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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin news, including legal proceedings, social issues, and local events. International financial institutions' comments on economic models are also present. Several lifestyle and marketing-related articles are also highlighted.
The Medical Chamber has warned that a Ukrainian national, Kušnereva, was not permitted to administer botox injections as she lacked the necessary license, raising concerns about unlicensed cosmetic procedures.
The Bar's State Prosecutor's Office is investigating an incident where singing was heard, with the local church municipality asserting it was a celebration of the temple and not related to controversial figures.
The Environmental Protection Agency was not consulted regarding hunting regulations for deer, fawn, and chamois, raising questions about the process and potential impact on conservation efforts.
The High Court has annulled a previous verdict against Bećirović and co-defendants, ordering a new trial at the Basic Court due to procedural issues or new evidence.
The court has found Čolaković not guilty of the charges brought against him, leading to his acquittal.
Representatives from the European Commission and the World Bank have stated that they are currently unable to provide detailed commentary on the 'Euro model'.
This article highlights the unique experiences and attractions available in the Boka Bay region during the late September period.
The retail chain Aroma is set to open a new store in Berane on October 1st, marking an expansion of its services in the region.
The Festival of Science and Innovation 2026 in Bar was a success, attracting thousands of visitors who engaged with robots and various scientific experiments.
A call for students to apply to the embassy by the deadline of October 2nd is featured, likely related to scholarships or exchange programs.
A resident of Budva has reported that he was a victim of theft, with approximately 3,000 currency units taken from him.
