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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's political landscape, particularly its integration into the EU and domestic political discourse. There are also stories on social issues, sports, and entertainment.
A political figure states that a portion of the ruling elite is hindering Montenegro's integration process and shifting blame to Croatia, suggesting that while one gesture may not halt membership, the cumulative effect of such actions could significantly slow it down.
A political commentator expresses concern that in Montenegro, identity politics is a powerful tool for politicians, hindering societal progress and perpetuating a desire for betterment.
The article highlights a long-standing issue where the state has taken thirty years to address a problem, questioning the delay in protecting the health of vulnerable populations.
A speaker at an event in Krusi declared that courage over force, unity over division, and freedom have triumphed, symbolizing the spirit of Montenegrins.
A review of the movie 'Digger' and Tom Cruise's performance, suggesting it is a significant role for the actor.
This headline likely refers to a sports match where the favored team is clear, but the competition is expected to be fierce.
The public company 'Zelenilo' has requested 3.7 million euros for its upcoming projects.
Teachers in Montenegro have been granted a higher level of legal protection, alongside increased responsibilities.
During his visit to the Holy See, Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović extended an invitation to Pope Francis to visit Montenegro.
A fire broke out at a car dealership, resulting in the destruction of numerous vehicles.
Twenty-three inmates at the Institute for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions (UIKS) are currently participating in a hunger strike.
Montenegrin judoka Andrijana Šutović won a gold medal on the first day of the European Junior Cup held in Podgorica.
The women's volleyball team Budućnost Volley has won the Super Cup for the first time in their history.
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are voting today for a new government at 5,569 polling stations.
According to the Associated Press, dozens of buses transported supporters of Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade.
Global food prices have seen an increase for the third month in a row.
