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The news from Montenegro's Pobjeda website covers a range of domestic issues including chaotic school situations related to unvaccinated individuals, political infighting in Tivt and wider national politics involving the PES party, and the ongoing efforts to control wildfires. International news…
Reports detail a chaotic situation in schools concerning unvaccinated individuals, with special classes being implemented, vaccination certificates being corrected, and a lack of available appointment slots.
Local politics in Tivt are heating up as Željko Komnenović claims Miljan Marković is negotiating with DPS, while Marković denies any possibility of cooperation with NSD.
The internal politics of the ruling majority are described as dysfunctional, with the Bosniak Party's decision to support the DPS initiative highlighting these issues.
Andrija Mandić defends his condolence telegram, stating that Montenegro needs a new Serbian response of reconciliation and unity, while asserting that the DPS is bothered by the current majority's pro-EU stance.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) reports that the majority of fires across Montenegro are currently under control.
Meridianbet is highlighted as a significant employer with 168 employees and a key contributor to the budget.
A statement suggests that Montenegro can complete all negotiation chapters for EU accession by the end of 2026.
Residents from Cetinje are reportedly defending their homes in the Katunska nahija region, with involvement from Nikšić residents also mentioned.
A public service announcement advises against driving during the hottest hours of the day, likely due to heatwave conditions.
An article discusses Chinese official Qiang Bo's initiative on building a 'Community with a Shared Future'.
Report indicates that five European nations are seeking to relocate migrants to locations outside of the European Union.
MP Seid Hadžić has announced his intention to support the dismissal of Andrija Mandić from his position, citing moral reasons.
An official from the Novska police department has been arrested on suspicion of leaking information.
A 26-year-old man from Budva has been arrested under suspicion of illegal activities.
Montenegrin police (UP) have uncovered an illegal warehouse located near Danilovgrad.
Police were alerted to an individual reportedly carrying a rifle in the Kuči area.
The article commemorates the 25th anniversary of the ABA League, celebrated with an event in Ljubljana, and discusses efforts to strengthen the regional competition.
UEFA has imposed sanctions on the football club Red Star Belgrade due to fans' displays glorifying Ratko Mladić.
A football match ended in a draw, despite the high stakes for both teams.
Montenegrin football coach Ivan Bošković has taken over as the head of the professional staff at FC Bunyodkor.
Stevan Sadiku has won a European championship title, achieving a historic sporting moment on home soil.
The Constitutional Committee has been given a deadline of four days to finalize a determination.
Montenegro is hosting a significant gathering of prominent European and international figures.
An official, Mujović, discusses plans for the development of Podgorica, indicating future growth and amenities.
