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The news from Pobjeda focuses heavily on Montenegrin politics and its relationship with the EU, particularly regarding the Netherlands' stance on Montenegro's integration process. Other stories cover domestic issues including a child bringing a weapon to school, potential political maneuvering…
Diplomatic sources explain the Netherlands' position on Montenegro's integration process, indicating no intention to hinder it, although procedures may be lengthy. This story highlights the complex relationship between Montenegro and EU member states.
The National Security and Defense Council has not yet convened, and the country lacks a strategy against hybrid threats. There is a prevailing sentiment that a quorum will not be reached for the vote on removing Mandić, indicating political deadlock.
The audit process was interrupted when it was discovered that 150 items were missing from a collection. The director, Dragan Radović, has not provided answers, raising questions about decisions he made.
A case where an eight-year-old child brought a weapon to school highlights systemic failures. Authorities are considering adopting the 'golden standard' model used in Finland to address such issues.
Minister Mujović addressed villagers in Vrbica, assuring them that work on a specific project has commenced. This story pertains to local development and infrastructure initiatives.
This brief report notes a significant shift in weather, moving from warm conditions suitable for short sleeves to colder temperatures requiring jackets.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands. The report suggests that the EU accession procedure may be longer due to certain circumstances.
A Turkish national was apprehended at the airport based on an international arrest warrant, indicating ongoing international law enforcement cooperation.
Milan Knežević has issued a statement in response to the Ukrainian Embassy, asserting that he will not permit certain actions or statements.
Minister Milović has called for an investigation into how testimony from the Special Police Unit (SPO) was leaked to the media, suggesting potential procedural misconduct.
According to MP Nikolić, if the government withholds a quorum to protect Andrija Mandić, it will face significant repercussions, highlighting internal political tensions.
An announcement encourages the Montenegrin diaspora to register on Macrocosm, a new platform designed to connect and engage emigrants.
This story previews upcoming events or preparations by the Montenegrin women's handball team, referred to as 'lionesses'.
A person named Nikšić has been apprehended on suspicion of committing crimes against their stepdaughter, indicating a criminal case.
The Ombudsman visited the Investigation Prison, where they spoke with individuals and likely assessed conditions or specific cases.
Slobodan Gašić was arrested as he left the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions (UIKS), suggesting further legal or penal issues.
After a report published by Pobjeda, medical professionals have commenced examinations, indicating that the newspaper's reporting led to action.
The Montenegrin women's handball team will travel to North Macedonia to compete in an international tournament starting Thursday, facing Croatia in their first match.
A quote from Bokan emphasizes the importance of unity and mutual belief, likely in a sports context.
Defender Igor Vujačić expresses his focus and determination ahead of the upcoming Nations League competition for the Montenegrin national football team.
The Cypriot team is showing ambition ahead of their match against Montenegro in Podgorica, indicating their confidence and strategy.
Sead Hakšabanović has been ruled out of the upcoming Nations League matches due to injury, a significant blow to the Montenegrin national football team.
This article explores the implications of official procedures in The Hague for Montenegro's progress, likely related to its EU accession or other international legal matters.
This appears to be an interview or discussion featuring Nikola Zirojević, a Member of Parliament.
European Parliament rapporteur Marjan Šarec expresses his expectation of a quorum for the session discussing the initiative to dismiss Assembly President Andrija Mandić, stating his dislike for pre-determined outcomes.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with UN Secretary-General António Guterres in New York, discussing Montenegro's achievements and contributions.
This article suggests that state institutions are being controlled or influenced from hotel rooms, hinting at potential corruption or undue influence.
This economic piece discusses the importance of synergy between state institutions and the private sector to achieve better economic outcomes.
The prosecution is investigating a tender to determine if it was unfairly manipulated or 'rigged' in favor of a particular party.
This economic commentary likely discusses the challenges in managing economic output and agricultural yields compared to setting salary levels.
