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The Vijesti front page covers a mix of domestic Montenegrin political developments, including a potential crisis related to constitutional amendments and parliamentary sessions. It also features stories on societal issues such as legal disputes and university elections. International news is…
The article reports on a political deadlock concerning constitutional amendments, where the majority denied a quorum for a session, indicating a potential new crisis. Andrija Mandic is central to the story.
A story detailing how initial customer concerns were alleviated by legal actions, focusing on a lawsuit filed by Prva Banka against Dejan Milovac.
This news report details the discovery of espionage equipment concealed within luggage intended for shipment to Tel Aviv.
A discussion at the University of Montenegro's rectorate focused on direct elections for the rector, with the sentiment that anonymity is not the way to achieve change.
This article discusses what is described as the 'unpleasant truth' regarding the enlargement process of the European Union.
Companies within the Municipality of Bar are reportedly delayed in adopting new statutes and appointing boards of directors, with questions arising about whether the hold-up is due to legal rights or political positions.
The article discusses the relationship between the US and China, suggesting that they should be partners rather than rivals, referencing figures like Trump and Xi.
A promotional article about Monte Credit providing new funding of two million euros for entrepreneurs in Montenegro.
This promotional content offers advice from Tea Medica on rational supplementation during the autumn season, focusing on the correct selection of vitamins and minerals.
A promotional piece celebrating the Moj Lab hospital for its achievements in Montenegrin private healthcare, highlighted by receiving an international accreditation plaque.
