ASK Checks Judges' Apartments: Sale of Preferential Squares Under Scrutiny ↗
Front page leadThe Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) is investigating judges' apartments and the sale of preferential housing units.
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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on legal proceedings, political investigations, and economic matters. Top stories include investigations into judges' apartments and preferential property sales, the Special Prosecutor's Office seeking…
The Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) is investigating judges' apartments and the sale of preferential housing units.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) is requesting the permanent seizure of assets from individuals including Kašćelan and Božović.
A court has overturned a conviction in the murder of Đuričković, ordering a retrial for Milošević, Mašanović, and Vujacić.
The Appellate Court has rejected a request from the company K-M Trust for compensation amounting to half a million for the demolition of illegal structures.
Stanišić states that the equipment in Cetinje is outdated and there is a tight deadline to meet European Union legal requirements.
An analysis of the 'Euro model' discusses its implications, referencing insights from three Nobel Prize winners.
Basketball coach Popović considers Sutjeska a strong contender for entering the ABA League, while Simonović discusses potentially leaving ABA2.
CKB bank has become the first financial institution in Montenegro to offer the service of opening bank accounts online.
Wizz Air's promotional flight 'Let's Get Lost' has landed in Albania, with passengers from Warsaw discovering a secret destination.
The article discusses eight decades of experience as a foundation for developing a new energy future.
The municipality of Žabljak has prepared new measures intended to support local farmers.