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The Pobjeda news front page features a mix of domestic political news, including a dispute over a pool's name in Kotor and a discussion about Montenegro's EU accession timeline. It also covers legal proceedings, economic news like a supermarket sale, and a sports story about a football club. Other…
Krapović is going to Zagreb, and the local parliament in Kotor does not have the will to decide on the naming of the pool, with the mayor attempting to secure support from DPS.
Vuksanović states that the biggest risk to Montenegro's EU accession is not the negotiation dynamics with Brussels, but the country's own internal political relationships, suggesting that only stability can achieve the 2028 goal.
The specifics of the state property register remain unknown as the Administration for State Property has not responded to inquiries, leaving the value and extent of state assets unclear.
The trial of Mihailo Asanović, president of the municipality of Zeta, suspected of abuse of office, has been set for October 13 by the Special State Prosecutor's Office.
Health authorities have confirmed that there is no outbreak of plague, thus no need for special public health measures.
The football club Partizan has inaugurated a new field named in honor of Andrija.
A supermarket chain, Voli, is offering special prices on Thursday.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) is seeking the permanent confiscation of assets belonging to Kašćelan, Božović, and Knežević.
Marko Gazivoda has received a sentence of four and a half years in prison for possessing 302 kilograms of illegal substances.
Aleksa Pekić is highlighted as a young talent with potential that is beginning to attract attention.
The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, visited the memorial house of Gavro Vuković, emphasizing his significance as a statesman and diplomat.
Jovan Milović has been re-elected as the president of the Chess Federation of Montenegro.
Despite recent defeats, the Budućnost Voli basketball team's performance is analyzed, with a focus on whether a single bad game is a cause for alarm.
