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The news on Pobjeda's front page covers a range of domestic and international issues, with a significant focus on Montenegrin politics, including a controversy over a song performed at a concert and an investigation into medical licenses. Economic news includes concerns about electricity bills and…
The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar has initiated a case following a concert where a song was allegedly sung. The public institution where the concert was held denies responsibility for the content of third-party programs, and NGOs are also mentioned in relation to the incident.
The current state of the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions could jeopardize Montenegro's obligations in Chapters 23 and 24 of its EU accession talks due to unfulfilled CPT recommendations.
The Medical Chamber stated that the suspect in botox treatment cases did not possess a license and did not even apply for one, emphasizing that a recognized diploma is insufficient for legal practice of medical procedures.
Minister Ćulafić distances himself from a regulation that permits hunting for 'all categories' of deer and chamois, asserting that the Ministry of Ecology lacked legal grounds to withhold consent for his ministry's decree.
Some citizens are reportedly experiencing significant increases in their electricity bills, sparking concern and complaints.
A politician, Krapović, states that the most significant victory started much earlier than the event that is typically associated with it.
A total of 43,776 euros has been designated for the support of seven non-governmental organization projects.
The 'botox' that was seized has not yet been delivered to the relevant institute for analysis or further action.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has issued important directives concerning the construction of a more secure China at a higher level.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that his country is prepared to defend the electoral will, asserting that they will not engage in vote rigging.
The Primorac water polo team ended a two-game losing streak by defeating Partizan, though they still need to improve their performance.
Latković scored the winning goal in the 89th minute, securing Montenegro's first U17 European Football Championship title.
