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The front page of Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a political controversy involving alleged national intolerance, a significant scientific advancement with a 30 million Euro grant, commentary on Serbia's relations…
The Montenegrin Forum is calling for official action against an individual accused of spreading national intolerance through demands for Albanian language proficiency in schools and pressure to dismiss the Minister of Education.
Montenegro has secured a European grant through the Horizon Europe program to establish a Center of Excellence for Advanced Research, marking a significant achievement for the country's scientific community.
A political analyst suggests that Serbia's actions towards Montenegro are temporary and aimed at mobilizing certain voter bases in Serbia with nationalistic sentiments, referencing Greater Serbian and Greater Albanian projects.
A 42-year-old repeat offender from Nikšić has been apprehended on suspicion of attempting to stab a fellow citizen. The suspect has previous convictions for rape and attempted murder.
A report on cultural heritage, specifically mentioning 'Carine,' states that UNESCO does not list Babišići as a disputed site, suggesting no immediate concerns regarding its status.
A report highlights a successful tourism season, with one individual, Joketić, noting it as the best ever and mentioning that a cable car has enhanced the available attractions.
The relationship between Belgrade and Podgorica is characterized as a manifestation of attempts at regional hegemony, suggesting broader geopolitical implications for Montenegro.
The article discusses the implementation of modern equipment aimed at improving the precision of aircraft guidance systems, likely within the aviation sector.
A case has been initiated against Dragan Radonjić, the former head of the Special Police Unit, under suspicion of unspecified offenses.
A fire that had previously been active on Briska Gora in Ulcinj has reignited, and authorities are anticipating the arrival of additional assistance to combat the blaze.
A suspect in Nikšić is being investigated for allegedly pushing a female individual and stealing her property.
Montenegrin participants in the Mediterranean Games are preparing to compete in Taranto, transitioning from their luxurious cruise ship accommodation to the competitive arena.
A continuous anti-Montenegrin campaign originating from Belgrade aims to undermine Montenegro's strategic autonomy and internal affairs.
The Constitutional Committee has reached an agreement on the text of five amendments to the Constitution of Montenegro. Discussions are ongoing with European partners regarding the finalization of these changes by the deadline.
Milan Knežević, President of the Democratic People's Party (DNP), has scheduled an extraordinary parliamentary session for Thursday at noon.
A Montenegrin sports delegation visited Taranto, Italy, where a sailor has reportedly joined the local club, indicating international sports cooperation.
Montenegro has successfully applied for and received a European grant within the Horizon Europe 'Teaming for Excellence' call, establishing a Center of Excellence for Advanced Research valued at 30 million Euros.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly returning to Great Britain, though the specifics and reasons for their visit are not detailed.
The article commemorates 116 years of the Montenegrin Electric Power Company (EPCG), tracing its history from its inception to its current capacity and future developments.
