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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's political landscape, including its EU accession path and domestic political developments. Other stories cover economic news, a sports update, and a crime report, as well as a story about a fashion identity.
Croatian Prime Minister Plenković, during the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Tivat, presented a list of bilateral issues with Montenegro, and four months later, new demands have emerged from Zagreb.
MAXBET has terminated its business relationship with Pobjeda's printing house following a report about an unpaid winning ticket worth 125,000 euros.
The product has not yet been submitted to the Institute for Medicines, and the Basic Court in Podgorica has made a decision on its qualification, but its verification status is unclear.
The parliamentary majority will continue to work, adopt laws, and close negotiation chapters, fulfilling the goals set by 80% of Montenegro's citizens, who will soon see results.
The revision of the budget's final account for 2025 has been suspended.
There is a call to prioritize the export of finished wood products over raw timber.
Filmmaker Alba Rorvaher shares her perspective on the corporate world.
This story focuses on the fashion choices and style of Slađana Kaluđerović.
Herceg Novi and Budućnost will compete for the first trophy of the new volleyball season.
President Milatović gifted Pope Francis a reproduction of the 1886 Concordat.
A fire at a car dealership resulted in the destruction of multiple vehicles.
Twenty-three inmates within the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions (UIKS) are participating in a hunger strike.
The trial concerning the attack involving Bećirović and Mijatović is ongoing.
Montenegro's national football team secured their third consecutive win in Group C2.
Montenegro secured a dramatic victory in their Baltic mission, with Adžić's performance being key.
Portugal achieved a brilliant performance, with Ronaldo being a notable player.
Coach Savić expressed confidence that her players will perform at their absolute best.
Montenegro's U21 team must win at DG Arena to finish their campaign successfully.
Stojović reflects on the 35th anniversary of the attack on Dubrovnik, recalling his grandfather's opposition to the actions.
