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The news from Montenegro's Pobjeda website covers a range of domestic issues, including a triple homicide investigation, police misconduct related to the case, and the availability of essential medication. International news includes reports on Iraq's denial of bank defaults and the ongoing "Star…
An investigation into a triple homicide in Danilovgrad examines potential weaknesses in security protocols, including checks for shooting range users, access to weapons and ammunition, and other factors preceding the incident.
Montefarm, Montenegro's authorized drug distributor, confirms that EpiPens are on the positive list but are not currently available. Patients must purchase them internationally, with potential reimbursement from the Fund.
Two police officers from Herceg Novi and Kotor have been arrested on suspicion of abusing their official positions by unauthorized collection and use of information related to the suicide of Šabunjin.
A political commentary or interview suggesting that the current government is facing significant challenges in articulating its position or making decisions.
Iraq's banking sector is reportedly denying reports of bank defaults, suggesting financial stability amidst international speculation.
The renovation of a key hotel in Plav is presented as a significant opportunity to boost the local tourism sector, highlighting potential economic growth for the region.
A piece reflecting on the enduring legacy and cultural impact of the 'Star Trek' franchise, possibly discussing its themes and optimistic vision of the future.
Dušan Simonović, President of the Montenegrin Olympic Committee, discusses the significance of medals won at the Mediterranean Games but emphasizes the importance of considering the larger context of sports development.
An interview with European Parliament rapporteur for Serbia, discussing the implications of a war criminal's funeral in Belgrade and its potential impact on regional politics and Montenegro's EU accession talks.
