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The front page of Pobjeda focuses on Montenegrin politics and its relationship with the EU, alongside domestic crime, infrastructure projects, and economic developments. International news includes a brief mention of a US-China leaders' meeting and a cultural event. Sports news highlights a…
The article discusses the EU's potential role in Montenegro's political landscape, suggesting it could either stabilize the situation or lead to a Hungarian-like political scenario. The speaker states their intention not to be a political tool.
Montenegrin police have arrested a Ukrainian woman and a Montenegrin man on suspicion of performing unauthorized treatments with botulinum toxin on three female victims.
Preparatory work for the Budva bypass, a project valued at approximately 237.5 million euros, is set to begin in early October and is expected to take four years to complete.
Goran Mitrović alleges that Vučinić disregarded orders from the Administrative Court and the Ministry of Defense. The Directorate, however, claims that their actions were in accordance with the court's ruling.
Finance Minister Spajić emphasizes the need for increased wages as a measure to curb emigration from Montenegro.
A cultural piece or review titled 'Possible Love' is described as a poetic reflection on human complexities.
Authorities searched properties linked to arrested Russian individuals and reportedly found a significant amount of cash.
The municipality of Herceg Novi has nominated ten candidates for its most prestigious award.
The winners of the Social Impact Award competition for 2026 have been declared.
A report or commentary on governance reform suggests it is rebuilding public trust.
Montenegrin officials Zogović and Vukićević held a meeting with a US Under Secretary.
The news reports the death of Milan Panić, who previously served as the Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Following a victory against Cyprus, the Montenegrin football coach attributed the win to the team's effort but noted issues with ball possession and conceding goals.
Montenegrin footballers came from behind to secure a win, scoring key goals in their match.
A description of Montenegro's difficult but ultimately successful victory over Cyprus in a football match.
An announcement related to the top four European football leagues making a call or statement.
A report indicates positive economic progress for Montenegro, highlighted by a credit rating upgrade from Moody's.
EU Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, stated that political will is crucial for Montenegro to finalize its accession negotiations with the European Union.
Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has acknowledged receiving a note from the German Embassy.
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) presented the Green Award and unveiled jubilee coins.
Official Mugoša plans to introduce new proposals aimed at creating a more equitable system.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović attended a memorial event in New York to commemorate the victims of the September 11th attacks.
The detention order for Dražen Vukadinović has been revoked.
