Two Police Officers Arrested Over Suicide Scene Photo in Herceg Novi ↗
Front page leadTwo police officers have been arrested for allegedly photographing a suicide scene in Herceg Novi and sharing the images with a colleague.
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The Antena M front page from September 7, 2026, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include domestic affairs such as an investigation into police officers arrested for photographing a suicide scene and a PEN center statement on a controversial graffiti. International…
Two police officers have been arrested for allegedly photographing a suicide scene in Herceg Novi and sharing the images with a colleague.
The PEN Center has criticized the Montenegrin authorities' silence regarding graffiti glorifying Ratko Mladić, interpreting it as an implicit endorsement.
Ratko Mladić's funeral is being held today in Belgrade, marked by the highest military honors, a day after his burial.
A residential building for students in New Delhi has collapsed, resulting in at least six fatalities and an unknown number of injured.
The Institute for Education has announced that 29 newly appointed school directors have commenced their professional development program.
Iran has announced the establishment of a new restricted zone in the Persian Gulf, coinciding with oil prices exceeding $97 per barrel.
An avalanche in the North Caucasus region has killed at least 11 climbers, with rescue efforts ongoing.
The Economist reports that Montenegro continues to aspire to become the next member state of the European Union.
Montenegrin officials Ivanović and Adžović are in Poland to discuss key European and regional matters.
The Serbian government is distributing 51 euros to all adult citizens as part of an economic initiative.
The weather forecast for Monday predicts sunny and warm conditions.
A Nepali woman has been found alive ten days after her family had begun to mourn her presumed death.
At least five people have died following the crash of an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane in Miami.
The Auto-Moto Association of Montenegro reports moderate traffic intensity with several roads having altered traffic regimes and closures.
Following a request from the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK), minister Mandić has submitted his asset declaration, which includes a reported pistol.
This historical article discusses figures of the Christmas Uprising of 1919 and Montenegrin sovereignist emigrants in Krsto Popović's army between 1942-1943, emphasizing their role in saving Montenegro.