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The front page of Pobjeda, a Montenegrin news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a political development regarding the energy company EPCG, an environmental issue with a pig farm, and a diplomatic statement from Croatia on war reparations. Other news…
The Ministry of Finance has not yet provided its opinion, which is one of the steps preceding decision-making regarding the appointment of three deputy directors for the energy company EPCG.
A pig farm in Spuž, operating since 1963 and managed by Voli since late 2023, has not undergone an environmental impact assessment despite orders from the ecological inspection.
Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman believes compensation for Morinj camp detainees could happen soon and stated that the sea border dispute can be resolved after Montenegro joins the EU, while the land border is unquestionable for Croatia.
Police yesterday, by order of the Prosecutor's Office, seized three vehicles for inspection, one of which is allegedly owned by the state company JP Morsko Dobro.
This headline refers to a statement by Šćekić, likely a political figure, criticizing the media landscape.
This headline suggests a report on a terrorist attack targeting an individual, possibly related to regional politics.
An analyst named Janjić believes the new government in Montenegro will face significant challenges.
This story discusses the lack of legal or protective measures sought regarding the misuse of artificial intelligence for voice manipulation.
An attack by the Sudanese army on a market resulted in over 100 fatalities.
Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have lost his majority in the Israeli parliament following an election, indicating political instability.
The Montenegrin basketball team Budućnost Voli narrowly lost a EuroCup game against Trento after a dramatic match with several lead changes.
This is a sports news brief, likely about NBA games, mentioning the New York Knicks' win, a performance by Jayson Tatum, and Luka Dončić.
Nenad Zečević, editor-in-chief of Pobjeda, assesses the student movement in Serbia as a significant political entity.
This is a snippet from a crime story, indicating an investigation initiated by the prosecutor's office in Berane.
A news brief detailing the escape of Miloš Janjušević using a diplomatic vehicle, suggesting a criminal or political fugitive situation.
The Appellate Court has raised concerns regarding changes in the testimony of a key witness in a legal case.
Legal requests to dismiss certain defenders have been denied.
The water polo team from Herceg Novi (Novljani) lost to Olympiacos in Athens after a penalty shootout in a Champions League match.
This headline likely refers to the football team Budućnost, awaiting results from other league matches.
An analyst discusses the future diplomatic and political relations between Serbia (Belgrade) and Montenegro (Podgorica).
Vladan Arsović, an official from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), criticizes the 'Europe Now' movement for hypocritical statements regarding the student list's victory.
Fatmir Đeka, a representative of minority parties, emphasizes the crucial role of minorities in Montenegro's independence and European future.
This headline indicates a call from a union or workers' group for the swift finalization of the General Collective Agreement.
A piece of advice or an article aimed at businesswomen, highlighting the importance of understanding technology in business.
This economic forecast suggests that rising salaries might lead to an increase in the prices of goods, particularly fruits.
