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Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament, states that after August 30, Montenegro entered a period of freedom and that the focus should now be on reconciliation and European integration, while noting the forced use of terms like integralism and polycentrism in political discourse.
Analyst Samardžić warns that internal weaknesses pose a greater threat than external actors, suggesting that a serious threat requires an immediate session of the Security Council and urging the government to address national security effectively.
Fires are reported to be active but under control in various municipalities across Montenegro, indicating ongoing efforts to manage and extinguish them.
Montenegro is experiencing a significant heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius today, affecting daily life and potentially causing health concerns.
Iran's Foreign Minister accuses the United States of manipulating global energy markets, highlighting international geopolitical tensions related to energy resources.
President Milatović emphasizes the fundamental role of the family in shaping identity and origin, reflecting on societal values and personal upbringing.
The Bosniak Party has called for an urgent state response to threats made against Ervin Ibrahimović, highlighting concerns for his safety and political stability.
In football, the team Budućnost is facing pressure, while Arsenal aims to improve its position in the league.
European gas reserves have reached their lowest point in 13 years, signaling potential energy supply challenges and economic implications for the continent.
Regarding economic news, it is reported that higher wages are expected, with the specific amount to be determined and announced in September.