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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's progress in EU accession talks, a concerning report about a psychiatric patient from Dobrota reportedly joining the war in Ukraine, and domestic issues including a dispute over construction in Miločer and a death after a fight in Kolašin. Sports news…
A patient from the 'Dobrota' psychiatric hospital reportedly went to Russia and signed a contract to fight in Ukraine, with a warrant issued for the patient after media inquiries.
Montenegro will close two negotiation chapters in Brussels today, instead of the announced one, indicating progress in EU accession talks.
The planned complete blockade of the construction site in Miločer raises serious questions about local authorities attempting to create a parallel decision-making center regarding investments and building rights.
Archaeological findings suggest new evidence of an Iron Age settlement on Vidov Vrh.
A man has died in Kolašin following a physical altercation in the city center.
According to the European Commission's tentative schedule, after five chapters in November, seven more would be addressed in December, including justice and security chapters.
Nikola Vučević had no points in Orlando's 117-104 loss to Phoenix, marking their third consecutive defeat and sixth of the season.
A significant portion of teachers, approximately one in four, are contemplating leaving the profession.
An individual named Barović denies any involvement or discussions concerning the sale of shares.
Dario Vraneš publicly criticized and mocked a proposal put forth by the Student List.
