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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic political news, including discussions about quorum for a proposal and a controversial court ruling. International news covers the rise of war veterans in Russia and a shift in Swedish politics. The page also includes stories on Montenegrin society…
Montenegrin politicians are reportedly seeking a quorum for a proposal related to Mandić, while others seem to oppose it, questioning why the constitutional amendment process has not yet started.
Saubih Mehmeti, leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro (DS CG), expresses disappointment and calls the verdict against KLA leaders unjust and unacceptable.
The Kremlin is reportedly promoting war veterans to positions of influence, creating a new elite class within Russia.
A political analysis suggests a significant shift in Swedish politics, marking a turning point where the right-wing movement has ceased to achieve victories.
A promotional article highlights that the remaining apartments in the Verde Village development in Donja Gorica are priced below the average for Podgorica, Montenegro.
Castellana is expanding its business with new branches opening in Nikšić and Zeta, Montenegro.
Human Rights Action (HRA) Montenegro states that the verdict against KLA leaders should not halt further efforts to determine the truth and accountability.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of Montenegro announced that a temporary facility for the Basic Court (OB) Tivat at Opatovo will soon be operational.
The latest iPhone models, the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, are set to be available at One, with reservations opening on September 18th.
An article discusses Montenegro's position navigating between European policies and its own domestic decisions, focusing on how to achieve sustainability.
The football club Budućnost is aiming for their third consecutive victory to secure a top position in the league.
