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The news from Pobjeda covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a strong emphasis on crime and politics within Montenegro. Top stories include a report on the injuries sustained by Vesna Medenica, a former Supreme Court president, and legal proceedings involving Slobodan Kašćelan…
Former Supreme Court President Vesna Medenica was urgently taken to the Clinical Center of Montenegro after falling at the Investigation Prison in Spuž, where she sustained a fractured nose bone and an injured left arm.
Slobodan Kašćelan, a leader of the Kavački clan, did not answer any questions from the judge during his trial in a separate proceeding.
Basketball official Ranko Bokan stated that the ABA League will not be dissolved, implying that certain individuals are working against the competition's interests.
In an interview with Pobjeda, Đukanović made a statement regarding his involvement or lack thereof in a certain situation, though the full context is cut off.
The article provides advice from Tea Medica on rational supplementation, likely related to health and wellness.
The average pensions in Montenegro are expected to increase by at least two percent in October.
A political story reporting that Ćinćur allegedly assisted Mandić in a political maneuver, according to DPS spokesperson Popović.
The Institute Alternatives highlights a lack of public awareness or knowledge regarding a specific issue, likely related to governance or policy.
The Montenegrin national football team is playing an away match against Armenia in their third match of the qualifying campaign.
An article discussing the potential for the return of the 'sup' (likely a local term or species) to the Piva region and its positive impact on tourism.
