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Montenegro
The news from Montenegro focuses on domestic issues, with a significant story on changes to the rules for employment in public administration. Other domestic news covers urban development plans and political statements regarding EU accession. International news includes a report on the conflict in…
New legislation in Montenegro requires individuals to secure employment in public administration before undertaking a professional exam, a significant shift in hiring regulations. The government has sent the proposed changes to the Parliament for approval.
An official discusses the need for urban expansion, identifying Velje Brdo as a key area for the development of Podgorica, Montenegro's capital.
A political figure, Predrag Zenović, expresses optimism about Montenegro's EU accession process, suggesting that all negotiation chapters could be closed by the end of 2026.
A brief international news update mentions the SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) and discusses Russia obtaining a bomb, likely referring to developments in the ongoing conflict.
A section titled 'Live 24' provides real-time updates on various developing stories, including weather events, international relations, and domestic incidents.
