EU Report on Montenegro: 'Euro model' May Be Risky for Public Finances ↗
Front page leadA European Commission report indicates that the 'Euro model' could pose risks to Montenegro's public finances.
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The Vijesti front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on Montenegro's potential economic risks with the 'Euro model' and a statement from Djukanović regarding privatization. Internationally, there's news about Donald Trump's Senate…
A European Commission report indicates that the 'Euro model' could pose risks to Montenegro's public finances.
An investigation reveals that millions of euros originating from Montenegro were transferred to Alta Bank.
An incident occurred in a Nikšić bar where a person identified as Zorić slapped a young girl, and the case is now with the prosecutor.
Donald Trump personally selected candidates for the Senate, a move that coincided with Republican losses.
The Democratic party has secured control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
There is discussion about the arrival of the budget and its connection to the 'Euro model'.
President Djukanović declined to answer questions concerning the privatization of the telecommunications company.
This is a link to the front page of the newspaper 'Vijesti' dated November 4, 2026.
Students from Vidrovan, in collaboration with companies One and Boranka, recycled old phones and planted trees.
Universal Capital Bank is presenting a special savings offer with an interest rate of 3.40%.
MedTim and Polyclinic Filipović are starting a collaboration in the field of surgery.
A new studio offering custom-made kitchens, featuring 750 square meters of exhibition space, has opened.