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The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic politics and international relations, particularly between Montenegro and Croatia. There are also reports on crime, sports, and economic news, including updates on local businesses and economic development initiatives.
A proposed agreement on compensation for former prisoners of the Morinj camp was sent to the Croatian side over a year ago, but no progress has been made. Montenegro expects a compromise from Croatia and a clear strategy from its own government.
Sunčana Glavak proposes connecting various open issues, from compensation for Morinj victims and searches for missing persons to the handover of the 'Jadran' ship and border demarcation, with the finalization of Montenegro's EU membership.
The EU Delegation stated that the Central Election Commission (CIK) must be established promptly. They noted that the commission's current review of candidate documents opens the possibility for an unsuitable candidate to be proposed or elected.
A politician admits that holding four positions is excessive, but implies there are reasons for it, without further elaboration in the snippet.
An article discusses the security challenges posed by an attack on a minor in Belgrade, highlighting it as an important lesson for Montenegro and emphasizing the importance of regional security.
Four theatrical performances are planned to be staged in museums across Montenegro, aiming to revitalize cultural spaces.
Two minors have been arrested in Podgorica on suspicion of committing a robbery.
The 13th round of the Meridianbet 1. CFL football league features Sutjeska hosting Jezero, with other teams like Budućnost looking to capitalize on the results.
A new issue of 'Objektiv' focuses on the theme of 'lost boys' as presented in the anthology 'Time'.
A retail chain, Voli, announces new, lower prices on its products.
