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The news on Vijesti covers domestic politics, with a focus on upcoming elections and political figures' activities. International business news is also featured, alongside lifestyle and local events in Montenegro.
A British national is reportedly guiding Milan Knežević on tours in the United States, with his party, DNP, signing a six-month contract with a London-based firm to penetrate the US market.
Serbian citizens residing in Montenegro are facing difficulties with registering to vote in overseas elections.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has extended an invitation to Donald Trump to visit Montenegro for a golf game, highlighting the scenic beauty of the country's bays.
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has withdrawn his participation from a scheduled meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Centre for Democratic Transition (CDT) has initiated criminal proceedings against Krsto Radenović and others, including Kankaraš.
A thematic session of the Committee for Education will be held to discuss the election of a rector, provided that one-third of the deputies request it.
This is a promotional article about the Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports in Paris, highlighting their role in global connectivity.
Keller Williams, a real estate company, has launched its operations in Montenegro, presenting new opportunities for agents and the local market.
The 'One Moment Tour' has been launched, celebrating thirty years of joint moments.
Restaurant Ember in Kolašin has been recognized as a new gastro destination by Dukley.
