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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's political and economic progress, particularly its EU accession process. Other prominent stories include a corruption case involving 'Telekom', a review of public finance risks, and sports news featuring Montenegrin athletes. There's also coverage of…
According to Kos, the European Commission assesses that Montenegro has met all conditions to close the remaining chapters. Kalas states that the accession process can realistically be completed by the end of this year, with the treaty potentially signed in June.
Under the guise of direct democracy, parallel decision-making mechanisms regarding building permits, the right to build, and the disposal of private property cannot be established.
Montenegro has lacked an ambassador to Germany for almost six years, a country whose parliament will decide on the ratification of its accession treaty with the European Union.
According to the EC, high mandatory costs and debts, along with Montenegro's significant reliance on VAT revenues, contribute to the vulnerability of public finances.
Ana Đukanović has arrived at the High Court in Podgorica, accompanied by her legal team, in connection with the 'Telekom' case.
Republicans are urging Donald Trump to take decisive action within the party, suggesting he needs to address internal issues.
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović stated that Montenegro wishes to build relations with Serbia that are close and friendly, similar to those between allied nations.
Luka Dončić achieved a new career milestone, surpassing Michael Jordan's record, while Nikola Jokić recorded another triple-double in a significant NBA night.
The Ministry of Public Administration announced that the European Commission has confirmed Montenegro's progress in key areas of public administration reform.
The Montenegrin handball team, nicknamed 'Lions', begins a new phase under coach Roganović as they compete in Tatabánya.
The legacy of Danilo 'Dano' Delibašić, a visionary player and coach who significantly influenced Montenegrin football, is being remembered.
The European Commission has updated its assessments, showing improved ratings for Montenegro in various healthcare sectors.
The owner of the 'Gurman' establishment has allegedly defied official seals and resumed food preparation operations.
Official reports indicate that Obradović is under suspicion for involvement in aiding and abetting certain illegal activities.
A resident of Podgorica has been apprehended by authorities on suspicion of possessing and potentially using a firearm.
Authorities at the Sukobin–Murićani border crossing have successfully intercepted a significant quantity of illegal substances.
This article discusses the challenges faced in the cultural sector, highlighting a lack of necessary support despite the presence of talented individuals.
A promotion announcing new, lower prices on various products at Voli supermarkets, encouraging consumers to shop more economically.
