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Montenegro
The news from Montenegro's CDM website covers a range of domestic and international topics. Key domestic stories include new regulations for building maintenance leading to higher fees for residents, and a society piece about residents being evacuated during a fire with the help of firefighters…
A draft law on the management and maintenance of residential buildings in Montenegro proposes a minimum fee of 0.30 euros per square meter for maintenance, with professional managers to receive at least 15% of the collected fees.
This opinion piece speculates on the implications of destroying books, possibly in the context of historical or societal events.
A resident recounts being evacuated from their home, expressing gratitude to firefighters for their intervention during a fire.
Japan has lodged a protest regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands.
Ukraine has communicated its requests to NATO, outlining what is needed.
A fire in Herceg Novi has led to a difficult situation, with efforts to save houses and the arrival of a plane from the Ministry of Interior.
Supermarkets will be closed on Sundays, and fuel prices are being increased.
This story appears to discuss a geopolitical or scientific debate between Iran and the US concerning control over the microbiome.
This appears to be a column or commentary piece, likely comparing or discussing the works or views of two individuals, Nikolaidis and Nikanorov Andrejev.
Footballer Sead Kolašinac was arrested for driving under the influence of heroin, and his vehicle was seized.
A brief news item, likely related to energy infrastructure or supply issues.
This is a sports news item about a football transfer involving Juventus.
Athlete Marija Vuković is competing in another major final.
This sports news reports on Paris Saint-Germain (PSŽ) winning a trophy and confirming their status as the best team in Europe.
