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The Antena M news front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include a statement from the Montenegrin PEN center criticizing the rector of UCG, concerns about the independence of the judiciary, and a report on rising fuel prices…
A Montenegrin politician, Perović, commented on a message from European parliamentarians, stating it's a clear warning that those who celebrate Ratko Mladic cannot expect understanding from Brussels.
The Montenegrin PEN center has expressed strong disapproval and disgust regarding the activities of Vladimir Božović, the rector of the University of Montenegro (UCG).
Fuel prices in Montenegro are set to rise starting tomorrow, with Eurodiesel costing 1.95 euros and petrol reaching up to 1.78 euros per liter.
A politician named Radović stated that Radonjić's comments are inappropriate and constitute an attack on the independence of the judiciary.
Global oil prices have increased in anticipation of upcoming negotiations between the United States and Iran.
Alabar has initiated the biggest investment program in the history of the Maldives, a marina project valued at 12 billion dollars.
A shooting incident outside a school in western Turkey has resulted in injuries to at least eight people.
Memoirs written by Princess Diana's brother reportedly contain claims about King Charles and the events that followed her death.
During a vehicle inspection, the border police discovered 9.7 kilograms of tobacco intended for illegal trade.
The Center for Civic Education (CGO) has assessed that while media strategy laws have been adopted, practical implementation has not met expectations.
A commentary piece discussing economic issues, possibly related to inflation and financial policy, using metaphorical language.
Firefighters worked through the night to protect houses located on Mali Brdo from a fire.
