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The front page of Pobjeda features a mix of political, crime, sports, and cultural news. A major focus is on the Montenegrin parliament's discussion of a government reconstruction, with specific mentions of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and proposed candidates. Crime news includes arrests and…
Members of the Montenegrin Parliament are debating a proposed government reconstruction by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, with MP Mugoša calling for an explanation of the proposed candidates.
Predrag Vukadinović and Miloš Božović have surrendered to the police, reportedly as members of a criminal organization formed in 2020.
Montenegro's national water polo team lost to Italy 14:13 in the World Cup quarterfinals, and will now play for placement in Sydney.
The President and Vice-President of the Democratic People's Party, Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, met with US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna in Washington D.C.
This article discusses the film "The Odyssey" and its significance, likely from the 'Objektiv' section.
A total of 5.8 million euros, including VAT, has been allocated for public interest transport lines.
An article highlights issues where tourists are reportedly wasting time and businesses are experiencing revenue loss, possibly related to infrastructure or services.
A man from Nikšić has been arrested as he was wanted for serving a prison sentence.
Aleksandar Ivović has expressed his support for the AMU campaign, indicating a shared stance on an issue.
The High Court has frozen four properties as part of an investigation concerning Lazar Klakor.
This cultural piece suggests a bleak outlook on global sentiment, describing a state of despair and fear.
An article focusing on efforts to improve the state of Montenegrin football.
Liverpool Football Club has imposed significant sanctions, including lifetime bans and other suspensions, on individuals related to stadium access.
Montenegro is set to begin its World Cup campaign against Greece, with aspirations for a high placement.
Crnogorski Telekom has been denied compensation of 200,000 euros.
Information regarding scheduled power outages in specific areas for Friday.
A significant crisis has reportedly broken out in India.
The remains of Hasan Klapuh have been transferred to the Institute for Missing Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Russia has passed a new law concerning cryptocurrencies.
The price of oil has seen a significant increase, reaching $94 per barrel.
Vesković believes that the announced changes to security laws present a valuable opportunity.
Peter Szijjártó is scheduled to be questioned, with potential implications for national security being raised.
Authorities in Ulcinj have arrested four individuals, discovered cocaine, and found 15 foreigners lacking proper documentation.
Zirojević claims that after failing to fabricate scandals, there are now attempts to intimidate him, stating he will not be deterred.
Prime Minister Spajić states that justice has been served following a first-instance court decision, confirming their prior position.
The first six months of the year concluded with a financial surplus of 1.12 million.
Eleven individuals have been processed in relation to their involvement in an organized criminal group.
Radović has assessed that there was no misconduct in the Medovina case.
Mornar basketball club has made three new player signings within a single day.
