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The CDM news front page in Montenegro features several key stories including a potential increase in vehicle registration fees, political developments regarding the removal of Andrija Mandić, and local community issues like parking shortages. International news and lifestyle content are also…
Despite the Ministry of Finance not approving the proposed increase, citizens and businesses may face significantly higher vehicle registration fees starting next year, with passenger vehicles potentially seeing a 500% rise.
More members of parliament are reportedly in favor of removing Andrija Mandić from his position.
Residents of the Baston building have written to the mayor to address a severe parking shortage, with only 35 parking spots available for 220 apartments.
The story indicates the launch of the Ministry of Defense, though specific details are not provided in the snippet.
South Park has changed its name in South America, with new names devised by Trampa, Apple, and Google.
The Ministry of Public Works (MPNI) has allocated 918,777 euros for student scholarships and loans for September.
DJ Black Coffee, a Grammy Award winner, is scheduled to perform in Budva on September 21st.
The 'Autumn on the Markets' fair will take place at TC 'Pobrežje' from October 18th to 20th.
This headline seems to be a speculative piece about films and potential Oscar nominations, possibly featuring Penélope Cruz.
Several fires in the Nikšić area have been brought under control, and an investigation into their cause has been requested.
A handball player, Duvnjak, will miss a match due to injury.
A statement from Rubio indicates a willingness to attack Iranian tankers, suggesting potential geopolitical tensions.
Adžić confirmed that salaries and pensions have increased three times faster than the cost of living, suggesting an improvement in living standards.
An American athlete named Tijfao made a comeback victory after 41 minutes of play.
An individual has been arrested in connection with an attempted murder in Kaštel Lastivi, Budva.
The article discusses the Serbian-Montenegrin society and identifies it as a significant problem.
The article explores unusual purchases made on Facebook Marketplace, specifically focusing on family cars.
Lovćen Bank is offering a special promotion that runs until October 31, 2026.
A planned visit by Kosovo to Serbia was canceled, with a mention of Srebrenica.
This story discusses the safety of drinking tap water, potentially raising public health concerns.
