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The news from Vijesti focuses on domestic Montenegrin politics and society, with a notable story about the former minister Odović not being assigned to a EU mission. Other domestic stories cover discussions on library council changes and an initiative discussed in a special session. International…
A story from the society section reports that Đeljošaj is seeking verification of Albanian language proficiency certificates, with the headline implying linguistic knowledge provides security.
In politics, it's reported that former minister Odović was not assigned to a mission to Montenegro to the EU, contrary to earlier government announcements.
An interview with John Savage discusses the 'ultimate conquest' as a significant issue for the contemporary world.
A society news item reports that a committee met with University of Montenegro professors regarding a 'spontaneous' initiative discussed at a special session.
A political story covers internal party dynamics, with the PNP opposing elements within their own party and stating they would not support an abuse of official position.
A society report highlights a rare occurrence in the Balkans: the sighting of a black swan in Trašte Bay.
A society brief indicates that a decision regarding the replacement of members of the Library Council will be made in September.
A political piece quotes Milatović's cabinet emphasizing that constitutional changes and progress towards the EU are most important when they yield concrete practical results.
A link to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' for a future date, August 25, 2026.
This article, categorized under 'Globus,' discusses a perceived decline in trust among Asian allies towards the United States.
