Under Scrutiny: 22 Cases of Usury ↗
Front page leadAn investigation into 22 cases of usury is highlighted, with specialized police units working on the cases involving citizens and businesses.
Montenegro
The front page of Vijesti features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on crime, society, business, and culture. A prominent story covers an investigation into 22 usury cases, while other domestic news includes a cycling school initiative and a tender for nonexistent books…
An investigation into 22 cases of usury is highlighted, with specialized police units working on the cases involving citizens and businesses.
This opinion piece discusses the political figure Mandić, framing him as a test for Montenegro rather than a direct problem.
The NGO Biciklo.me is organizing a cycling school with a special focus on women, emphasizing that it's never too late to learn to cycle.
A promotional piece about Vibe's offerings for youth excursions, highlighting memory sharing and reduced roaming concerns for parents.
OTP Group has been recognized as the best-ranked European bank on the global Forbes list for 2026.
This is a link to the front page of Vijesti for a future date, September 14, 2026.
Fidelity Consulting has signed an agreement, and the Capital City has issued a tender for books that do not exist, according to a report.
Vijesti is organizing a conference on sustainable development, with speaker Ćulafić stating that Montenegro has never hosted a conference of this format and significance before.
This article explores the practical application of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles and questions whether responsible business practices are becoming a competitive advantage.
A promotional piece for premium classified ads offering a wide range of items including real estate, vehicles, and services.
The article reports on criticism from UMUCG regarding a concert by Ceca Ražnatović in Tivat, labeling the destination as cheap and retrograde and calling for the concert's cancellation.
Organized crime groups are reportedly moving their cigarette production facilities into the European Union.
This article delves into the realities and misconceptions surrounding Islam within Europe.