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The Antena M front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin political news, cultural events, and international affairs. Top stories include the Bošnjačka Party's potential support for a no-confidence vote against Andrija Mandić, a cultural event in Cetinje involving a historical monument, and a…
The Bošnjačka Party has indicated its intention to support a motion of no confidence against Andrija Mandić, signaling significant political maneuvering within Montenegro.
For the first time, a monument dating back to 1861, commemorating the fallen soldiers of two Vasojevići and two Katunjani groups, has been displayed in Cetinje, marking a significant cultural event.
Montenegro has declared a day of mourning, though the specific reasons are not detailed in the headline, indicating a somber national event.
The Ethics Committee (ES) has reportedly freed a member of the Fiscal Council from their official status, which is seen as undermining the law on preventing corruption.
Following an attack on Hugging Face, AI 'civilizations' are raising questions about the responsibility of OpenAI, highlighting emerging concerns in the artificial intelligence landscape.
The Premier League has seen a massive expenditure of four billion euros during the summer transfer window, reflecting significant financial activity in football.
Kalas has condemned Russia for a hybrid attack in Leipzig, labeling it 'state terrorism,' indicating escalating international tensions.
The United States and Iran have resumed exchanges of strikes, breaking a multi-week truce and escalating tensions between the two nations.
A car has driven into a gathering of government supporters in Iran, resulting in four fatalities and several injuries.
Evidence suggests that warning signs were present prior to the catastrophic floods that occurred in Nepal and China, raising questions about disaster preparedness.
The Kremlin has announced the possibility of a meeting between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, and Xi Jinping at the upcoming APEC summit.
Political commentator Kadribašić has described Knežević as principled and stated that Abazović's political career has concluded in a manner likened to Judas among the apostles.
Ibrahimović has stated that the commitment to reforms and European values remains strong, reflecting Montenegro's ongoing integration efforts.
Vraneš has published an obituary for Ratko Mladić, a controversial act that has drawn attention.
The parliamentary session has been rescheduled to Thursday due to the declared day of mourning in Montenegro.
Individuals who knew Šabunjin have provided details, describing him as an eccentric person rather than a mass murderer, in a criminal case report.
A report indicates that Novović received a salary of €4,062, while Jovićević received €81 less, detailing earnings of public officials.
Citizens are advised to avoid travel during the hottest hours of the day, likely due to extreme weather conditions.
The forecast for today predicts temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius, indicating a heatwave.
Adžić urges caution against unscientific attacks on historical figure Krsto Popović, advocating for a more nuanced historical discussion.
This article presents historical notes and aims to debunk common misconceptions, offering a clearer understanding of past events.
This piece focuses on Jelena Ćetković, a Montenegrin woman who played a significant role in the resistance movement in Belgrade.
An article discussing the Serbian occupation of 1918, detailing the controversial handling of burials in monasteries, the role of priests, and the transfer of church properties to the Serbian government.
