Legalization of Morinju plaque to follow: Law changes to resolve issues with… ↗
Front page leadMontenegro's government plans to legalize a plaque in Morinju by amending laws, aiming to resolve a contentious issue with Croatia.
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The Vijesti front page covers a range of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Montenegro. Key domestic stories include legal developments regarding a disputed plaque in Morinju and ongoing legal proceedings in the 'Telekom' affair. There are also crime reports detailing property…
Montenegro's government plans to legalize a plaque in Morinju by amending laws, aiming to resolve a contentious issue with Croatia.
Authorities have temporarily seized assets, including a house, bulldozer, trucks, and a BMW, from Željko Ljepavica, who is suspected of money laundering.
A court has sentenced Marko Laković to 10 months in prison and issued a restraining order against him for threatening journalist Jelena Jovanović.
The Higher Court has scheduled hearings in the 'Telekom' affair, with reports of individuals named Mila and Hungarian parties being involved.
An analyst, Radonjić, commented on the Serbian elections, stating that an organized criminal group will not accept defeat.
A promotional advertisement announces new discounted prices at Voli supermarkets for Thursday.
A promotional article discusses the benefits of faster payment processing for businesses.
This item shows the front page of the Vijesti newspaper dated October 15, 2026.
The Budućnost basketball team has lost three consecutive games, marking a first during coach Žakelj's tenure.
A promotional video suggests a service or product that saves time.
Montenegro is participating for the first time in the IMEX America trade fair, aiming to promote itself and its offerings.
An analysis or discussion program titled 'Načisto' questions the reasons behind the stalled European Union accession negotiations for Montenegro.