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Montenegro
The news from Montenegro focuses on domestic politics and economy, with reports on the delay of a marking system implementation due to unmet technical conditions, and an increase in the price of yogurt and sour cream. There is also a story about growing demand for Montenegrin visas and the…
The implementation of a marking system has been postponed indefinitely after a meeting at the Ministry concluded that legal and technical conditions have not been met.
Demand for Montenegrin visas has reportedly increased, according to a report on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' work over the past year.
An event dedicated to Chopin's work is characterized by artistic growth and a touching tribute that resonated with the audience.
The prices of yogurt and sour cream have increased by 8.5 percent.
This is a link to the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper dated November 7, 2026.
The conflict is expanding in the Black Sea, posing a significant challenge for NATO.
The cabinet of President Milatović states that the final phase of European integration necessitates political consensus.
Online streaming services are becoming increasingly serious competitors to traditional television broadcasting.
An advertisement offers a wide range of deals on real estate, vehicles, and services, all gathered in one place.
Regarding Serbian President Vučić, Solak claims he aspired to be like Putin, and that students were crucial in saving media outlets N1 and Nova.
A commentary piece discusses the theme of trust and belief.
A commentary piece titled 'Closing'.
A commentary piece titled 'Bread and Cocktails'.
