Montenegrin PM Spajić Announces Crackdown on Hybrid Influence After Belgrade… ↗
Front page leadFollowing a political shift in Belgrade, Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić announces a crackdown on 'dirty laundry' and hybrid influences.
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The Vijesti front page features political news concerning Montenegro's government and Serbia, a criminal investigation into a businessman, a discussion on media access for health officials, and international news including France's stance on Montenegro and the US political landscape. Economic news…
Following a political shift in Belgrade, Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić announces a crackdown on 'dirty laundry' and hybrid influences.
Security services are investigating the business dealings of a man named Strukov, who possesses a yacht and millions, and is now considered undesirable in Montenegro after vehicles were found burned.
Directors of health institutions are reportedly unable to speak to the media without prior consent from the ministry, sparking debate about censorship or procedure.
Former President Đukanović is testifying in the High Court as part of the 'Telekom' case investigation.
Zapad Bank is offering a promotional interest rate of up to 3.60% on savings accounts during November.
A commentary piece by Nicolas Forissier states that France's support for Montenegro is stronger than ever.
A report on the strategic environmental impact assessment for the Bar spatial plan suggests a highway and cable car should bypass Skadar Lake.
An expert has stated that the proposed procedure for marking fuel is not secure.
The article discusses the potential for Americans to limit Donald Trump's political power.
A link to the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper dated November 3, 2026.