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The Pobjeda news front page from Montenegro features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments such as a delay in the government regarding contract terminations, and the Constitutional Committee being given a deadline to finalize a draft text. Economic…
According to Pobjeda's sources, a delay in terminating a contract with 'Carinas' occurred after the Minister of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property, Slaven Radunović, objected, citing concerns.
Food safety authorities reported that in 2025, 2,108.65 tons of chicken and 1,819.24 tons of beef were imported from Brazil, with concerns now raised.
State compensation for fire damage has been minimal, with only 68,000 euros paid out of approved funds, despite millions lost to fires.
The President of the Committee for Education, Science, Culture, and Sport confirmed receiving a request from the Minister of Education and the University Rector for a meeting.
The Constitutional Committee has been given a tight deadline of four days to determine the text of a draft related to constitutional amendments.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) alleges that organized crime figure Radoje Zvicer invested money through individuals Jabučanin and Perović.
The football match between Petrovac and Sutjeska is highlighted as a crucial turning point in the Meridianbet 1.CFL league.
Montenegro's athletes concluded their participation in Taranto with a commendable achievement of six medals.
The Parliament of Montenegro unanimously approved a proposal to amend the Constitution, with all 66 present MPs voting in favor.
An Azerbaijani national was arrested at Tivat Airport based on an Interpol warrant.
An investment guide aimed at fostering long-term development is anticipated, according to Tolić.
Prime Minister Spajić announced the initiation of airport adaptation and the urgent development of relevant plans.
Firefighters, local residents, and volunteers have been engaged for weeks in defending homes from fires in Cetinje.
The mountaineering club PSK Brskovo successfully conquered two countries and four peaks within a four-day expedition.
