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The news on Antena M focuses on a mix of domestic Montenegrin affairs, including a significant legal case involving asset seizure, political statements from key figures, and the conclusion of the summer season for Budva's parking services. International news includes protests in Barcelona and…
Montenegro's Special Prosecutor's Office is requesting the permanent confiscation of over 54,000 square meters of property and two Mercedes G500 vehicles belonging to Radoje Zvicer.
A discussion on the foundational role of diversity in the literature of Montenegro.
An article titled 'Gem, Set, Diplomacy' is presented, likely relating to international relations or sports diplomacy.
Football player Luka Modrić expresses his desire to continue playing, especially during challenging times for his team.
The NLB Podgorica Millennium Run is encouraging companies to participate by forming teams for a 5km race, promoting team spirit and community engagement.
A housing protest in Barcelona resulted in confrontations with police and the erection of barricades.
Football expert Mateus expresses dissatisfaction with coach Klopp, stating that Germany is suffering consequences due to a large number of players.
Andrija Mandić offers a blessing to both Montenegro and the United States.
Miloš Uljarević criticizes Andrija Mandić's recent statements, labeling them as politically cowardly and emphasizing Montenegro's need for a democratic political culture.
Milan Roćen comments on President Milatović's gift to the Pope, questioning the choice of a tennis racket given Montenegro's sporting achievements.
Thirteen applications have been submitted for positions as members of the Central Election Commission (CIK).
The Netherlands has signaled its approval for the provisional closure of seven negotiation chapters between Montenegro and the EU in mid-October.
Budva's Parking Service reported a successful summer season, with nearly one million vehicle entries recorded.
Current traffic conditions indicate no significant widespread restrictions, though diversions are in place on various road sections.
The State Audit Institution (DRI) has gone on a general strike, suspending audits and jeopardizing the deadline for the final budget account.
Lawyer Zora Begović stated that Svetozar Marović could potentially return to Montenegro as early as Sunday.
The weather forecast predicts sunny and warm conditions for today and tomorrow, followed by a change in weather.
Coach Vučinić expresses pride in his team's performance, stating they rightfully earned their first-place position.
Basketball team Budućnost is scheduled to play against Napoli.
