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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin news and international stories. Key domestic topics include a police ban on protests blocking a highway, a government initiative to support domestic talent in the EU, and a decision on a monument. International news covers Venezuelan…
Montenegrin police have prohibited former Primorka workers from blocking a main road, citing traffic and a concert as reasons, thereby prioritizing these events over the right to protest.
The Montenegrin government is creating opportunities for skilled individuals within the country to advance their careers within European institutions.
Local authorities have approved the development of a square named after Patriarch Varnava, indicating a significant urban planning decision.
A recent oil agreement between the United States and Venezuela has reportedly impacted the national pride of Venezuelans.
The concept of masculinity has emerged as a subject of discussion within the context of political elections.
The Kremlin has described recent discussions with American envoys as productive, but indicated that there are no signs of a significant breakthrough in relations.
Local councilors are set to make a decision regarding the installation of a monument in the Kuči region.
Zenović claims that the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) and the Europe Now (ES) movement are planning to dismiss Jovanović.
A personal reflection on the calming effects of nature.
A physical altercation outside a bus station toilet resulted in fines for residents of Budva and a ten-day jail sentence for a Serbian citizen.
An article discussing the significant financial investment in Donald Trump's projects, stretching from iconic landmarks to the White House.
