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The news from Montenegro covers the 82nd anniversary of the newspaper Pobjeda, reflecting on its history and future challenges in the media landscape. Other prominent stories include a discussion on potential job losses in the media due to the Euro model without state support, an analysis of…
This story traces the 82-year history of the newspaper Pobjeda, from its beginnings as 'war newspapers' in Nikšić to its current form in Podgorica, highlighting its role in documenting history.
Reflecting on the 82nd anniversary of the first issue of Pobjeda in Nikšić in 1944, this piece discusses the evolving ways news reached readers and the newspaper's commitment to staying relevant.
Concerns are raised that implementing the Euro model without prior dialogue and state support measures could lead to mass layoffs of journalists and media professionals.
According to UN data, 3.6 billion people live in areas vulnerable to climate change, with the European Commission estimating significant impacts from floods and droughts.
An article mentions awards for individuals in the past year, with a quote from Gorčević stating Montenegro is on track after 14 years of negotiations.
There is increasing interest from French companies in the Montenegrin market, as noted in an economic report.
This story highlights the risk to the tourism sector, where a significant portion of guests might be lost.
The transition to winter time is announced.
In handball, the team Lovćen faces an easy match against Riviera in Nikšić.
The Asian Football Confederation has expressed support for Gianni Infantino.
This sports headline poses a question about the dominance of skiers Odermatt and Shiffrin in upcoming competitions.
Gorčević states that Montenegro, as a candidate country, has submitted its negotiation positions after 14 years of talks.
Vuksanović Stanković declares she will not return to politics, stating that Montenegro will be destroyed by vanity and integrity is not measured by expertise.
The police report that a prosecutor has ordered the return of documents belonging to Iković and Dragićević.
A suspect in Podgorica is accused of threatening his father with a knife.
Europol reports the discovery and exploitation of six excavators at a construction site in Podgorica.
