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The front page of Pobjeda features a mix of domestic political developments in Montenegro, including discussions on parliamentary quorum, government initiatives on salary increases and citizen outflow, and the country's EU accession process. It also covers crime, energy sector news, and…
Despite internal accusations, PES and DNP parties are expected to cooperate to keep Andrija Mandić as the head of the Assembly. This article speculates on the possibility of a lack of quorum for certain parliamentary actions.
Nemanja Laković discusses the significance of the Rudnik uglja - Termoelektrana system in Pljevlja, highlighting its 1,500 employees and its substantial impact on the local economy.
A patient from Dobrota, previously ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment, is now in custody suspected of robbing two taxi drivers with a knife while on a weekend leave.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić shared a message from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding wage growth, employment, and the green transition, emphasizing the increase in the minimum wage.
This section highlights upcoming content, including interviews with Chiara Mastroianni and Gyorgy Palfi, and a review of current affairs.
An analysis of the current political climate suggesting that both the ruling parties and the opposition are facing significant tests.
The Supreme Court has extended the pre-trial detention for individuals identified as Murići and Kajević, who are suspected of involvement in criminal activities.
Montenegro's representative, Ibrahimović, participated in a UN ministerial roundtable discussing violence against women.
A brief notice regarding a deadline for team registrations.
Montenegro is actively involved in the development of European policies related to artificial intelligence.
According to Euronews, Croatia is impeding Montenegro's progress towards European Union membership due to ongoing disputes.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Kotor reports a lack of quorum for the local parliament session, with implications for decision-making.
Information about temporary road closures on specific routes.
Authorities seized a significant amount of tobacco near Lake Skadar, leading to criminal charges against individuals involved in smuggling.
The Constitutional Court is expected to rule on the issue of mandatory child vaccination for school attendance.
President Jakov Milatović addressed the UN, describing the current period as a moment of success for Montenegro.
A statement from Gardašević asserting their lack of guilt regarding unspecified accusations.
Pre-trial detention has been extended for Nokić and Mujević, who are suspected of criminal offenses.
Law enforcement agencies have seized two vehicles that were subject to Interpol's search.
Four individuals suspected of involvement in the creation of a criminal organization have had their detention extended.
A brief update on a football player from Sassuolo joining their team's gathering.
Montenegrin footballer Vasilije Adžić expresses his confidence and eagerness for the upcoming Nations League, aiming to prove his team belongs at a higher level.
The handball team Budvanska Rivijera experienced a significant loss in their match in Skopje.
A short report on junior athletes achieving bronze medals in their competition.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic is set to return to Beijing, a tournament where he has an undefeated record of 29-0.
A new session to elect the Assembly of the Montenegrin Basketball Federation (KSCG) is scheduled for Tuesday at the 'Voco' hotel.
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić discusses the government's efforts to combat the emigration of citizens from Montenegro.
The Albanian Forum has outlined its demands for increased support for the economy and agriculture, decentralization, guaranteed mandates for Albanian lists, and the implementation of agreed-upon personnel solutions.
The President of China has commenced an official state visit to the United States, marking a significant diplomatic event.
