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A Dutch official states that claims of stalled EU accession negotiations for Montenegro are driven by vested interests opposed to the country's Europeanization, with the Netherlands maintaining a reserved stance.
According to Anđušić, obstructing the session or avoiding a quorum will not save Mandić from a vote, but rather confirm his fear of the outcome regarding the initiative to dismiss him.
The actual benefit from tourism depends on length of stay, spending patterns, origin of goods purchased, service provider ownership, employee earnings, and tax collection.
Out of the total allocated funds, the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral received 117,000 euros for seven projects, with further allocations to the Mileševa and Budimlja-Nikšić Eparchies, and the Islamic Community also receiving funds.
The national football team starts preparations for the Nations League, aiming for success while acknowledging the need for caution after past disappointments.
Details emerge about a bus accident involving elementary school students from Podgorica near Mojkovac, with the driver arrested.
Prime Minister Spajić asserts that the economic reform is well-planned and being fully executed, focusing on consumption growth, employment, and combating the grey economy.
A brief mention of geopolitical topics, linking Kurdistan, London, and Kaliningrad in a potentially broader context.
Former US President Trump made a statement regarding the actions of Russian oligarchs, suggesting it is permissible for them to act as they wish.
Reports of a significant Ukrainian drone attack targeting Moscow, resulting in two fatalities.
The driver of the bus involved in an accident with schoolchildren near Mojkovac has been arrested.
A video report featuring the artist Senidah discussing her Montenegrin heritage after a performance in Podgorica.