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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Montenegrin politics, economy, and society. Top stories include political developments regarding upcoming elections, economic news about resource extraction and pensions, and social issues such as hunting…
Montenegrin opposition claims they are not surprised by a statement from Mandić regarding elections potentially being held before the 'Euro model' comes due for payment.
Brčvak has reportedly lost the rights to extract ore in Pljevlja, Montenegro.
Questions are raised about the procedure for a new rulebook that appears to expand the culling of previously protected species, sparking controversy.
A woman sentenced to death in the United States has survived an attempt on her life.
The Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro states that while they support the goal of increasing wages, it must be done through a sustainable model and in agreement with businesses.
A promotional article offers advice or information about managing one's budget effectively.
Official Ćulafić announces that the list of protected species is prepared and ready for formal adoption.
Pension amounts in Montenegro have seen an increase of 2.48 percent.
An article suggests a correlation between suspicious data and an rise in illegal hunting or poaching.
An article celebrates the tenth anniversary of ŠkArt, detailing its evolution into a space for artistic expression, resistance, and community building.
A promotional notice announces a public call for participation in a tendering process through the collection of offers.
An announcement for the first basketball game of the season titled 'Future is Mornings' to be held in Morača.
The cost of the union-defined consumer basket has reached 2,170 euros, indicating a growth of 2.84 percent.
