Perović: Hybrid War Against Montenegro Waged by All Means Except Military ↗
Front page leadA political commentary piece by Perović suggests that Montenegro is facing a hybrid war, employing all non-military tactics.
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The Antena M news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political developments in Montenegro, particularly concerning a presidential challenge to property rights, and a statement about a 'hybrid war'. International news covers US restrictions on oil…
A political commentary piece by Perović suggests that Montenegro is facing a hybrid war, employing all non-military tactics.
The United States has imposed limitations on the protection offered to oil tankers transiting the Hormuz strait.
A public health report indicates that 14,218 children remain unvaccinated, while MMR vaccines are becoming available.
President Milatović has filed a challenge with the Constitutional Court questioning the transfer of the Kruševac castle to private ownership and seeks to halt the change in property rights.
A significant amount of drugs was discovered, leading to the arrest of a repeat offender from Serbia who was posing as a Croatian citizen.
Global oil prices have seen a decline, approaching the $105 per barrel mark.
The international football federation, FIFA, has imposed two lifetime suspensions on individuals.
In the last 24 hours, there were 12 traffic accidents, resulting in one fatality.
Firefighters from the middle region are demanding better support and action, expressing frustration with superficial gestures.
A sociological observation suggests that voters are prioritizing identity politics and fear over factual considerations.
A planned protest advocating for children's right to kindergarten is scheduled for September 15th in front of the Constitutional Court.
Minister Dukaj stated that the Albanian flag does not pose a threat and emphasized the principle of equal application of the law for everyone.
MP Mugoša claims that members of the majority are pressuring some deputies with the intention of preventing a quorum on September 24th.
Šahman suggests that the Bosniak Party (BS) is strategically seeking to dismiss Mandić to maintain its own positions within the government.
A taxi driver and another individual were apprehended in Podgorica for stealing approximately 2,000 euros, part of which was spent on cocaine.
Rainfall has aided in the efforts to put out a fire in Nikšić.
The weather forecast predicts variable cloudiness with intermittent rain, showers, and thunderstorms.