Front page lead
This political story discusses the demands Djeljoshaj plans to present to Spajić, framing it as a conditionality before any agreement is finalized, suggesting potential political maneuvering in Montenegro.
An economic analysis by the Chamber of Economy of Montenegro (PKCG) reveals that 11 billion euros were spent on food imports, indicating unresolved key weaknesses in the domestic agricultural sector.
The Administrative Court has declared itself incompetent to rule on a challenge to the election of the Director of the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK), indicating a legal dispute within Montenegro.
Milo Božović has been arrested again at the entrance to Spuž prison, in a case related to the reception and removal of goods, highlighting ongoing legal and criminal proceedings in Montenegro.
This political story speculates on the progress of EU accession negotiations, specifically whether more chapters will be closed on September 22.
A police operation involving raids in six northern Montenegrin towns has led to the arrest of one person, indicating a significant law enforcement action.
This sports story discusses the challenges faced by Vučinić, with a particular focus on goalkeeper selection for a football team.
This is a promotional marketing story about L'Occitane's new skincare product featuring Immortelle.
This is a promotional marketing story about a campaign by CKB bank and Visa offering a chance to win a trip to the EXIT Starlight Festival in Cairo.
This story provides access to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' for a future date, likely a preview or archival feature.
This story delves into a societal issue in Montenegro, questioning whether specific actions concerning children represent the protection of their rights or a violation thereof.
This story discusses the concept of a circular economy, focusing on transforming waste into valuable resources, likely in the context of Montenegro's environmental efforts.
This story reports on an issue in Lastva, Montenegro, where 'Grbaljske Stoka' (likely referring to livestock or a specific group) is causing damage to residents' yards.