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Montenegro's Minister of European Affairs stated that all remaining chapters for EU accession can be closed during the Irish presidency, expressing optimism about the negotiation process.
Zagreb reportedly did not receive support for its demands to be included as criteria for closing chapters 23 and 31, despite its ability to slow Montenegro's EU accession process.
Witness Mehmed Musić claimed that the Territorial Defense of BiH was an honorable army and that camps for captured Serbs were like 'hotels,' contrary to other camps.
The author describes the dining table as more than just a place to serve food, but a gathering point for people, ideas, and emotions, making artistic expression on a plate a natural extension.
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has proposed providing winter supplies for employees in the Capital City, with the value of these supplies to be determined.
This refers to a work, likely a film or book, described as a complex representation of contemporary society.
This headline suggests a political development following discussions between Radović and Macura, with an implication of positive or neutral outcomes.
Referring to a sports team, likely basketball given the context, this headline indicates their goal of extending a winning streak.
A video highlights a remarkable play by basketball player Luka Dončić.
Dr. Jelena Mijušković has received recognition for her contributions to science as a young researcher.
The country is enhancing its energy connections with Europe, with Podgorica playing a role in these developments.
The international football federation (FIFA) will allow its Council members to review key documents related to its president, Gianni Infantino.
A football match is being played at the Pod Gorica stadium, with teams competing for the top position in the league.
Relevant authorities are withholding information regarding controls and actions taken against illegal construction projects.
Former prosecutors Katnić and Čađenović are facing legal proceedings in the 'Asad' case.