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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's political landscape, including its relationship with the EU and Hungary, efforts to combat femicide, and tourism development. International news includes a German minister's call for faster deportations and a Kremlin statement on ambassador changes…
Hungarian Ambassador Peter Hetei states that Hungary fully supports Montenegro's EU membership and is interested in the speedy ratification of agreements following accession negotiations.
Raičević emphasizes that the success of femicide prevention measures will be judged by the number of cases averted, rather than solely by criminal convictions, as femicide is treated as a form of aggravated murder.
Montenegro's foreign policy remains fully aligned with the EU's common foreign and security policy, committing to restrictive measures against actions that undermine Ukraine.
Local officials plan to develop Nikšić into a year-round tourist destination by connecting various offerings and strategically developing its potential.
The Agency for the Protection of Competition will closely monitor trade activities and market behavior.
Germany's interior minister has called for faster deportation processes in cases of mass illegal immigration.
The Kremlin stated that Moscow will not hurry to replace its ambassador.
Real Madrid has released a medical report confirming that Kylian Mbappé's injury sustained while playing for France is not severe.
Statistics indicate that Luka Modrić performed exceptionally well despite his age of 41.
An individual has been arrested on suspicion of wounding Dejan Radević.
A Ukrainian national and a Montenegrin citizen have been arrested in connection with suspicious activities.
An incident involving a Molotov cocktail being thrown into the yard of brothers in Bar is reported.
