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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin news, focusing on politics, society, and crime, alongside international stories. Key domestic stories include a political debate about glorifying war criminals, a resignation of a school director, and an investigation into a shooting…
The Democratic Party (BS) is proposing an amendment to make the glorification of convicted war criminals a criminal offense, citing murals and songs as examples that could lead to imprisonment.
Ljuljanaj has resigned from his position as the director of the "25 Maj" Mixed Secondary School.
The Ministry of Health has stated that the overtime hours worked by the acting director of the Institute for Public Health of Montenegro (IJZG) are justified.
Minister Dukaj has again stated that Mr. Delić must leave his position.
The 'Zbrojovka' complex is under inspection, with authorities identifying irregularities following a fatal incident where three people were killed.
This article reflects on the personal stories and enduring impacts of the September 11th attacks.
Skopje International Airport has been recognized as the European airport offering the most pleasant passenger experience.
A preview of the front page of the Vijesti newspaper for the date of September 11, 2026.
An article discussing European security and its connections to Israeli technology or industry.
This article debunks common myths about workplace productivity that continue to be believed by business leaders.
Advertisement for a new premium magazine titled "Leaders of Sustainability" which will be available free with Vijesti starting September 17th.
An article presenting testimony from the Israeli army about industrial-scale killing.
