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The news from Vijesti, a Montenegrin outlet, covers a range of topics including a protest related to femicide, pollution control in Pljevlja, international relations with a focus on Putin's dialogues and Trump's political learning, a domestic issue regarding the anniversary of a building collapse…
A protest highlights the issue of femicide, with participants questioning society's tendency to seek justifications rather than accountability for such crimes.
A Belgrade-based company has reportedly been awarded a contract to install an expensive filter system aimed at addressing pollution issues in Pljevlja's boiler house.
The article discusses the implications and potential outcomes of recent dialogues with Russian President Putin, questioning whether they represent pragmatic engagement or a futile effort.
An analysis suggests potential political lessons that Donald Trump could draw from the experiences of Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
On the second anniversary of a canopy collapse in Novi Sad, the legal proceedings related to the incident are reported to still be pending.
A promotional piece highlights Montenegro's role in global tourism, suggesting Podgorica's significance in connecting Europe and Asia.
An advertisement showcases premium offers for real estate, vehicles, and various services, consolidating them into a single platform.
This is a link to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' dated November 1, 2026.
Marko Kričak, the head of the Serbian Police Directorate (UKP), and Boško Sekulović, the head of the Service for Suppression of Crime, have been arrested.
The article profiles Dr. Ilija Srđanović, the leader of a student list, who has Montenegrin origins, and explores local reactions to him.
The death of Mišo Hrnjak, widely known as the legendary bassist for the band Azra, has been reported.
The European Union is implementing new measures to protect its car manufacturers from competition originating from China.
