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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin issues such as the declining international recognition of the State University and political integrity, alongside regional news from Serbia and international affairs involving Cuba and Brazil. There are also reports on a train derailment in…
The State University of Montenegro is experiencing a decline in international recognition, with only six professors listed on Stanford's list, compared to universities with similar or smaller budgets.
The integrity of government candidates can only be assessed by independent citizens with proven moral credibility, who are not affiliated with any political party and are politically neutral.
Live coverage of the voter turnout in the Serbian elections as of 9 AM shows approximately 12% participation.
Montenegrin official Joković stated that Montenegro cannot indefinitely fulfill Croatia's demands on its path to full EU membership, highlighting that dignity must be maintained.
A train on the Nikšić-Podgorica railway line derailed after hitting a landslide, with details of the incident emerging.
The White House is reportedly in a hurry to pressure the regime in Havana, Cuba.
Analyst Popov suggests that a change of government in Belgrade would have immediate implications, particularly for the region.
A review or commentary on the film 'Sense and Sensibility', possibly focusing on its visual elements or narrative.
In the ABA League, Budućnost Voli secured a victory against Cedevita Olimpija, seemingly recovering from recent losses.
Milan Madžgalj received an award recognizing his work over several decades.
The second round of the presidential elections in Brazil is underway, with Bolsonaro and Lula in a close contest.
The Parking Service in Podgorica is planning to open five new smart parking facilities.
A commentary discussing how power can change facts more quickly than law.
