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The news on Antena M's front page focuses on Montenegrin politics, including a denial from Prime Minister Milatović regarding a supposed military registration of Mr. Spajić in Serbia. There are also reports on ongoing parliamentary work concerning local self-government, and a local initiative to…
The Cabinet of Montenegro's President Milatović has refuted claims made by MP Knežević, stating that the President was not aware of any alleged registration of Mr. Spajić in the Serbian Army.
Montenegrin lawmakers are resuming their work today, with the Law on Local Self-Government being among the key items on the agenda.
A new fire has broken out near Herceg Novi, causing power outages in the Bijela area.
Multiple active fires are being reported across Montenegro, including in Herceg Novi, Cetinje, Danilovgrad, Nikšić, and Kolašin, with one fire localized in Kuči.
The Montenegrin Traffic Administration has announced the arrival of additional bilateral permits for travel to Croatia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged the European Union to expedite the disbursement of 23 billion euros allocated for Ukraine's financial support.
A partial lunar eclipse is expected to be visible on Friday morning at dawn.
The Montenegrin women's handball team is competing against Slovakia tonight, aiming for their first win in the European Championship.
Country music icon Dolly Parton has passed away.
