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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on domestic Montenegrin politics and crime, with a prominent story about former president Milo Đukanović's appearance in court regarding the 'Telekom' affair. Other domestic news includes economic developments like housing projects and company investigations, as well…
Former President and Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović, has arrived at the High Court in Podgorica to be heard by an investigative judge regarding suspicions of corruption in the 'Telekom' affair.
Russian billionaire Konstantin Ivanovich Strukov, detained at Tivat airport while leaving Montenegro, has been under the scrutiny of Montenegrin authorities for two years.
Individuals and small organized groups are registering information that attempts to influence public opinion by spreading unverified information, with connections to organizations.
Radunović stated that the first residents are expected to move into the Velji Brdo housing complex by the end of next year.
The specific areas to be discussed at the intergovernmental conference will be known after the relevant bodies finalize the agenda.
Montenegro has strong support from the Netherlands to be an example of successful European integration.
A young man was arrested in Budva, and the police confiscated cocaine.
The United States is electing its new Congress today, with significant implications for the political landscape.
