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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin politics, including the country's stance on Ukraine and religious-political commentary. There's also coverage of domestic issues like traffic violations captured by drones and sports news concerning the local club Budućnost. International news…
The article highlights the connection between the peoples of Montenegro and Ukraine through a shared tradition of freedom and historical experience in determining their own future, suggesting this is a basis for European integration.
Ivan Mijanović states that secularism does not equate to religious persecution or an atheistic state but rather to protecting all citizens from the privileging of any single religious community.
Drone operators inform patrols about traffic violators, enabling patrols to stop vehicles and address the offenses captured.
An emergency meeting of Budućnost's inner leadership is scheduled for tomorrow due to the team's poor start to the new season.
The European Union is developing a new, accelerated plan for the completion of...
Health facilities are observing a rise in patient numbers...
On the European Day of Remembrance of the Victims of All Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, a call is made to remember the past.
South Korea has dispatched its first container vessel heading towards Europe using the Arctic route.
The article discusses the nature of creation as a form of freedom, bordering on childlike curiosity.
A story or commentary titled 'Silence' is featured.
This appears to be a feature or review related to a film or character named Bruce Frank Marović.
The Bokeška night event was a success, with the sea illuminated in time with the rhythm.
This is a sports update mentioning the performance of Milenković and the elimination of Đinović, with further details about sisters' competitions.
An accident involving a bus and a car in Zeta resulted in two injuries.
The State Prosecutor's Office has mandated new forensic analyses as part of the ongoing investigation into the murder of Jovan.
A citizen of Serbia has received a 30-day prison sentence for refusing a certain action or request.
The family of a victim is looking for answers regarding a case, while the prosecution is awaiting case files.
The article discusses internal and external issues affecting the most decorated football club in Montenegro.
This report details acts of vandalism and obstruction involving infrastructure like ramps and posts, with vehicles also involved.
The increasing sophistication of fake messages is highlighted, with a warning that a single click can lead to negative consequences.
The coastal town of Tivat is hosting approximately 9,300 tourists.
The Bar Riviera is currently accommodating around 23,000 tourists.
An environmental issue concerning the drying up of 'better sisters' (likely referring to rivers or streams) is explored, questioning whether gravel extraction or climate change is the cause.
An interview with multimedia artist Vjekoslav Vjeko Sager is presented.
