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The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegrin politics, including a failed attempt to dismiss Andrija Mandić, and a non-paper from Austria, Czech Republic, and Slovakia regarding EU expansion. The site also reports on economic developments, local crime, and sports news, including an interview with…
Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia have jointly submitted a non-paper urging faster EU enlargement and warning about open bilateral disputes between member states and candidate countries. Montenegro's MVP has welcomed this, while Perović criticizes the state's approach towards Zagreb.
New information states that conservation conditions from the Administration for the Protection of Cultural Assets were explicitly included in the decision of Morsko dobro and the lease agreement, but these are now being overturned.
The leader of DPS, Danijel Živković, explained that the party's initiative and the vote on Andrija Mandić's dismissal are not about judging him or the parliamentary majority, but the ideology.
Starting November 1, citizens of Montenegro will require visas to enter Russia, announced Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Former Slovenian basketball player Peter Vilfan discusses Duško Ivanović, Montenegrin basketball legends, and the challenges of away games.
Following a salary increase in October, another is anticipated.
This headline likely refers to a sports team's performance, indicating that their lack of defense hinders their chances of success.
Individuals were caught violating a ban on leaving Nikšić, and one of them had their 'Audi Q8' seized.
The cost of taxi rides in Podgorica is set to increase starting in January.
This highlights a lead story from the print edition, focusing on the repeated failure to dismiss a political figure.
A statement from Ćulafić regarding his readiness for new challenges, likely in the context of sports or politics.
Radunović is being questioned by the Special Police Unit (SPO) in connection with the Velji Brdo case, and a statement has been provided.
