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Gzim Hajdinaga, former director of the Employment Bureau of Montenegro, is accused of misusing public funds for travel, with over 330 travel orders logged within 18 months, primarily between Ulcinj and Podgorica.
After 34 years, Ferid Klapuh can finally bury his parents and sister whose remains were handed over to him. The case raises questions about why the victims were buried without proper investigation after an autopsy in 1992.
Svetlana Babačić has been sentenced to four years and five months in prison for exploiting the financial difficulties of three women to involve them in prostitution.
Despite poor recent results, there's a sense of optimism for the national football team as they enter a new cycle, though past performances offer little grounds for high expectations.
A political analysis discussing an expected institutional failure, with mentions of interest in the Adriatic-Ionian Corridor and parliamentary quorum issues.
The political standing of Andrija Mandić is weakened due to a lack of quorum in parliament, leading to threats from the opposition.
A story exploring legacy and memory, possibly through art or music, inspired by a father's heritage.
A landslide has occurred on the road between Podgorica and Cetinje, prompting warnings for drivers to exercise caution.
A political statement from DPS Plav accusing Armen Šehović of protecting Andrija Mandić's position, referencing a parliamentary session.
A brief mention of patients at the Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) following treatment, with an indication of complications or a specific event.
A resident of Bijelo Polje is under suspicion for forest theft, and legal proceedings have been initiated against him.
Aco Đukanović is scheduled to appear in court on October 12 regarding inherited property matters.
A legal or crime-related update mentioning sentences or cases involving individuals named Koprivica and Duško Roganović.