Montenegro citizens to need visas for Russia from November 1st ↗
Front page leadRussian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated that citizens of Montenegro will require visas to enter Russia starting from November 1st.
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The news from Antena M focuses on Montenegrin politics, with discussions around constitutional amendments and parliamentary proceedings. International news includes potential oil and gas exploration in Greenland and a report on an execution in Iran. Domestic issues also cover inflation rates in…
Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated that citizens of Montenegro will require visas to enter Russia starting from November 1st.
Following a vote concerning Mandić, MPs will today discuss constitutional amendments.
Tramp has announced the commencement of extensive surveys for oil, gas, and mineral deposits in Greenland.
Mugoša reported that inflation in Montenegro is higher than in approximately 90 percent of countries within the EU and the Eurozone.
A judicial media outlet reported that Iran has executed a monarchist convicted of armed attacks during the war.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has proposed subsidies for in-vitro fertilization treatments, potentially up to 5,000 euros, in Podgorica.
Radunović and the chief state architect were questioned as part of an investigation into the tender for Velje brdo.
TV Antena M has announced a new initiative to welcome and train young journalists.