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The news from Vijesti focuses on political events in Serbia with potential regional implications, a train derailment in Montenegro, and international affairs concerning Benjamin Netanyahu. There are also stories on the rising cost of pellet fuel in Montenegro, a cultural piece on superheroes, and…
This article discusses how early election results in Serbia, possibly linked to a vision impairment of its leader, might have positive implications for Montenegro and the wider Balkan region.
Due to the high cost of pellet fuel, residents of Pljevlja are reverting to using coal for heating, raising concerns about air quality and public health.
A passenger train derailed near Danilovgrad after encountering a landslide on the tracks.
Tijana Rakočević discusses the legacy of poet Radovan Zogović and his place in contemporary Montenegro.
Live updates on the early elections in Serbia, with initial turnout figures reported by IPSOS and Cesid.
A cultural piece exploring the theme of superheroes and their transition from god-like figures to more human characters.
Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly experiencing a decline in public confidence, even within areas traditionally supportive of him.
President Milatović announced that more than 180,000 euros have been raised for the Institute for Oncology, a philanthropic idea turned into concrete aid.
The housing association "Krov" announces its presence and intentions with the slogan "We are coming."
A warning has been issued regarding an epidemic in Bangladesh, highlighting its potential global implications.
