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The front page of CDM features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Montenegrin politics and societal issues. A significant story concerns the potential impeachment of Andrija Mandić, the speaker of the Montenegrin parliament. Other domestic news includes infrastructure…
The President of the Parliament, Andrija Mandić, may face a challenging vote today regarding his potential dismissal, with the question of whether enough MPs will be present for the decision looming.
Residents of Dajbabe are complaining about the lack of basic infrastructure in their area, contrasting it with ongoing construction and asphalting projects in other locations.
President Jakov Milatović addressed the UN, calling the current moment a success for Montenegro and emphasizing the generation's responsibility to finalize the country's European integration path.
The film 'Little and Wonders' is being shown at the Cultural Information Center (KIC).
Minister Golović stated that workers could receive higher wages starting in October and that improved working conditions are necessary for the election campaign.
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez delivered a 'moral lecture' at the UN, suggesting that future generations in Spain will question their current actions.
The Croatian national handball team will have their first test match against the "Lions" in Ohrid.
News updates show that Ukrainian President Zelensky is calling for defensive actions.
A suspect from Podgorica is being investigated for violence, where a minor was allegedly injured with a cable and a shoe.
Customs revenue from fuel sales decreased by six million euros over the summer period.
The Pljevlja thermal power plant complex is highlighted as a crucial element for Montenegro's energy stability.
An announcement for the 'NLB Steffi Challenge' encouraging users to set goals, save money, and win prizes.
The ABA League is experiencing new legal disputes arising from referee decisions.
The process of preparing for exams is expected to be slow.
In a surprising turn of events in Turin, Finland has eliminated Italy, marking a historic achievement for the Finnish team.
Manchester United is reportedly selling grass from "Old Trafford", with tickets priced at 125 euros.
