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The news portal Pobjeda focuses on Montenegrin politics, including potential destabilization efforts and the country's EU accession process. Economic concerns like inflation and energy prices are also prominent. Other stories cover crime, social issues, and sports.
Montenegrin politician Banović states that the arrival of Zvinčuk was expected and that Mandić's actions do not indicate foreign interference, anticipating continued attempts to destabilize politics and compromise the country's European path.
According to Radović, the Commission President Ljiljana Karadžić refused to immediately register the items, stating it would be done at the end of the process.
Legendary Yugoslav ski jumper Primož Ulaga discusses the first Yugoslav victory in the World Cup, his childhood, champions, and holiday traditions.
The same words directed at journalists during the same incident were punished as insults for two minors, but not sanctioned in Cikić's case due to the manner of delivery.
Croatian media report that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković intervened with EU leaders to change conclusions regarding enlargement.
A woman of Asian descent was subjected to verbal abuse and harassment by children.
A comparison is made between the TV series 'War' and 'Succession', noting 'War's' impactful storytelling.
During a Europa League match between Hajduk and Ajax in Split, 'Torcida' fans displayed controversial chants and choreography involving a coffin.
A man from Pljevlja has been arrested and is accused of selling drugs to another resident of the town.
Basketball coach Žakelj attributes the loss to a poor performance in the second quarter of the game.
Minister Admir Šahmanović delivered a lecture on energy at the prestigious Oxford University.
An initiative aims to provide Montenegrin producers with greater market visibility.
Negotiations are underway in Brussels to close six additional chapters in Montenegro's accession to the European Union.
Montenegrin Finance Minister Spajić warns of impending imported inflation and increased costs for energy and food.
An article in Pobjeda discusses a revision process within Museums and Galleries.
The article discusses a significant increase in a certain percentage from 13 to 40 percent, noting that achieving full protection remains distant.
The prosecution has confirmed an ongoing investigation and is providing answers to specific questions.
Pejović has filed a self-report as a form of protest.
Three minors from Kotor will face legal proceedings.
The director of a Podgorica-based company is suspected of tax evasion.
A ski jumping legend shares his experiences and insights in an interview.
A football match report highlights the performance of a player named Barkola.
A report on a football match emphasizes the significance of a decisive goal.
The handball team Budućnost is preparing for their sixth Champions League match against Krim.
The article discusses Montenegro's path towards EU membership and the factors influencing it.
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An EU official stated that the responsibility for any negative outcome rests entirely with the national authorities.
Miloš Đuričković believes it is time for a more comprehensive agreement on the EU integration process, rather than focusing on short-term parliamentary votes.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed Croatia's desire for Montenegro to advance in its EU accession process.
An article discussing the Balkan region as a shared space for economic and other forms of cooperation.
