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The news from Pobjeda primarily focuses on domestic Montenegrin affairs, including political disputes, legal cases, and societal issues. There are also mentions of regional and international events, such as a ship being hit in the Strait of Hormuz and the death of a Croatian writer. Tourism and…
A political dispute arises as Vučević criticizes Spajić regarding a 2008 textbook, with allegations of Serbs being excluded, though the content of the book itself does not fully support the most severe accusations.
Montenegro's Tax Administration is investigating the Serbian Patriarchate and a company named 'Slovenska alijansa' for potential multi-million euro tax evasion, examining property ownership transfers.
A couple has filed a criminal complaint against the gambling company MAXBET for voiding their tickets and refusing to pay out €125,000.
An event aims to showcase the diversity of Montenegro and its less-known attractions to a large number of tourists, particularly foreign visitors, at the Kotor-Lovćen cable car.
A ship was struck in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting a call to action from Erdogan, indicating international maritime security concerns.
FEG issues a statement clarifying their non-involvement with certain decisions or actions, although the full context is not provided.
The passing of Vedrana Rudan, a well-known Croatian writer, is reported, marking a loss in the regional literary scene.
A court has issued a temporary measure to stop the change of ownership at TV Vijesti, indicating a legal dispute surrounding the media company.
Football club Dečić has taken the top spot in the league standings after a direct match against Bokelj, marking a shift in the championship race.
The Municipality of Nikšić has provided financial support for a handball initiative, as per the established criteria.
Montenegrin footballer Vasilije Adžić scored in his debut match for his new team in the Italian league.
