Student List's Plan for Serbs in Montenegro: Resolving Dual Citizenship via… ↗
Front page leadA student list proposes resolving the issue of dual citizenship for Serbs in Montenegro through a bilateral agreement.
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The news from Antena M on November 12, 2026, focuses on a mix of domestic Montenegrin affairs and international issues. Key domestic stories include a plan by a student list to resolve dual citizenship for Serbs in Montenegro, support for entrepreneurs in Šavnik, and a public health announcement…
A student list proposes resolving the issue of dual citizenship for Serbs in Montenegro through a bilateral agreement.
The Montenegrin national football team, known as the 'Brave Falcons,' is preparing to play against Latvia under Gorica.
Danilo Marunović discusses the transition from civic uprising to political struggle in the 'Different Radio Connection' podcast.
The Ministry of Health urges citizens to verify their phone numbers with their chosen doctor to be available for calls.
Entrepreneurs in Šavnik are receiving 52,000 euros in support for machinery and beekeeping equipment.
A former head of NATO warns that Europe should cease its approach of 'begging' for a role in negotiations concerning peace in Ukraine.
Non-governmental organizations and civil activists state that suppressing hate speech is a European commitment for Montenegro.
The company 'Sports Facilities' has leased space within the 'Morača' hall to a private company led by the director of 'Tržnica i Pijaca'.
Regarding the Telekom case, Martinović claims the emails are forged and anticipates the proceedings will end in a fiasco.
The municipality of Bar will celebrate Njegoš Day with literary gatherings, a theater performance, and a billiards tournament.
Uljarević suggests that providing data on Montenegrin officials who also hold Serbian citizenship would be a significant gesture from Serbia's new government.
Božović states that without advancement in Chapters 23 and 24 of EU accession talks, the remaining chapters cannot be closed.
Terzić criticizes ministers for not attending a student forum on the Euro model, interpreting it as a sign of disrespect and lack of concern for young people's issues.
Spajić's Cabinet commented on Plenković's statement, aiming to leave future generations a relationship where borders are not a point of dispute.
Lajčak observes that geopolitics is overshadowing values, while Pavlović notes a significant gap in Montenegro between its stated European aspirations and actual implementation.