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The front page of Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories focus on political relations between Montenegro and Belgrade, an accusation of anti-Albanian sentiment in Ulcinj, and a controversial promotion of Balkan border changes by the…
Montenegro has historically moved beyond external influence on its strategic direction, but still suffers from institutional weakness. This is reflected in Belgrade's approach to Podgorica, a long-standing issue.
Đeljošaj finds it unacceptable that a director was appointed for a school in Ulcinj where Albanian is taught, sparking accusations of anti-Albanian sentiment. The Ministry responded with factual rebuttals.
An investigation is underway regarding the alleged rape of a prisoner, with procedural actions being taken to gather evidence and reach a decision.
The portal Vidovdan, linked to circles close to the Serbian Orthodox Church clergy, published a text suggesting a division of Balkan territories, including Montenegro and North Macedonia, presented as an alleged offer from Trump.
The article celebrates six years of the Moj Lab system, highlighting its evolution from an initial vision to a modern health service provider.
The news highlights a situation where significant fines are imposed on individuals and entities, with the exception of the state, implying a potential double standard in accountability.
Montenegrin athlete Dragović expresses confidence and anticipation for an upcoming tough group in a competition, indicating a positive outlook despite the challenge.
The article reports on the readiness of athletes for an event in Taranto, suggesting a strong preparation and commitment from the Montenegrin sports contingent.
A concerning report on road safety, detailing 12 traffic accidents that occurred within a single day, resulting in one fatality and six injuries.
The headline suggests a scandal or significant negative event involving two prominent football clubs in Montenegro, implying a fall from grace.
The Food Bank organization points out that charitable efforts cannot replace state responsibility in addressing poverty and social issues.
A Montenegrin family residing in Berlin expresses satisfaction with the current state of institutions, implying a positive change or improvement.
Dragović criticizes the DNP party's political stance, suggesting their subservience to Vučić hinders their ability to gain significant political influence.
An obituary or tribute to a respected pedagogue and preserver of Montenegrin traditional music, marking their significant cultural contribution.
The legal proceedings related to the alleged rape of a prisoner are ongoing, with nine witnesses having been questioned as part of the investigation.
A report on a car accident in Tivat where both involved drivers sustained injuries.
A story about a dispute where tickets were invalidated, and a payment of 125,000 euros was refused, suggesting a financial disagreement or fraud.
Authorities discovered 11 Turkish citizens in an apartment in Podgorica, implying a potential human trafficking or illegal immigration situation.
The Montenegrin national volleyball team has arrived in Gothenburg for an upcoming event, with details about their schedule and opponents to follow.
This sports story reiterates the disgrace surrounding Montenegro's two major football clubs, indicating a significant issue within the sport.
This repeats the earlier sports story about the readiness of athletes for an event in Taranto, emphasizing their preparedness.
Dinamo from Tirana's owner reportedly showered players with money after their success in the Conference League qualifiers, creating a memorable scene.
The Football Association of Montenegro (FSCG) has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino's re-election bid for the FIFA presidency.
An interview with Dina Bajramspahić, a prominent activist from the civil sector, likely discussing current social and political issues in Montenegro.
The Constitutional Committee has reached an agreement on the wording of five proposals, likely related to constitutional reforms or legal matters.
Živković describes a 'complete system collapse' in Montenegro, indicating a severe crisis in governance or public services.
A significant portion of the government is calling for the Minister of Foreign Affairs to be held accountable for the decision to send a representative, suggesting a controversial appointment or diplomatic action.
A controversial transaction involving valuable property in the historic Old Town of Herceg Novi is under scrutiny, raising questions about its legality or fairness.
Montenegro's Tax Administration is investigating ownership transfers related to the Serbian Patriarchate, specifically focusing on a company whose assets ended up under the control of a Belgrade-based firm founded by the Patriarchate.
Ambassador Perović observes increasing nervousness in Belgrade and finds certain messages encouraging, likely referring to geopolitical or regional developments.
This headline suggests a story about how Montenegro is being promoted or perceived by tourists, possibly focusing on its international image or attractions.
Montenegrin truck drivers are facing potential entry restrictions into certain regions or countries, indicating new regulations or political tensions affecting trade.
A decision has been made to re-establish or restart the operations of the airline company 'Montenegro Airlines', signaling a revival of the national carrier.
A report on the successful business operations of Kaya Beach Club in Ulcinj, highlighting its popularity and economic performance.
The highway has set a new record for traffic volume within a 24-hour period, indicating increased usage or a specific event contributing to the surge.
