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The news from Vijesti, Montenegro, covers a range of domestic political developments, including discussions on EU accession negotiations, a proposed law regarding former officials, and statements about alleged involvement in the Srebrenica genocide. International news focuses on sabotage against…
Montenegrin politics discusses the ongoing EU accession process, highlighting that work remains even after 33 chapters are closed, with chapters 34 and 35 also needing resolution.
A proposed law in Montenegro would require former officials to pay tax on the value of any apartment they received, with official Vojinović providing clarification on the details.
Former Montenegrin President Đukanović denies accusations of involvement in the Srebrenica genocide, labeling them as fabrications spread by nationalist groups.
The Higher Court in Montenegro has confirmed a previous verdict stating that the private educational institution FDES was not discriminated against and that the state owes it no money.
An official, Mandić, claims that command responsibility of Đukanović during the war can be easily proven with solid evidence.
Montenegrin basketball player David Mirković, currently playing for the University of Illinois, expresses his ambition for a title and his drive for success.
This article delves into the clandestine operations and sabotage efforts targeting Vladimir Putin that are reportedly originating from within Russia itself.
A promotional article for a campaign or initiative called 'Together for Her'.
An advertisement for premium classified ads offering a wide range of listings including real estate, vehicles, and various services.
This entry shows the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for a future date, October 19, 2026, likely a preview or placeholder.
