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The Vijesti front page features a mix of domestic political and economic news concerning Montenegro's EU accession, alongside international news and sports updates. Key domestic stories focus on political dialogues for EU integration, economic discussions regarding the Port of Bar, and audits of…
Political dialogue is emphasized as a means to prevent the slowing of Montenegro's path to the European Union, drawing lessons from Slovenia and Croatia's pre-2013 experiences and highlighting open issues between Zagreb and Podgorica.
Economic crisis has delayed discussions concerning the Port of Bar, halting cooperation with a UAE company, while trade unions are pushing for state control over the port's operations.
The State Audit Institution (DRI) is examining the process of accessing European funds, with results of the reform agenda implementation audit expected by the end of 2026.
Prime Minister Spajić stated that it is evident who supported Montenegro's European integration and who obstructed it, suggesting it is time to live by the 'Euro model'.
Andrija Mandić expressed confidence that Montenegro will secure its place in the European Union, stating that they have achieved victory despite facing numerous challenges.
The Montenegrin national football team, 'Sokoli', is reinforced for crucial Nations League matches with the potential return of Marušić and Vukotić, while Hakšabanović completed a full 90 minutes in a recent game.
This is a link to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' dated October 20, 2026.
Recent unrest in France has revealed a slow and difficult period for President Macron's administration.
The story discusses rising taxes and costs, with a specific mention of an increase related to a square measurement, possibly linked to construction or property.
Olive growers are concerned about the final route of a highway and want it disclosed, while the state-owned company Monteput is awaiting a technical study.
