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The news from Montenegro's Pobjeda website focuses on economic concerns, political developments, and regional relations. A significant story highlights rising prices due to the upcoming Euro adoption and calls for immediate margin limitations. Regional politics are also prominent, with reports on…
Marko Subotić from the Union of Free Trade Unions states that prices in stores have begun to rise since the announcement of the Euro model a month and a half ago, urging for immediate margin restrictions.
The statement suggests that plans were in place to turn a clear victory for the Students' List into a defeat, implying an intention by Vučić to falsely claim victory, hence the police presence surrounding him and the Republic Electoral Commission.
The Zetski Dom building is described as more than a cultural temple, as it hosted Montenegro's first National Assembly on October 31, 1906, with the first chairman being the eldest member.
The National Museum has paid a total of 140,400 euros to 'SAB Security' for equipment storage over 72 months, with the lease agreement extending to November 30, 2026, and a monthly rent of...
Serbian President Vučić has reportedly criticized Professor Šoškić for his expressed views, adding to regional political tensions.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić has commented on the ongoing developments within the country and the wider region, asserting their significance.
Professor Šoškić, in an interview with Pobjeda, states his intention to review how funds are being utilized.
Former Montenegrin President Đukanović is scheduled to appear before an investigating judge early in the week for questioning.
The European Union is implementing a new regulation that imposes a two-euro charge on packages shipped from countries outside the EU.
The basketball club Budućnost is gearing up for a match against Niners Chemnitz, rallying support from its fans.
Following a dominant win by Budućnost Voli against Borac, player Fletcher Magee expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance, particularly his own shooting.
Two individuals from Nikšić have been apprehended by authorities suspected of theft from a Ukrainian national.
The court proceedings for the murder case of Igor Nedović have been delayed once more, with no new date announced.
A resident of Kotor has been sentenced to 17 years imprisonment for committing sexual assault offenses.
After scoring a goal and providing an assist against Fiorentina, Milutin Osmajić's assessment of Genoa's team performance is highlighted.
Arsenal secured a victory at Anfield against Liverpool, marking their first win there in 14 years, and possibly longer.
A commentary piece discussing Montenegro's position and approach within the European Union, emphasizing independence of thought.
Interviews with prominent political figures like Božo Prelević and Jevto Eraković discuss Serbia's situation, EU integration, and regional provocations.
Marko Mikić points out that the average pension in Montenegro is only 55% of the average salary and advocates for an increase.
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has revoked the operating license for Alta Pay Group, preventing them from providing payment services.
A significant backlog of over 81,000 cases is reported, with a very low resolution rate of only five cases.
