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Montenegro
The news on Antena M's front page covers a range of topics including political commentary on Montenegro's European future, the cost of housing in Bijelo Polje, environmental concerns regarding wastewater, and women's role in business. International news includes arrests in Athens related to an…
A political figure named Sokol stated that Montenegro's European future should not be contingent upon political shifts in Belgrade, highlighting a potential divergence in foreign policy or integration goals.
The article examines the housing market in Bijelo Polje, indicating that a 50-square-meter apartment requires a financial commitment equivalent to over 120 average salaries.
Metropolitan Joanikije of Miracles stated that Patriarch Porfirije directly suggested to the Montenegrin government to separate from Belgrade and clearly state their needs.
The environmental organization Green Home has issued a warning that more than half of the wastewater from settlements is being discharged into rivers without undergoing purification processes.
A report by Nikolić highlights that while women are at the helm of nearly one-third of businesses, their collective revenue contribution is less than one-fifth of the total.
Authorities have apprehended three individuals in connection with an explosion that occurred in Athens in September, resulting in the deaths of six people.
A former resident describes the dire conditions in the Russian-occupied town of Oleskiya, where bodies remain unburied and stray dogs scavenge from the deceased.
The death of renowned actor Patrick Stewart has been reported.
Cristiano Ronaldo achieved a remarkable feat by scoring three goals in just 16 minutes, bringing him closer to a significant historical milestone.
