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The Vijesti front page covers a range of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Montenegrin politics and crime. Top stories include a politician's sentencing, a large cocaine bust, and discussions about economic regulations. There's also coverage of social issues like student…
Former Montenegrin official Milutin Simović has been sentenced to six months of house arrest for abuse of official position, highlighting legal proceedings within the country.
A major international cocaine trafficking network involving groups like Skaljarci and Drešaji, and seizing two tons of the drug, has been dismantled, showcasing significant organized crime activity.
The political landscape is discussed regarding potential outcomes of a vote for ousting, with a focus on the political figure Mandić, suggesting significant political maneuvering.
Economic news highlights a condition for domestic firms to be registered before 2023 for involvement in highway construction projects, indicating regulatory focus.
Political news indicates a lack of official notification for an inspection by an SPC commission to the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral, suggesting church-state relations are a topic.
A social issue is reported with students from SMS '25. maj' continuing their protest and demanding the return of professors, indicating ongoing student activism.
The Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) finds the EPCG-A and 'Uniprom' deal contentious, suggesting scrutiny of business practices and potential corruption.
Business news announces the arrival of BEST STAY in Montenegro, focusing on the tourism sector and regional development.
A business marketing story discusses partnerships for a sustainable future, focusing on the transition from investments to tangible outcomes in relevant sectors.
International business relations are highlighted as CAAP expresses concern over announcements in Montenegro, a country that is a candidate for EU membership.
A business marketing piece reports on UCB's transformation of its card portfolio, emphasizing the use of recycled materials and inclusive design, reflecting corporate social responsibility.
