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The abolition of the Episcopal Council and the signing of the Fundamental Agreement are seen as steps to weaken the organizational independence of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro, with the Episcopal Council being the last defense of its autonomy.
The National Commission has tasked the Public Enterprise for Marine Property Management with creating a main project to restore the 'Carina' beach location to its original state, in line with a previous ruling.
The article discusses the Ethical Code of the University of Montenegro, which prohibits bribery and outlines moral and professional principles for faculty and students.
Families of victims are still awaiting answers regarding the circumstances of past crimes and potential systemic failures, with a call for truth and accountability.
The article likely details a seizure of illegal digital devices and equipment as part of a law enforcement operation.
The article reports on the symbolic act of lowering flags in Cetinje, likely in observance of a national mourning or significant event.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić responded to statements made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, indicating a disagreement or disapproval of his remarks.
An official, Đuričković, claims that Serbian Prime Minister Brnabić has admitted to interference in Montenegrin elections.
A devastating earthquake in Colombia has resulted in over 180 fatalities, with significant destruction reported.
A regional political figure, Vučević, criticizes politicians in Podgorica, suggesting they are resorting to attacks to find political solutions.
The football club Sutjeska has dismissed its coach Peković, with a mention of Bakrač's involvement with players.
A documentary film dedicated to the famous tennis player Novak Djokovic has been promoted.