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The news from Vijesti focuses on domestic Montenegrin politics and economy, with some international news. Key domestic stories include discussions on competitiveness and potential VAT increases, a politician's defense in a legal case, and local political developments in Budva. Internationally…
The Foreign Investors Council has sent an analysis of the 'Euro-model' to the Montenegrin government, highlighting concerns about declining competitiveness, rising prices, and the possibility of a VAT increase.
A report suggests that Donald Trump's political movement has been costly, questioning its future.
In a court hearing, Obradović presented his defense, with reports indicating that Cirovic did not respond to questions and no mention was made of deleting computer data.
Mikijelj, a leader in the "For Budva's Future" coalition, has communicated with the Election Commission regarding a potential return to his councilor positions.
Reports indicate that Nišić is not addressing the concerns of former employees of the "Primorka" company.
Voli has announced new prices on its products, encouraging consumers to shop smartly.
Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that officials engaged in discussions about the EU accession path with representatives from the Romanian National Conservatism Party and Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD).
A cultural piece explores the Crnojević dynasty, presenting a distant historical subject as an relatable human narrative.
An advertisement promotes the 'One Number' service for Apple Watch, suggesting it allows the device to function independently of an iPhone.
This is a promotional piece implying that asking the right question can lead to better health outcomes when consulting doctors.
An advertisement showcases a platform offering various deals on real estate, vehicles, and other services.
