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The news from Pobjeda, Montenegro, focuses on domestic issues including a significant number of unvaccinated children, political appointments, and legal proceedings. International news covers economic investments from the UAE in Germany and a basketball tournament in Romania. There are also…
Approximately 14,218 children in Montenegro remain unvaccinated, with a particular focus on increasing MMR vaccine coverage due to vaccination delays in some children. The vaccination process is reported to be proceeding smoothly.
Regarding the selection of election commission members, Stankov emphasizes the need to define the procedure and criteria application before any evaluations take place to build trust in electoral institutions.
Political analyst Vukadinović suggests that Montenegro needs to understand that EU membership should not be the sole objective, and the EU's transformation may lead to overcoming divisive ideologies.
Toni Junčaj and Slađan Đinović, accused by the Special State Prosecutor's Office of international drug trafficking, have had their pre-trial detention lifted and are now subject to surveillance measures.
The annual inflation rate in Montenegro has increased to 4.5%, exceeding previous figures and impacting the economy.
President Jakov Milatović is requesting a review of the constitutionality of the transfer of the 'Kruševac' castle.
A commentary reflecting on global conflicts and societal reactions, suggesting a disconnect between world events and local shock.
A story about Tadija's enduring involvement or achievement in basketball.
A taxi driver and an accomplice have been arrested in Podgorica on suspicion of theft.
This story suggests Montenegro managed to avoid a significant negative event or scandal.
The United Arab Emirates is planning a substantial $46 billion investment in Germany, with specific areas of focus mentioned.
A protest was held in Podgorica with demonstrators advocating for children's right to kindergarten and parents' rights.
