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Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses heavily on Montenegrin politics and domestic affairs, with a significant story about the country assuming the presidency of the Committee of Ministers. Other domestic news includes economic concerns like potential bread price hikes, a tax evasion case, and an arrest…
Montenegro is taking over the presidency of the Committee of Ministers during a challenging period for Europe, marked by increasing pressure on the international order, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and geopolitical shifts.
One person has been arrested on suspicion of misusing payment cards at ATMs throughout Montenegro, with estimated damages from fraudulent transactions possibly amounting to...
Vujanović believes the restoration of autocephaly should be pursued patiently, through church channels and with respect for canonical law. Lajčak assessed that Montenegro has never been closer...
Suppliers have announced a ten-euro per ton increase in flour prices starting Monday, and considerations must also be given to the prices of diesel and heating oil, transportation, and returns...
This crime story relates to prior threats reported to the police before a tragic event.
Local elections in Rožaje are expected to increase the city's budget expenses.
This headline refers to a sports story, likely about a team or athletes who are new but determined.
The Police Administration has filed a criminal complaint concerning the evasion of capital gains tax.
The Faculty of Civil Engineering (FCJK) has been recognized for its bravery in civic matters and its efforts to protect academic freedoms.
A statement from President Milatović's cabinet regarding the end of an era or a significant event, suggesting continuity despite changes.
Football club Iskra and coach Radulović have mutually agreed to terminate their contract.
A story in Pobjeda newspaper about the Montenegrin flag being raised, possibly in a symbolic or challenging context.
A formal indictment has been filed in a case involving money laundering activities.
A football team in the second league, based in Danilovgrad, is changing its coach after a significant period.
Basketball club Budućnost has secured a victory against the reigning champion, bringing them closer to the EuroCup eighth-finals.
This refers to the departure of a well-known female coach from her position.
This headline indicates a significant positive event or achievement for Montenegro.
The Cetinje Forum, a platform for discussion and exchange, has commenced its fifth iteration.
The Agency for the Protection of Personal Data (AZLP) and the Information Society will take a stance on the mandatory voter photograph issue after reviewing the relevant information.
Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorčević stated in The Hague that Montenegro's reforms create a foundation for finishing accession talks by year-end, and Dutch support is crucial for the next steps toward EU membership.
Vujović critiques Mandić's 'Euro model' as a combination of populist and nationalist elements, likely in the context of upcoming elections.
Vuković proposes that the state budget for 2027 should allocate twice the amount for child allowances.
The Montenegrin government has decided to lower the excise tax on diesel fuel.
Approval has been given for the taxation of public officials who have received certain benefits or payments.
An event called the NLB Podgorica Millennium Run successfully combined sporting activities with another element, likely related to community or charity.
