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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin affairs, including political developments, legal issues, and societal concerns. Top stories cover the lack of prosecution for glorifying war criminals despite existing laws, the uncertain political future of Andrija Mandić amidst parliamentary…
Despite a valid Criminal Code providing grounds for prosecuting those who glorify convicted war criminals, the Montenegrin prosecution has yet to make any decisions on such cases, according to Pobjeda.
The article discusses the uncertain parliamentary situation regarding the dismissal of Andrija Mandić, with the DPS initiative lacking sufficient votes if certain deputies abstain, highlighting ongoing political instability.
Proposed amendments to the Montenegrin Constitution concerning immunity and integrity, which sparked considerable discussion in parliament, will be subject to public debates before final adoption.
Regarding the initiative for electing the Rector of the University of Montenegro through a mini-referendum, a professor suggests that the university should independently manage the specific details of the election process.
This criminal chronicle story mentions the guarantee of freedom for Žarko Vukadinović through the collateral of four apartments.
The head of MONSTAT, Gzim Pepić, stated that the Statistical and Ecological Office is nearing the closure of Chapter 18 in Montenegro's EU accession process, indicating readiness.
This appears to be a cultural or art-related story, possibly about an exhibition or artist's work, focusing on the interplay of visual art and human perspective.
This headline suggests a story about an official communication or decision made by a council, but with potential procedural irregularities or lack of full consensus.
Multiple fires are active throughout Montenegro, with authorities requesting aerial assistance, specifically in the Pljevlja region.
The Montenegrin Police Administration is recruiting IT experts and programmers to enhance its capabilities in fighting cybercrime.
Authorities have resolved a case of vehicle seizure in Pljevlja, and legal proceedings have been initiated against the suspect.
The trial involving organized crime groups led by Ulić, Kašćelan, and Zvicer has been postponed, with the reason cited as solidarity.
The future of Park Titeks and the Detailed Urban Plan (DUP) for Zabjelo is pending a decision from the relevant agency, indicating a significant urban planning issue.
Ambassador Satler urges officials to adhere to factual information regarding war crimes and emphasizes the importance of reforms in Montenegro.
The President of the Municipality of Budva, Nikola Jovanović, accuses the Europe Now Movement (PES) of attempting to downplay the initiative to dismiss the Speaker of the Parliament, Andrija Mandić, by shifting focus to local issues.
The water polo club Budućnost One has introduced its new team for the upcoming season, with coach Petar Radanović bringing experience and new energy to their title aspirations.
The election for the new composition of the Montenegrin Basketball Federation (KSCG) Assembly could not proceed due to a lack of quorum, and a new date for the meeting is yet to be set.
A brief mention of the Champions League's first round, highlighting a historic achievement by the Como team.
This sports headline refers to upcoming matches in the Champions League, mentioning Bayern's fixture and Bulatović's situation in Prague.
A memorial tournament named 'Ljubo Jovanović' will take place this weekend in Podgorica, involving water polo matches.
