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Montenegro
The news on Antena M's front page covers a mix of Montenegrin domestic politics and crime, alongside international affairs including EU and Ukrainian conflict updates. Domestic stories focus on constitutional changes, a minister's legal issues, and local community concerns regarding water quality…
Minister Milović denies personal involvement in criminal charges, stating they relate to other current government members. This is presented as a top story given its placement and the minister's statement.
Montenegrin lawmakers are scheduled to debate and vote on proposed changes to the country's constitution.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the future of Europe should be determined by Europeans themselves.
A Russian drone strike in southeastern Ukraine resulted in the deaths of five individuals, according to the regional governor.
A statement by Wilson suggests that Serbian President Vučić's actions do not indicate a genuine intent for Serbia to integrate into Western civilization.
A public health official is demanding accountability from authorities regarding the prolonged use of contaminated water by citizens in Rožaje.
The article discusses the return of European football matches and the excitement surrounding them.
The New Serb Democracy (NSD) party plans to propose the reconstruction of Prince Danilo's castle located in Orja Luka.
