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The news from Montenegro focuses on economic challenges, with businesses requesting state support and subsidies due to rising costs. Legal and political developments are also prominent, including a high-profile 'state coup' trial update and discussions on MP integrity. International news covers…
The Union of Employers of Montenegro (UPCG) is asking the government to accompany any increase in minimum wages with a concrete support package for businesses, including phased implementation of new wage amounts, subsidies for small businesses, and the possibility of a moratorium on new taxes.
In the 'State Coup' case, the outcome has ranged from potential 70-year prison sentences to acquittals, with the accused now seeking compensation for damages.
Members of Parliament are scheduled to discuss the integrity check of public officials today.
Kyiv has received its second group of children from Mariupol, with more expected to arrive.
Vukotić announced that URA will propose raising the child allowance to 60 euros.
A new round of price increases is expected on Thursday.
Gojković stated that the team Mladost did not live up to expectations regarding scoring many goals.
Singer Marija Serifovic spoke about a difficult experience, describing it as dying and coming back to life.
The UNDP has indicated that young people desire more than just promises, seeking tangible support and opportunities for engagement.
Montenegro is featured in the 30th International Documentary Film Festival in Jihlava.
Danijel Alibabić has been re-elected president, stating his second term should prove their collective capabilities.
The municipality of Tivat is undertaking the HOT CHAI project, which aims to utilize new technologies to preserve cultural heritage.
Lampar commented that their victory against Jadran has put them back in contention for the top spot.
A school in Istanbul has been closed because of flooding.
Actress Hilaria Swank is facing challenges in her 52nd year as she awaits her third child.
Tismana was arrested and subsequently released in Serbia, facing suspicion of cocaine smuggling.
Podgorica will receive 7,000,000 euros for new parks and maintenance until 2027.
A brief update indicating time-sensitive information or live reporting.
Israel is reportedly threatening to occupy more territory in southern Lebanon, while Houthi forces have once again targeted Riyadh.
A new set of price changes is expected at Voli supermarkets on Thursday.
Ćosović has reportedly asked Ibrahim to support the 'Militia Law', and Maksim is being punished for murder before his retirement.
