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Montenegro
Montenegrin news outlet Pobjeda features top stories on the country's EU accession prospects, including statements that Montenegro could become the 28th EU member by 2028. Other domestic news includes a legal dispute over a restaurant lease, government borrowing for a tugboat and firefighting…
A representative from Merc states that Montenegro is on a good path to join the EU soon and should serve as an example to other countries, highlighting progress and the real possibility of accession.
The explanation for the decision states that a site visit revealed recent interventions on the Dvorska church object, including the installation of floodlights, speakers, and laminate.
The lease agreement expired on May 27th, and the owner claims to have given the tenant two deadlines to vacate, but the restaurant 'Gurman' continues to operate.
The Ministry of Finance has decided to consolidate the financing for the purchase of a tugboat and a firefighting aircraft into a single credit arrangement.
Legal proceedings are underway for alleged involvement in foreign armed formations, with ongoing trials.
Srdanović stated an intention to halt the policy of increasing tensions between Serbia and Montenegro.
The Academic Forum discusses the effectiveness of smart boards in education, suggesting they do not inherently produce smarter students.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's position in Asia appears to be weakening, with indications of reduced support from the Asian Football Confederation.
