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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a political debate in Montenegro regarding a monument, government funding for waste management, and a piece on the literary world. International news covers an attack in Riyadh, a discussion on capital…
A political debate is underway in Montenegro concerning a proposed monument. Bakić suggests a memorial, while some opposition members and veterans express opposition.
The Montenegrin government is providing two million euros for waste incinerators and equipment for animal waste as a temporary solution for Chapter 12.
This story focuses on the life and work of journalist Ana Politkovskaya, highlighting her early insights into Vladimir Putin.
An attack on an airport in Riyadh resulted in at least 12 fatalities and over 300 injuries.
The report discusses the United States' practice of live executions, placing it in the context of countries like Iran and Afghanistan.
A recent risk assessment suggests that humanity faces the possibility of extinction by the year 2100, citing potential misuse of artificial intelligence or nuclear conflict.
This piece explores the challenges and implications of what is described as a global 'war' against the printed word.
The 'Montenegro 2026 Friendship World Cup' event has brought together sports legends, including Ivica Šurjak.
This story appears to be about Svetozar Marović and his status, with implications related to Serbia's actions or inactions.
The article highlights examples of sustainable architecture that are designed with people in mind.
An advertisement section for premium classifieds, offering a variety of listings including real estate, vehicles, and services.
This appears to be a segment or show titled 'Sunday in the Rearview Mirror' focusing on the Marović case and its timeline from verdict onwards.
