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The news from Antena M focuses on domestic Montenegrin affairs, including legal proceedings, constitutional changes, and local development. International news touches upon topics like gold prices and the role of youth in development.
Mugoša stated he voted for constitutional changes to prevent abuses of parliamentary immunity, while another report highlights differing political views on the effectiveness of EU integration policies.
An indictment has been filed against Murić for the serious offense of killing three individuals, with ongoing legal proceedings in Ulcinj for drug abuse offenses.
In an interview, Obradović discusses how Bijelo Polje is developing its tourism sector independently of major projects.
Market analysts and investors are expecting the price of gold to reach new record highs.
The United Nations Development Programme reports that young people are looking for more than just promises, desiring opportunities, support, and space for participation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published contact numbers for consular assistance for Montenegrin citizens affected by flooding in Istanbul.
Alta Group has stated that Macura respects and will continue to comply with the regulations of Montenegro regarding a recent ban.
Radulović suggests that the 'Euro model' should be implemented in phases, and assures that the Splendid hotel will not close.
A piece exploring the power of art to influence and transform awareness and conscience.
TV Antena M is launching an initiative to provide opportunities for aspiring young journalists.
