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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda highlights Montenegro's progress towards EU accession, with key political developments and endorsements. Domestic issues include societal concerns such as child protection and local crime, as well as economic matters like fuel prices and infrastructure projects. Sports news…
The adoption of conclusions regarding the financial package for Montenegro's EU accession marks a significant milestone, with further progress expected by the end of the month.
A call for responsible action to protect children and the future from direct and long-term threats, with the 'Amber Alert' system providing rapid response.
An explosion occurred in Zabjelo, resulting in two jeeps being destroyed by fire and surrounding property sustaining damage.
Mehmed Musić, aged 78, testified about the torture of civilians during the 1992 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
An initiative or discussion focused on improving and maintaining the attractiveness of a destination for tourism throughout the entire year.
Radovanić stated that record fuel prices necessitate a response and proposed a solution.
Ursula von der Leyen commented on Montenegro's significant progress in its journey towards European Union membership.
Šarec congratulated Montenegro on closing its negotiation chapters, indicating progress in its EU accession process.
A story about a Montenegrin family living in Berlin and their aspirations or goals.
Commentary on the water polo team, praising the coach and highlighting the team's potential and prospects for development over the next two years.
The Budućnost handball team won points, but their offensive performance was noted as lacking a sufficient response.
The football club Mornar from Ulcinj is starting its defense of the Montenegro Football Cup title.
