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The Central Election Commission may be formed next week, indicating potential political developments in Montenegro.

The Ministry of Justice in Montenegro is reportedly under a cyberattack, raising concerns about data security.

Belarus will introduce visa requirements for citizens of Montenegro, while visa-free travel to China will be extended until the end of the year.

The National Bank of Serbia has revoked the operating license of Alta Bank, owned by Davor Macura.

Spain is in a period of mourning, with Prime Minister Sánchez facing scrutiny and defending his actions.

Lidl plans to continue its investments in Montenegro but has not yet revealed when its stores will open.

Legal proceedings are underway for Račune, who is preparing for court and has submitted filings to the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK).

Estonia has successfully curbed fentanyl use, but is now confronting new and dangerous drug substances.

The article discusses who will bear the cost of a billion-euro damage and how Europe is broadening responsibility for riot-related expenses.

An advertisement highlights prime offers for real estate, vehicles, and various services.

This provides a link to the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper dated October 31, 2026.

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