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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin affairs, with prominent stories on economic development, political disputes, and social issues. A significant portion of the coverage relates to EU funding for infrastructure projects and internal political analyses, particularly concerning…
The article details that Montenegro will receive 147.4 million euros in grants for the construction of a highway section from Mateševo to Andrijevica, specifying that the EBRD has agreed to provide these funds.
New regulations stipulate that children can enroll in kindergarten if they have proof of regular vaccination or a confirmation of irregular vaccination status, but the duration of their stay is limited.
Railway workers have reported that track fasteners have dislodged on the bridge over the Mala Rijeka, raising safety concerns, although authorities claim passengers are not endangered.
The state has not provided an explanation for why Goran Mitrović's access to classified information was revoked, despite his previous claims in court linking it to an investigation into corruption.
A lawyer from Belgrade asserts that Milojko Spajić, the leader of the Europe Now movement and Montenegrin Prime Minister, cannot be a member of a certain organization or possess specific affiliations.
An analysis of documents concerning Milojko Spajić suggests that they present a narrative or facts that differ from public perception or official statements.
This story seems to be a lifestyle or human interest piece, possibly related to sports or a cultural event, focusing on a memorable and enjoyable experience.
The Europe Now Movement (PES) states that certain documents explicitly indicate their intended purpose, likely in response to ongoing political discussions or analyses.
The European Union has reportedly found a solution that could lead to a reduction in fuel prices by 10 to 15 cents.
Official Bešović reports that the situation at the fire sites has been stabilized, indicating that the immediate danger has passed or is under control.
This article celebrates forty years of the Montenegrin magazine 'Ars', highlighting its role in literary resistance and maintaining cultural continuity over four decades.
Balša Radulović has been appointed as the coach for the Al Jazeera sports team.
Milan Knežević claims that Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has failed to refute any of the allegations or documents presented by Knežević.
This appears to be a sports-related human interest story featuring Cenović, who shares a personal sentiment about his father's pride in his achievements.
A sports venue's capacity has been reduced to 8,000 seats, and the host is expressing hopes for a successful event, likely related to volleyball given the accompanying image.
Uroš Ninković, identified as a member of the Kavač criminal clan, has been arrested.
Begović criticizes a situation where the principle of presumption of innocence has been disregarded or violated.
A young man was injured with a knife during a large fight in Berane.
The Montenegrin women's national volleyball team is scheduled to play a match in Gothenburg tonight.
The Democratic People's Party (DNP) expresses satisfaction regarding Aleksandar Vučić's role, referring to him as the supreme commander of a certain group or entity.
Vanda Babić-Galić, an advisor to the Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs, commented on the Montenegrin Ministry of Defence's statement regarding the school ship Jadran.
Šarec urges for the completion of a significant number of tasks and obligations before the year concludes.
The article frames Montenegro's current efforts and progress as a critical phase in its pursuit of European integration and future prosperity.
Joketić reports that the current tourism season is exceptionally good, and highlights the positive impact of a new cable car on the overall tourist offerings.
Konatar argues that the state should assume responsibility for the economic crisis and implement a reduction in Value Added Tax (VAT).
This story marks the 116th anniversary of the Montenegrin Electric Power Company (EPCG), tracing its history from its inception to its current energy production capabilities.
The Traffic Administration is addressing an issue related to permits issued by Croatia, with a promise to resolve the problem.
This article celebrates the 40th anniversary of 'Ars', a Montenegrin magazine, focusing on its legacy of literary resistance and continuity.
