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The Vijesti front page highlights domestic news, with a significant focus on social issues such as a protest by parents outside the Constitutional Court regarding vaccination, concerns about low MMR vaccination rates in Bar, and a story about children involved in violence, drugs, and gambling…
Parents gathered in front of the Constitutional Court in Podgorica to protest what they perceive as the state's undue conditions related to vaccination, arguing that the state should not impose such requirements.
Prime Minister Spajić's mandate is nearing its end, with no Congress for the PES party in sight, and the party has not announced when its second party assembly will be held.
More than half of the children in Bar have not received their first MMR vaccine dose, leading parents to seek expensive private care alternatives.
A brief news item about 'watches only on the wrist, not in records'.
A promotional article highlighting the benefits of Telemach internet, emphasizing connectivity beyond just speed.
Aroma supermarket is opening at the former City Market location on Stari Aerodrom, with the grand opening scheduled for September 17th.
A link to the front page of the Vijesti newspaper for September 15, 2026.
A story detailing how children are becoming entangled in a cycle of violence, drug abuse, and gambling.
Registration is now closed for the 'Sustainable Leadership: From Decision to Impact' conference.
Lovćen Bank AD has been recognized with the 'Issuer of the Year' award.
An article discussing the outcomes of sustainable leadership decisions and presenting six proposals for governors.
Despite initial reports, no evidence has been found to support claims that Boljević was beaten; however, five police officers have been indicted.
