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Montenegro
Montenegro's Antena M front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political appointments in healthcare, a religious dispute, and international events such as drone attacks in Russia and elections in Serbia. There are also sports updates and features on local…
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The head of the Berane Health Center was appointed with a candidate from the PES party, despite promises of depoliticizing healthcare.
A statement or report asserting that the abolition of the Montenegrin Church was carried out through violent, illegal, and uncanonical means.
Elections are being held again in Serbia at 53 polling stations.
Football coach Mourinho describes his coaching philosophy, emphasizing a defensive style with high scoring.
A major drone attack has targeted Russia, resulting in a fire at one of its largest refineries.
Journalist Obradović states that the lack of punishment for attacks on journalists continues to undermine the rule of law in Montenegro.
A photo report showcasing the town of Žabljak covered in snow.
In a water polo match, Budućnost beat Partizan, while Jadran and Budva secured wins and Primorac suffered a defeat.
A question is raised about the potential use of a helicopter to transport Porfirije to Cetinje.
A health report highlights that many individuals are unaware of their diabetes and provides information on how to identify early symptoms.
Montenegrin President Milatović, speaking from Zagreb, expressed optimism about overcoming past issues and working towards a shared positive future.
Nik Đeljošaj has been chosen as the inaugural president of the newly formed unified Albanian Forum.
Croatian President Milanović and Montenegrin President Milatović discussed Montenegro's independence and its path to the EU, with Milanović offering a somewhat cryptic remark.
The Parliament of Montenegro hosted an Open Day event celebrating 120 years of its parliamentary history.
The weather forecast for today predicts temperatures up to 17 degrees Celsius with intermittent rain.