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Sunday, October 11, 2026
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Local politics in Kolašin is currently focused on a plan to honor the 1942 victims of Lug. The mayor's proposal for a monument has been met with resistance from veterans and opposition members, a reminder that in this region, the 1940s are rarely settled history.
The former president of Serbia and Montenegro, Svetozar Marović, is now free to return home. The statute of limitations on his prison sentence expired today, rendering his arrest warrant moot. Elsewhere, police have banned an individual named Zvinčuk from entering the country for one year following a recent security inspection.
The government has set aside two million euros for waste incinerators and animal waste equipment. It is a temporary fix for requirements under the EU's Chapter 12, as the state attempts to keep its accession bid on track while navigating complex bilateral relations with Croatia.
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Petko Bakić, the President of the Municipality of Kolašin, has proposed a program for erecting a memorial to "innocent victims of Lug in 1942." This initiative is facing strong opposition from some political figures and the Kolašin Association of National Liberation War Veterans and Anti-Fascists (UBNOR), who warn against historical revisionism and emphasize the legal ban on monuments to collaborators of occupiers. The Ministry of Culture and Media had previously approved Bakić's proposal.
Vijesti:
Monument Dispute: Bakić Proposes Memorial, Opposition and Veterans Against
A political debate is underway in Montenegro concerning a proposed monument. Bakić suggests a memorial, while some opposition members and veterans express opposition.
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The absolute statute of limitations on the prison sentence for Svetozar Marović, the convicted head of the Budva crime group and former President of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, expired today, October 10th. His lawyer confirmed that Marović, who was sentenced for organized crime and fled to Serbia, is now free and could return to Montenegro as early as next week without fear of arrest.
Pobjeda:
Svetozar Marović, former president of SCG, is now free
PODGORICA - Svetozaru Maroviću danas (10.oktobra) je nastupila apsolutna zastara izvršenja kazne zatvora od tri godine i devet mjeseci, potvrdio je za TVCG njegov branilac Zdravko Begović.
Vijesti:
Begović: Marović could return to Montenegro as early as next week without fear…
The convicted head of the Budva crime group and former president of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro, Svetozar Marović (71), is free as of today because the absolute statute of limitations on the execution of the prison sentence to which he was sentenced for organized crime has expired.
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Montenegrin police have issued a ruling prohibiting an individual named Zvinčuk from entering the country for a period of one year. This decision was made after an inspection of foreigners on October 9th found grounds to prevent further entry. Reports also indicate an investigation into Zvinčuk's activities in Balkan affairs, particularly concerning elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Pobjeda:
Zvinčuku banned from Montenegro for a year
Montenegrin police issued a ruling stating that on October 9th, an inspection of foreigners found grounds to prevent further entry.
Pobjeda:
ZVINČUK'S BALKAN ROUTE: From elections in BiH, through...
This headline points to an investigation into the activities of an individual named Zvinčuk and their involvement in Balkan affairs, particularly relating to elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The Montenegrin government is implementing a temporary solution for Chapter 12 by allocating two million euros. These funds are designated for waste incinerators and equipment necessary for animal waste management.
Vijesti:
Temporary Solution for Chapter 12: Government Allocates Funds for Waste…
The Montenegrin government is providing two million euros for waste incinerators and equipment for animal waste as a temporary solution for Chapter 12.
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Adrijan Vuksanović, President of the Croatian Civic Initiative (HGI), stated that Croatia distinguishes between Montenegro as a state and specific political figures who are negatively impacting bilateral relations. The discussion also raised questions about who has genuinely hindered Montenegro's European path.
Antena M:
Vuksanović: Croatia makes a distinction between Montenegro and political…
Vuksanović stated that Croatia differentiates between Montenegro as a state and specific political figures who are negatively impacting bilateral relations.
Pobjeda:
Vuksanović: Croatia creates difference between Montenegro and political…
The question is posed as to who has genuinely hindered Montenegro's European path, suggesting it wasn't those offering expertise and translations or sharing accession experiences.
Pobjeda:
In today's issue of Pobjeda: HGI President: Croatia...
The President of the Croatian Civic Initiative (HGI) comments on Croatia's relations and actions concerning Montenegro.
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The Daily Hospital Department is promoting the importance of open communication, encouraging individuals to talk, ask questions, and persist, suggesting that dialogue itself serves as a remedy for well-being.
Pobjeda:
Talk is a free prescription
The Daily Hospital Department emphasizes that talking, asking questions, and trying again are encouraged, suggesting that open communication is a remedy.
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The basketball team Budućnost Voli was defeated by Zvezda. The loss is attributed to a weak defensive performance, which resulted in the team conceding a high number of points.
Pobjeda:
Defense again forgettable, Budućnost Voli defeated by Zvezda
The basketball team Budućnost Voli lost to Zvezda due to a weak defensive performance, conceding a high score.
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