All defendants in 'Tunnel' case acquitted again ↗
Front page leadFor the second time, all individuals accused in the 'Tunnel' case have been acquitted by the court, indicating a significant legal development.
Montenegro
The Antena M news front page highlights several domestic Montenegrin issues including a fire near Herceg Novi, a court case regarding the 'Tunel' (Tunnel) investigation, and political discussions about reconciliation and representation. International news includes updates on the war in Ukraine and…
For the second time, all individuals accused in the 'Tunnel' case have been acquitted by the court, indicating a significant legal development.
A wildfire near Herceg Novi is escalating due to strong winds, posing a direct threat to nearby residential areas.
Authorities have arrested a man from Berane on suspicion of sexually harassing a minor.
Law enforcement discovered approximately 600 grams of marijuana in a shipment from the United States, leading to one arrest.
Ukrainian President Zelensky reports that four people, including a child, have died in Russian attacks throughout Ukraine.
Bonnie Tyler's song 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' experienced a surge in popularity and was the most listened-to song during the recent solar eclipse.
Montenegrin commercial broadcasters collectively reported a financial loss of 1.66 million euros for the year 2025.
Montenegro is expected to experience sunny and very warm weather with daytime temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius.
The Montenegrin government is arranging transportation for its citizens who were left in Catania following the eruption of Mount Etna.
Politician Radevic views a declaration on reconciliation and unity as a crucial advancement for fostering a new political culture in Montenegro.
The Roma community is advocating for an authentic parliamentary representative and has proposed a census threshold of 0.35%.
Minister Šćekić met with the Russian Ambassador, affirming support for Montenegro's EU membership while emphasizing the need to maintain national independence.
The organization STEGA urges against demolishing the church on Rumija, suggesting it be repurposed as a symbol of unity.
Politician Klikovac questions Prime Minister Spajić about the delayed procurement of promised water bombers, likely for firefighting.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival begins tonight, making the city a regional hub for cinema.
Official Pejović states that there were no consultations held regarding the planned solar power plant near the Ostrog monastery.