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The news front page of Vijesti from Montenegro covers a range of topics including the economic impact of cruise tourism in Kotor, a criminal case involving a Russian couple, European political developments, and international news from Iran and Thailand. It also features domestic news on a new law…
An economic analysis by CIN-CG examines the benefits and drawbacks of mass tourism from cruise ships in Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site, focusing on the economic impact versus the cost to the city.
A married couple from Russia, who arrived in Montenegro from Tel Aviv, has been ordered to be detained after their hearing at the Basic Court in Kotor.
The article discusses the current challenges facing Europe, including potential pressures from Russia and China, and the internal struggle to maintain unity.
A story focusing on a leading candidate for chancellor, who is carefully positioning himself for a political opportunity.
This cultural piece explores the deep European roots of Kotor and highlights the significance of Dobrota lace as a symbol for the future.
A preview of the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper dated September 27, 2026.
Montenegro's Minister of Tourism, Minister Kordić, reports significant growth in tourism and investments within the country.
The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) expresses concern that the new Law on Free Access to Information will not alter the current slow or silent practices of institutions.
Iran continues to advocate for a diplomatic resolution to international disputes, even after US President Trump rejected their proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
Thousands of people in Bangkok have been forced to find refuge due to severe flooding that submerged homes and streets.
A statement by Vadeful regarding a meeting with Sergey Lavrov, emphasizing the necessity of dialogue with opposing sides.
