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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegrin politics, including discussions about parliamentary sessions and potential government assistance for companies. There are also stories on domestic crime, society, and a mention of a sports event. International news includes a brief mention of Finland…
Political analyst Vukadinović questions the attendance at the upcoming parliamentary session, suggesting key figures from PES hold influence over the outcome.
The Agency for Protection of Competition has ordered the return of illegal state aid related to the founding capital of the company Montenegro works.
Drobnjak denies any connection to criminal organizations and claims the rifle found in his home is official, used in a pursuit.
Former minister Milutin Simović has been sentenced to six months of house arrest for alleged private expenses incurred between 2017 and 2020.
A story about regulations regarding the return of medical equipment, specifically crutches.
The Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro (CAAP) expresses surprise and concern over certain announcements.
A follow-up story indicating that decisions will be made after a meeting with an individual named Zečević.
Finland has erected a fence along a section of its border with Russia.
The NBA is reportedly interested in taking over the European basketball league, Euroleague.
A minor has been arrested in Podgorica after illegal firearms and ammunition were found.
A cultural review discussing the impact of filmmakers Martin McDonagh and Asghar Farhadi at the Venice Film Festival.
A piece offering a critique of religious believers and their self-perception.
A sports analysis suggesting an unknown element might be needed to improve the performance of a team referred to as 'the Blues'.
