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The Antena M news front page for September 10, 2026, highlights a mix of domestic Montenegrin issues and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into a religious figure's finances, political discussions and accusations within Montenegro, and local crime reports in…
The Council of American Ambassadors (CAAP) is surprised and deeply concerned by recent announcements made in Montenegro, an EU candidate country, raising questions about its European integration process.
A religious figure, Mićović, is reportedly under investigation by the Serbian Patriarchate, with inquiries focused on his eparchy's finances.
An American journalist shares her experience, stating she initially visited Montenegro for the EXIT festival but ended up leaving her money in the country, highlighting its economic appeal.
Notable figures have been nominated for the AFA Awards in 2026, as reported in the culture section.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has publicly commended soldiers from his country who are engaged in the conflict in Russia.
Economist Vuković notes that while prices are increasing, the child benefit remains unchanged, emphasizing the need for greater state support for families.
Sources within the administration have informed Donald Trump that a potential war with Iran might extend until the conclusion of his presidential term.
UCB has revamped its entire card portfolio, incorporating recycled materials and an inclusive design approach.
A report details the challenges faced in the Bar region, balancing the fight against smuggling with the loss of legitimate cargo.
The Supreme State Prosecutor's Office (VDT) will question Vesna Pejović regarding her assertions about the background of the massacre in Cetinje.
Apple has unveiled significant advancements with the introduction of the iPhone 18 Pro and new artificial intelligence features within iOS 27.
Jovanović claims that by endorsing Mandić, the PES party is also implicitly accepting his views on Mladić.
Ibrahimović was present in Oslo for the funeral ceremony of the late King Harald V.
Klikovac criticizes Kandić's political stances, pointing out perceived inconsistencies in her support for different political figures.
The DPS party in Kolašin alleges that the local government is planning to engage in nepotistic hiring practices.
Kandić suggests that the principles of the DPS party are selectively applied and do not hold universally.
The SafeJournalists network highlights the need for enhanced regulatory supervision to address the cross-border concentration of media power in the Western Balkans.
In Podgorica, a minor has been apprehended on suspicion of committing six serious thefts and is known to be a repeat offender.
The NGO 'Oči Podgorice' (Eyes of Podgorica), in collaboration with partners, has undertaken cleaning efforts in critical areas across the city to mitigate fire risks.
Simović has received a sentence of six months of house arrest.
The Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Montenegro (AMSCG) is urging drivers to refrain from dangerous overtaking maneuvers.
A historical article discusses the 'Green Shirts' and heroes of the 1919 Christmas Uprising, as well as Montenegrin sovereignist émigrés who served in Krsto Popović's army between 1942-1943, advocating for Montenegro's independence.
This historical piece presents several facts regarding the actions of Krsto Popović and the 'Green Shirts' movement.
