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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key stories include political commentary regarding the Tribunal and a politician's stance, a debate on vaccination requirements for children in kindergartens, and economic news about European Central Bank measures affecting…
A politician named Mandic is reported to be changing his stance on the Tribunal, shifting from an anti-Serb position to one that respects its decision on Mladic.
The state is expected to work on gaining public trust regarding vaccination, and it has been determined that requiring vaccination for children to attend kindergarten is not unconstitutional.
Measures implemented by the European Central Bank are expected to decelerate the decrease of interest rates within Montenegro.
Manchester City is accused of concealing over 900 million pounds, marking a significant financial scandal in the sport.
A basketball team has achieved another victory in Wroclaw.
The Kremlin has issued a message to the European Union, described as a warning for them to 'fear'.
The Election and Appointment Committee is examining the proposers after nominations were accepted for the RTV Podgorica Council membership competition.
This story appears to be about a family struggling with issues they cannot resolve, presented as a cultural piece.
An advertisement for 'Vijesti oglasi' (classifieds) highlighting a variety of listings including real estate, vehicles, and services.
The Constitutional Court has reportedly sent a message concerning the rights to health and life.
A statement from Ćulafić outlines plans to protect 540 species of animals, with deer being among them.
The American military is withdrawing from Iraq after a 20-year presence, with the headline suggesting a path or consequence of this departure.
