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Montenegro
The CDM news website from Montenegro features domestic stories on legal and economic issues, alongside international news. Top stories include an ombudsman's findings on a father's alleged misconduct and citizen complaints about increased electricity bills. The site also covers sports and general…
The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found a mother's complaint valid, alleging her ex-husband sexually harassed their young children, with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office (ODT) failing to make a decision for ten months.
Montenegrin citizens are reporting that their electricity bills have doubled, while the national power company, EPCG, attributes this to increased consumption.
Mirza Mulešković states that investment in airports is an obligation and it is up to decision-makers to find the right modality.
A report suggests that over 8,000 North Korean soldiers might be in Russia, with 10,000 more being prepared.
A story from the 'Politics' section discussing the undisputed right of citizens to consultations.
The brother of the late Alma Ćosović has filed a criminal complaint with the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) against Milorad Marković.
The Center for Civic Education (CGO) and the Human Rights Action (HRA) report on the election of Barović and Podgorica's desire for him to be remembered.
In Budva, an individual is suspected of false reporting and abuse of cards, and was found to have committed fraudulent transactions while in prison.
Live updates on President Trump's denial of considering the lifting of sanctions against Moscow.
A sports headline quoting Zidane stating his team dominated.
A sports story about LeBron James, seemingly a humorous or speculative piece.
A sports headline quoting Vučević on the potential of the Orlando team.
