The Herceg Novi Film Festival is facing controversy after actor Mićanović's intended opening speech was allegedly censored due to concerns related to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. As a result, Tamara Vujović, the Minister of Culture and Media, reportedly stepped in to open the festival, raising questions about political interference in artistic expression.

Vijesti: Fear of Vučić 'tore apart' Mićanović's speech: Why the famous actor did not…

This article discusses a political controversy involving a speech by actor Mićanović and its connection to Vučić, which allegedly led to the cancellation of the opening of a film festival in Herceg Novi.

Pobjeda: When Authority Dictates What an Artist Can Say

This story discusses the controversy at the Herceg Novi Film Festival, where an artist's speech may have been the reason for not being allowed to open the festival, leading to the Minister of Culture having to do it instead.

Pobjeda: All Colors of Silence at Herceg Novi Film Festival

Despite the slogan 'All Colors of Film,' the Herceg Novi Film Festival appears to have no room for all opinions, particularly if they are critical of the authorities.

The municipality of Mojkovac faces the immediate threat of forced administration due to its failure to meet deadlines for electing a new mayor and shortening the mandate of the local assembly. This situation highlights a local governance crisis with potential central government intervention.

Vijesti: Mojkovac can go under forced administration immediately: deadlines missed for…

The article reports that Mojkovac is at risk of immediate forced administration due to missed deadlines for electing a new mayor and shortening the mandate of the local assembly.

The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) is experiencing significant operational issues as its air conditioning systems are functioning at only 25% capacity, which is deemed insufficient to ensure the comfort and safety of both patients and staff.

Antena M: KCCG Anteni M: Air conditioners work at 25% capacity, insufficient for…

The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) reports that its air conditioning systems are functioning at only 25% capacity, which is insufficient for the comfort and safety of patients and staff.

Wildfires continue to be active across Montenegro, with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) explicitly stating the need for aerial support to effectively combat the blazes in the municipalities of Nikšić and Cetinje.

Vijesti: MUP: Air support needed to extinguish fires in Nikšić and Cetinje

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has stated that aerial support is required to combat ongoing fires in the municipalities of Nikšić and Cetinje.

Antena M: More active fires in Montenegro: Air support needed in Nikšić and Cetinje

Multiple wildfires are active in Montenegro, with specific calls for aerial assistance in the regions of Nikšić and Cetinje.

The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms has found that the Podgorica Basic Court violated a child's and parents' rights to a fair trial within a reasonable time, having failed to decide on a temporary measure for over five months.

CDM: Child Awaits Decision: Basic Court in Podgorica Over Five Months Without…

The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found that the Podgorica Basic Court violated a child's and parents' rights to a fair trial within a reasonable time, as it has not decided on a temporary measure for over five months.

The Montenegrin Assembly has successfully passed new legislation concerning both the state prosecution and the Special State Prosecution, indicating efforts to reform and strengthen the country's judicial and legal framework.

Antena M: Assembly voted on laws on state prosecution and Special State Prosecution

The Montenegrin Assembly has passed legislation pertaining to the state prosecution and the Special State Prosecution.

The European Union has issued comments regarding the sustainability of proposals put forward by the Montenegrin Government and Deputy Prime Minister Momo Koprivica, indicating international scrutiny of the country's policy initiatives.

Antena M: European Union: Unsustainable proposals from the Government and Deputy Prime…

The European Union has commented on the sustainability of proposals put forth by the Montenegrin Government and Deputy Prime Minister Koprivica.

Despite lacking jurisdiction in interstate negotiations, members of the Herceg Novi Municipal Assembly plan to discuss the Prevlaka issue, a move that could potentially complicate ongoing negotiations with Zagreb.

Pobjeda: Incompetent Herceg Novi Assembly Raises Prevlaka Issue

Despite local authorities lacking jurisdiction in interstate negotiations or border decisions, Herceg Novi Municipal Assembly members will discuss the Prevlaka issue, potentially harming negotiations with Zagreb.