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The front page of Pobjeda features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a demographic decline in Montenegro, political tensions related to Belgrade's influence, and discussions on EU accession. Other prominent stories cover consumer rights, local crime, sports, and a…
Montenegro's birth rate is declining, with the lowest numbers recorded in the last three years, as shown by Monstat statistics. The article suggests that Serbs in Montenegro are seeking full control from Belgrade.
Metodije is portrayed as a key figure for Belgrade's central administration and has been rewarded with the title of metropolitan. The story suggests that Belgrade seeks to maintain full control over Serbs in Montenegro.
Montenegro is in a critical phase of negotiations with the EU, and progress in the rule of law is crucial for integration. The article discusses the role of the State Prosecutor's Office in this context.
SMS messages are treated as a convenient way to inform users, but despite educational efforts, users may not fully understand the terms and conditions of services.
The article references concerns raised by Belgrade's Politika newspaper and publicist Zoran Ćirjaković regarding a perceived quiet buildup of influence.
This headline appears to be a historical or cultural piece, possibly exploring a past event or connection related to the Ćemovsko Polje area and Jerusalem.
This appears to be a sports-related piece, likely discussing an upcoming match where Montenegro's team (or an athlete) faces a stronger opponent, France, but remains hopeful.
This is a local news item about ongoing infrastructure work in the city center, likely in Montenegro.
This headline suggests a political or geopolitical analysis concerning the Balkan region, possibly indicating a critical situation or turning point.
The Montenegrin Parliament is convening to discuss significant legislative matters including constitutional amendments, the budget, and other laws.
Police are conducting increased activities and checks in Ulcinj, a city in Montenegro.
An accident involving two boats in the Bay of Kotor resulted in 15 injuries, and the driver of one vessel was arrested.
A suspect has been identified in relation to a fire that occurred at a bakery in Nikšić.
A Serbian national operating a scooter refused a drug test during a police check.
The Montenegrin women's volleyball team is scheduled to compete in Gothenburg tonight at 7 PM.
This headline suggests potential changes within the football club Budućnost, a prominent team in Montenegro.
Dečić leads the league table at the start of the football season in Montenegro.
A public dispute between Deputy Prime Minister Niko Đeljošaj and Minister of Education Anđela Jakšić Stojanović, involving calls for resignation, highlights a crisis within the government.
This headline suggests a solidarity event or statement from Cetinje, Montenegro, affirming support for Ukraine.
A member of parliament, Mugoša, plans to request a hearing in the Assembly concerning a specific issue.
This appears to be a report on vandalism or illegal activities related to property or infrastructure, possibly involving vehicles.
This indicates ongoing negotiations about 'OKU' (the specific meaning is not clear from the text) scheduled for Thursday.
The article discusses financial matters, specifically mentioning that the state 'renounced' or waived around 8.6 million euros during the years 2018 and 2019, likely related to taxes or fees.
This is a fragment of a headline indicating an anniversary or remembrance of an event from 60 years ago, likely in the culture section.
