Front page lead
Aco Đukanović is demanding six million euros from the state, as Prva Banka has filed a lawsuit against Montenegro following a police operation, indicating significant legal and financial dispute within the country.
The acquisition of Vijesti is facing scrutiny from AZZK, presenting a new hurdle for the transaction involving United Group and Alpaca Capital, highlighting domestic business and regulatory concerns.
Montenegrin police have arrested a stepfather on suspicion of sexually abusing his minor stepdaughter, a concerning crime report from the domestic 'Crna hronika' section.
The new roof of the 'Morača' stadium is being tested by the first rainfall, indicating a domestic infrastructure and development story.
An agreement concerning Greenland, featuring a 'golden dome' and new American military bases, is discussed, pointing to international geopolitical developments.
The calculation of new pension amounts is presented as an extremely difficult task, suggesting potential issues or complexities within the Montenegrin economic or social security system.
A political commentary piece questions the reasons for the Prime Minister's apparent joy, offering an opinion on domestic political matters.
An executive, Cojić, states that discussions taking place in Kotor will influence the future of global aviation, suggesting an important international business event held in Montenegro.
The premium magazine 'Sustainability Leaders' from Vijesti is now accessible online, promoting a new publication.
An advertisement for a classifieds section offering deals on real estate, vehicles, and services, indicating commercial content on the site.
A preview of the front page of Vijesti newspaper dated September 23, 2026.