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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin issues, including legal proceedings against a metropolitan, an investigation into a tender for airline services, and a father's plea for justice in a medical malpractice case. There are also political developments concerning a motion to dismiss…
Metropolitan Metodije is facing prosecutors for a speech given in Gornji Zaostru. The case was initiated by the NGO Crnogorski Forum, with a similar investigation occurring last year.
A tender for airline services has reportedly been structured in a way that only the national carrier, Air Montenegro, could realistically bid, despite requiring submissions through Montenegro's electronic system.
Businessman Aleksandar-Aco Mijajlović and former head of counter-intelligence Drago Spičanović have had their detention extended.
Miladin Šoć is demanding maximum prison sentences for the head of the Infectious Diseases clinic and her colleague, alleging their negligence led to his child suffering for seven days.
The political landscape is heated with the mention of a group advocating for the dismissal of Andrija Mandić, reaching a significant number of supporters.
A Serbian national has been arrested in Budva, sought by Interpol Belgrade for unspecified charges.
A resident from Kosovo has stated their decision not to travel to Belgrade, citing reasons for the choice.
Milivoje Brković has made a new statement, with implications related to General Mladić's son.
Boris Pejović, Vice-President of the Parliament, believes the opposition is using the topic of Ratko Mladić to divert attention from other issues.
Montenegrin record holder Marija Vuković will not compete in Budapest due to an unexpected turn of events, leading to a short break before the World Athletics Ultimate Championship.
According to Peković, the Montenegrin football authorities made a significant error in a past decision.
The article highlights that significant goalkeeping errors are a recurring issue in Montenegrin football, citing a recent example that cost a team dearly.
Montenegro and Malta, despite their size, are described as having significant influence, with Ibrahimović stating a plan to conclude EU negotiations this year and join the Union within two years.
The Vice-President of the Montenegrin Parliament, Camaj, has stated he will not sign the Democratic Party of Socialists' (DPS) initiative concerning judicial appointments.
