Mandic Runs a Victory Lap: Are You People Kidding Yourselves? ↗
Front page leadA columnist criticizes Andrija Mandić, stating he is unfit to be the president of the Montenegrin assembly and has proven it by lying about voting for his own dismissal.
Montenegro
The news from Montenegro's CDM website covers domestic politics, health advice, and international affairs. Key stories include a critical commentary on a Montenegrin politician's actions, advice on antibiotic use during respiratory illness season, and a report on Nobel Prize winners in economics.
A columnist criticizes Andrija Mandić, stating he is unfit to be the president of the Montenegrin assembly and has proven it by lying about voting for his own dismissal.
Expert Vesko Kovijanić advises that not all coughs require antibiotics and explains when it is necessary to consult a doctor during the respiratory infection season.
The Montenegrin Parliament is scheduled to discuss constitutional amendments today.
A brief news item related to European affairs, mentioning ballistic missiles.
Americans Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics.
The Montenegrin economy has received support amounting to 175.3 million euros.
Preparations are underway for the NLB Podgorica Millennium Run, offering free training sessions at three locations in the city.
Inflation in Montenegro is higher than in 90 percent of EU countries.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) is proposing to provide 5,000 euros to support medical assistance.
The show 'Girls' is returning with five new episodes, with original crew member Lina Danam reuniting the cast after ten years.