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The Vijesti front page highlights domestic political issues in Montenegro, including concerns about voter list cleanliness ahead of elections and the government's stalled proposal on airport concessions. International news features the US Democrats' internal struggles and a piece on the European…
Montenegro is on the verge of an election year without a clean voter registry, as political parties are not actively working to update and verify the lists.
A political commentary suggesting that while Montenegro is politically closer to the European Union, the practical aspects of European life remain distant.
The Montenegrin government's proposal to cancel the tender for granting airport concessions is stalled in parliamentary committees.
A statement from Vujanović asserting that Ana Đukanović did not respond to inquiries and that they will not engage in unlawful actions.
Montenegrin President Milatović expressed a desire for friendly relations with Serbia, using the Czech Republic and Slovakia as a model.
An analysis of the US Democratic party's internal conflicts and future direction following a recent victory, including tensions with Donald Trump.
The road connecting Bijelo Polje and Ribarevine remains impassable due to debris, despite efforts to clear over 200 truckloads of earth.
An opinion piece questioning whether Brussels' actions will diminish the significance of the Energy Community.
A promotional article about new prices and offers at the Voli supermarket chain.
A promotional piece about the One Academy's second student cohort, highlighting the learning opportunities.
An announcement that UNIQA has extended its insurance fair until November 11.
An analysis of Vance's political stance, navigating loyalty to Trump while also criticizing the electoral system.
