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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political reactions to a condolence message from the speaker of Montenegro's parliament, the expulsion of a foreign terrorist fighter from Montenegro, and a domestic institutional dispute over the…
The PES party stated that Parliament Speaker Mandić's condolence is not government policy, following mixed reactions and renewed offense towards Croatia due to the death of a young person.
Montenegrin police located and expelled a foreign national suspected of being a terrorist fighter, who was found in Ulcinj.
The council of the Historical Institute of the University of Montenegro did not support the sole candidate for director, Gogić, who received only one vote.
The article discusses a shift from solidarity to hostility towards Ukrainians in Poland, indicating increasing friction and negative sentiment.
The child support fund disbursed 31,000 euros but only managed to recover 50 euros in return, highlighting significant financial challenges.
A recent appeal has once again halted discussions and progress related to the "Semolj" project.
Electronic music artist Boris Brejcha shares his thoughts on music, stating that it stems from feelings, experiences, pain, happiness, and personality.
The story profiles Haakon, the reluctant prince who ultimately became the King of Norway.
An article from Telekom explores whether people are truly digitally literate or merely digitally present.
