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Montenegro
Montenegrin news is dominated by domestic politics and sports, with a significant football story about Edin Džeko's farewell and a sports report on Montenegro's national football team's victory. Domestic social issues are also covered, including a story about the President's gift to the Pope…
A commentary piece questions whether Minister Joković should be allowed to act impulsively or make decisions without proper consideration.
Montenegro's national football team secured a victory against Latvia, continuing their winning streak.
A brief mention of 'resignation' as a news topic.
Footballer Edin Džeko presented his teammates with gifts as he bid farewell to the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team.
An event called 'Finnish Days in Bar' introduced local children to Finnish culture and traditions through stories about Finland and the Moomins.
Traffic will be restricted in several streets in the center of Podgorica starting at 2 PM due to the upcoming Pride Parade.
Edin Džeko delivered a farewell speech after his last game for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović presented Pope Francis with a historical document, a traditional craft, and an item featuring Montenegrin symbols.
The Center for Civic Education (CGO) podcast discusses the need for equal application of justice, stating that criminal accountability should not be selective.
Prime Minister Spajić praised a group for moving away from negative practices and achieving positive results.
Athletics star Armand Duplantis has reportedly made a surprising choice regarding his career or future plans.
Czech cybersecurity specialists are scheduled to visit Montenegro to enhance cooperation in cyber defense.
A historical discussion questions the accuracy of dates related to the Battle of Krusi, attributing misinformation to the 'regime' and the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Minister Dukaj stated that joint efforts are underway to improve Montenegro's capabilities in cybersecurity and its overall resilience.
Political figures Bečić, Krapović, and Vuksanović paid their respects by laying a wreath at the Krusi monument.
Staff at the State Audit Institution plan to initiate a general strike on Monday due to unresolved issues.
The organization STEGA is hosting a panel discussion at the Faculty of Montenegrin Language and Literature (FCJK) to discuss topics such as statehood, identity, and loyalty.
An commemoration marks the 230th anniversary of the Battle of Krusi, highlighting Montenegrin resilience.