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The front page of Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news website, features a mix of domestic political news, crime, and sports. A prominent story discusses the controversial activities of Orthodox brotherhoods, linking them to historical figures and events like Mladic, Srebrenica, and the Prevlaka dispute…
The article criticizes Orthodox brotherhoods for engaging in issues like the war crimes of Ratko Mladic, territorial disputes over Srebrenica and Prevlaka, and the Jadran ship campaign, suggesting a departure from their humanitarian mission.
Prime Minister Spajic announced that salaries will increase starting in January, with the minimum wage expected to range between 1000 and 1400 euros, also mentioning a potential increase in the calculation value of coefficients for public sector employees.
A commentator, Djukić, expresses skepticism about opposition parties taking action against the speaker of parliament, suggesting their political stances have shifted, and many organizations have lost their integrity.
A historical note commemorating the liberation of Nikšić by partisans on September 18, 1944, from German occupation, preceding the printing of the newspaper's first issue.
A report on the discovery of dead dogs in a pit near Brestica, raising questions about ownership and responsibility.
Montenegrin footballer Vasilije Adžić, who scored the winning goal for Sassuolo against Juventus, expresses his desire for more playing time.
A news brief indicates a police officer is under suspicion for distributing photographs.
A brief update suggests that a promised scanner, initially expected for 2025, will still take another year and a half to become available.
A report by Turković discusses the 'EURO MODEL' and its impact on wages, indicating a significant increase in potential earnings.
A brief mention of the 20th anniversary of a military partnership between Montenegro and Maine.
Pejović comments on the economic conditions necessary for EU accession, highlighting low pensions and salaries as obstacles.
The Human Rights Action (HRA) views the verdict against KLA leaders as a significant step, but acknowledges that many crimes in Kosovo remain unaddressed.
News regarding the process for selecting a new rector, involving a presentation of their program and subsequent defense.
A report on the detention of an individual named Kolašinac on charges of harassing a former partner.
This story appears to be about a document that emerged from the bravery of individuals who decided to speak about certain issues.
Sports news indicating that the football club Budućnost aims to compete at the highest level of the league.
The Police Directorate (UP) reported seizing three rifles from an individual in Danilovgrad.
Mijajlović claims that doctors are not attending to striking workers at UIKS (Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions).
Mijajlović makes a unique claim about having purchased something that makes him the only one in the world to have done so.
Three individuals were arrested in Podgorica on suspicion of drug offenses related to marijuana possession.
A Montenegrin national team player is receiving attention after scoring a decisive goal in a match.
Montenegrin player Vasilije Adžić shares details about who convinced him to make his transfer.
Announcement of the start of the new season for Montenegrin handball.
Preview of the Supercup final match between Lovcen and Rudar.
An analysis piece examining organizations linked to certain political factions.
An analyst provides reasons for a particular absence.
A statement from activists and NGOs criticizing attacks on civil society.
The article questions the distinctions between political figures Mandić and Đeljošaj, referencing Đeljošaj's comments on the KLA and criticism of a court decision.
Prime Minister Spajic announced salary growth from January, with the minimum wage set between 1000 and 1400 euros.
The government has put forward a model for wage increases, set to begin in 2027.
A brief mention of something being 'worth one year', likely related to economic or policy matters.
