for property legalization, indicating a stricter approach towards new constructions that are not officially registered.
This news report covers a development in the Ukraine conflict, specifically a proposal presented by Zelensky.
A Montenegrin co-production film titled 'In Other Words' has been selected for the WIP Europe program at the San Sebastian Film Festival, highlighting a success in the country's film industry.
This story reports on the escalating death toll from an earthquake in Kolubija and the ongoing search for survivors.
This article seems to be a cultural or political commentary, using the metaphor of a bird to discuss identity, national belonging, and electoral freedoms.
The Agency for the Protection of Competition (ASK) is urging employers to implement internal procedures to protect whistleblowers, in line with new legislation.
This is a sports news item about a basketball player named Nikić no longer being with the team Olympiacos.
An award-winning documentary film has concluded the film program at the Barski Ljetopis festival.
A report detailing a serious traffic accident that occurred on the 15th of the month, resulting in injuries to four individuals.
A fire that broke out on Goli Brdo has been successfully contained.
A brief announcement or congratulatory message related to Youth Day.
Mayor Mugoša states that the cost of living has seen a significant rise.
Serbian Prime Minister Brnabić makes a statement alleging that Podgorica (Montenegro's capital) has wished ill upon Serbia.
