Croatia Sends Montenegro Unfavorable Border Treaty: Why Zagreb Won't... ↗
Front page leadThe current president of Croatia, then Prime Minister Zoran Milanović, considered in 2014 that the issue of Prevlaka would likely be resolved by arbitration.
Montenegro
The news from Pobjeda focuses on Montenegro's domestic political and economic issues, including border disputes with Croatia and economic policies. There are also crime reports and sports news. International news includes a cultural event in Rome and a building collapse in New York.
The current president of Croatia, then Prime Minister Zoran Milanović, considered in 2014 that the issue of Prevlaka would likely be resolved by arbitration.
Employers expected a correction of the proposed amounts, but there was no willingness to maintain current minimum wage amounts for another year.
The total estimated value for the renovation and adaptation of the Central Depot of the National Museum has increased from 650,000 to 1,040,000 euros.
Doctors warn that only a small portion of lung cancer patients are diagnosed in time for surgery, and that young people are increasingly turning to new nicotine products.
An internal investigation is requested into unspecified actions.
The Ministry of Health advises citizens to verify their contact information.
Work is progressing on a second section of an unspecified project.
The basketball coach states that the playoff stage is not yet within reach.
Approximately 70 individuals have come forward with allegations of abuse in a psychiatric institution.
Rome is planning to open a museum dedicated to an artist associated with Mussolini's regime.
Two public holidays are declared for Njegoš's Day, observed on November 13th and 14th.
A building has collapsed in New York City, resulting in at least two fatalities.