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Former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović stated that the 'destructive force of 2020' did not succeed and that the country needs to sort out its internal affairs, hinting at upcoming opportunities.
The cabinet of Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović commented that the political landscape has moved on and the country continues to function following the departure of former President Đukanović from power.
Authorities will examine the possibility of an increase in bread prices.
Russia has apprehended two individuals in Kaliningrad on suspicion of espionage activities on behalf of Poland.
Current weather conditions have made the roads wet and slippery.
Benny Gantz-backed candidate Gadi Eisenkot is poised to introduce policies that reverse those of Benjamin Netanyahu, with a new session of the Israeli parliament scheduled.
The FCJK organization received an award for its demonstrated civic courage and its commitment to defending academic freedoms.
Ambassador Gorčević highlighted the significance of the Dutch perspective on the enlargement process, especially during the concluding phases of negotiations.
Montenegrin President Milatović is attending the UN Climate Change Summit COP31 in Antalya.