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The front page of CDM, a Montenegrin news website, features a prominent story about parliamentary discussions on constitutional amendments regarding the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank. Other leading stories include rising housing prices in Podgorica and the Montenegrin…
Montenegrin MPs will discuss proposed amendments to the Constitution today, focusing on the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank. The extraordinary session will also cover other relevant matters.
A column discussing long-lasting protests, offering commentary on societal or political issues.
Housing prices are rising in Montenegro, with the cost per square meter reaching up to 3,000 euros in Podgorica and 3,500 euros on the coast.
Ukrainian President Zelensky suggests an opportunity for talks from December, while Russian news agency Tas reports a postponed visit of officials.
A significant football memorabilia item, a ball from an important match, has been sold for 2.5 million.
The Podgorica parking service has expanded its fleet with eight 'spider' vehicles and hired 19 new employees to manage parking services.
A story discussing modern life priorities, suggesting that individuals prioritize career and housing before starting a family.
The town of Kotor is facing challenges due to cruise ship traffic, while local fishermen are concerned about the impact on the sea and coast.
A report on the launch of a new radar system, possibly related to maritime or weather monitoring, referred to as 'Dragon'.
