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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's political and economic developments, including its EU accession process and labor market reforms. Crime and legal proceedings, such as asset seizure requests and court rulings, are also prominent. Additionally, there are reports on local events in…
The Netherlands is expected to support Montenegro's efforts to close EU accession chapters, with a positive sentiment anticipated from all member states for the upcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
The 'Euro model' is poised to significantly alter the labor market and the function of the Employment Agency, building upon the minimum wage increases brought by the 'Europe Now' initiative and the emphasis on valuing qualifications in 'Europe Now 2'.
Kotor's municipal assembly will vote on changing the name of the local swimming pool during a session on Wednesday, with the proposal coming from the municipal president.
The Higher Court in Podgorica has rejected appeals from the defense and family members, confirming the temporary seizure of property belonging to the wife and sister of Ivan Delić.
There is a potential danger that oversight over expenditures will be neglected.
Vušurović has been acquitted of charges related to an attempted murder case.
The Center for Ecotoxicological Testing confirmed that a sample was contaminated but stated it does not pose a significant threat.
The team from Novi Vinodolski does not shy away from being considered favorites in their upcoming competition.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office is requesting the permanent confiscation of assets belonging to Radoje Zvicer.
According to Begović, Marović is expected to be able to travel back to Montenegro as early as Sunday.
South Korea has emerged as one of the primary suppliers in a significant global market.
