Mobster Zvicer Faces Asset Seizure ↗
Front page leadThe Special Prosecutor's Office is seeking the permanent seizure of properties and vehicles from a suspected leader of the Kavak clan.
Montenegro
The Vijesti front page highlights several domestic stories including ongoing legal actions against alleged mafia leaders, environmental concerns regarding a cement plant, and infrastructure issues in Pljevlja. Economic news focuses on the national airline and Montenegro's economic growth forecast…
The Special Prosecutor's Office is seeking the permanent seizure of properties and vehicles from a suspected leader of the Kavak clan.
The Special Prosecutor's Office has requested the permanent confiscation of villas and commercial properties from a leader of the Podgorica branch of the Kavak clan.
The World Bank has increased its projection for Montenegro's economic growth to 3.3 percent.
The national airline, ToMontenegro, has been awarded five new air routes.
Local residents are complaining about pollution, but the ministry states that the cement plant in Spuž is operating with all valid environmental permits.
Cracks have appeared on buildings due to excavation work for a new hospital in Pljevlja, leading residents to abandon their homes, and an inspection has halted the work.
Kljajić's court appearance has obstructed the government, with a temporary measure issued in a dispute concerning the chairmanship of the ASB Council.
The budget for Mojkovac has been set at 13 million euros.
Tea Medica provides advice on skincare and supplementation tailored to individual needs.
CKB bank has opened a new branch located at the University of Montenegro, aiming to serve the youth.