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The Pobjeda news website from Montenegro features a prominent story on strategic alliance with the US, focusing on transforming it into development projects. Other top stories include political statements regarding national identity, a government denial of a political figure's claims, and updates…
Montenegro's strategic alliance with the US is being converted into development projects, with the Adriatic-Ionian corridor and integrated cargo scanning system modernization presented to the American side. This initiative aims to enhance border control and related infrastructure.
Miloš Perović argues that if Montenegro has legitimate claims to the ship 'Jadran,' these should be defended through negotiation and documentation rather than identity-based campaigns. He suggests focusing on factual arguments at the negotiating table.
The cabinet of Montenegrin President Milatović has issued a denial refuting claims made by the president of the Democratic People's Party, asserting that the President was unaware of certain matters.
Anđušić highlights a trend where Montenegrin families are increasingly making difficult choices about sacrifices, indicating potential economic or social pressures affecting households.
The Montenegrin Traffic Administration has announced the arrival of additional bilateral permits, likely related to transportation or cross-border agreements, specifically mentioning Croatia.
Trap shooter Jovica Marković could reach the finals at the Mediterranean Games today, competing against Olympic and World champions.
The Montenegrin women's volleyball team is scheduled to play against Slovakia tonight in a crucial match.
In recent police operations in the northern region, two individuals have been arrested and weapons were discovered.
A resident of Podgorica was apprehended while attempting to smuggle phones, indicating a criminal activity at the border or within the city.
Authorities in Budva have arrested a Turkish and a Canadian national after a drug deal, highlighting drug trafficking activities in the tourist area.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) is offering a substantial reward of half a million euros for information leading to the capture of a wanted individual named Ljuba.
This story recounts a historical event, the Battle of Krnovo, detailing how partisan forces successfully defeated an enemy force identified as 'Iron'.
Improvements have been made to facilities for children over the past four months, however, a significant concern remains regarding the shortage of qualified staff.
The city of Niš will not host its oldest film festival, the Film Encounters, for the second consecutive year, with alternative festivals planned.
