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Front page leadA comparison of two Croatian documents from different years raises questions about Zagreb's approach to the European integration of neighboring countries.
Montenegro
The Pobjeda news front page features a mix of domestic Montenegrin politics, regional Balkan affairs, and international news. Key domestic stories include a parliamentary vote on a law concerning memorials and the ongoing 'State Capture' trial. Regional news focuses on economic cooperation in the…
A comparison of two Croatian documents from different years raises questions about Zagreb's approach to the European integration of neighboring countries.
The Parliament of Montenegro adopted an amendment to the Law on Memorials, creating legal grounds for the subsequent approval of already erected memorial plaques.
The ten-year journey of individuals arrested on the day of the 2016 parliamentary elections, from the defendant's bench to a final acquittal, is detailed.
Greece is working to position Northern Greece as a key economic, transport, and development hub in Southeast Europe, following initiatives in Sofia and Belgrade.
Legal proceedings related to the search for Marović have concluded due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
A person holding dual citizenship of Montenegro and Serbia has been arrested in Serbia.
Significant unrest in Tirana has resulted in numerous police officers being injured.
The parliamentary process to appoint the remaining members of the Judicial Council is underway.
Law enforcement in Ulcinj has taken action against two individuals for drug-related offenses, resulting in one arrest.
A statement highlights concerns about increasing living costs and the stagnation of child benefits.
Serbian President Vučić stated that Serbia will not cover billions of euros claimed by Croatia from Montenegro.
Maria Vuković received an official recognition or award for her achievements.
Significant flooding has occurred in Istanbul, submerging parts of the city.
A businessman from Serbia was denied entry and sent back from Podgorica airport.
Authorities in Berane are investigating the circumstances surrounding the placement of a bomb.
A physical altercation occurred in Pljevlja involving two men, resulting in a third person being injured.
The Special Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has filed indictments in connection with the murder of Predrag Pejović.
Tirana hosted a ceremony for the selection of the best athletes in the Balkans, following the Balkan Athletics Congress.
An analysis discusses Croatia's political strategies, particularly concerning its neighbors.
The Montenegrin Assembly is scheduled to debate a verification process.
Parliament has approved draft amendments to existing legislation.
The vote for the remaining members of the Judicial Council has been delayed without any stated reason.
The Agency for Personal Data Protection (AZLP) has instructed the Assembly to rule on a request filed by Muhamed.
The Montenegrin Assembly is currently in session to vote on constitutional amendments aimed at abolishing certain provisions.
An economic analysis suggests that borrowing is a more favorable strategy during periods of economic instability.
An initiative aims to support the project 'Ready for Work: From Knowledge to Opportunity'.
A tender has been issued for the renovation of the Cultural Center located in Sukuruć.
A business forum between Montenegro and Monaco has been established as a basis for future long-term cooperation.
Budućnost Voli basketball team lost to Tofaš in Bursa in the Eurocup.
Primorac water polo team achieved a significant victory against Jadran after a comeback.