Montenegrin politician Đuričković has alleged that President of the National Assembly of Serbia Ana Brnabić admitted to Serbia's interference in Montenegrin elections, calling for a response from the Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has publicly responded to statements made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, indicating disagreement. Other Montenegrin politicians, including Radičević, suggest Vučić's disputes with Montenegro are a…

Vijesti: Đuričković: Brnabić Admitted Serbia's Interference in Montenegro's Elections…

Montenegrin politician Đuričković claims that Serbian President of the National Assembly Ana Brnabić acknowledged Serbia's interference in Montenegro's elections and calls for the Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs to respond.

Pobjeda: Spajić responds to Vučić: It is not appropriate...

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić responded to statements made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, indicating a disagreement or disapproval of his remarks.

Vijesti: Radičević: Vučić is Arguing with Montenegro to Hide His Betrayals and…

Commentary by Radičević suggesting that Serbian President Vučić's public disputes with Montenegro are a diversionary tactic to conceal his own political missteps and lack of principles.

Antena M: Đuričković: In a normal country, admitting interference in the electoral…

A political figure, Đuričković, comments on the significance of admitting interference in electoral processes, deeming it a major scandal in a functional democracy.

Antena M: Radičević: Vučić wants to quarrel with Montenegro to hide his betrayals and…

A political statement by Radičević accuses Serbian President Vučić of seeking conflict with Montenegro as a diversionary tactic to conceal his own political failings.

Antena M: Spajić: Montenegro does not want conflict with Serbia, we only have a problem…

Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić states that Montenegro seeks peaceful relations with Serbia and points to perceived double standards as the primary issue.

The Montenegrin government is actively pursuing the urgent adoption of a new law to impose significant fines for personal data protection violations. Concurrently, a new draft law aims to establish stricter regulations for water supply companies, mandating improved quality control and immediate citizen notification in cases of pollution.

Vijesti: Millions in Fines for Personal Data Violations: Government Seeks Urgent New Law

The Montenegrin government is pushing for the swift adoption of a new law that imposes substantial fines for violations of personal data protection, aiming to address increasing concerns over data privacy.

CDM: Water Companies Must Report Water Quality, Prices, and Losses; Citizens Must…

A new draft law on ensuring safe drinking water for human consumption introduces stricter rules for water supply companies, increasing obligations for quality control and citizen information, with special measures for pollution incidents.

Four years after the Medovina incident, legal proceedings continue to show a lack of progress, with Vesna Pejović highlighting the stalled trial and potential for future blockades, while the community of Cetinje remembers the massacre.

Antena M: Four Years Since Medovina: Vesna Pejović Says Trial Not Starting, Blockade…

This story highlights the ongoing legal proceedings related to Medovina and the statement from Vesna Pejović, indicating a lack of progress in the trial and potential future blockades.

CDM: Four Years Since the Medovina Massacre: Cetinje Does Not Forget

This story marks the fourth anniversary of a massacre in Medovina, Cetinje, with a focus on the community's remembrance of the event.

Boris Mugoša, Vice-President of the Social Democrats (SD) and head of that party's caucus in the Parliament of Montenegro, has reported a drastic increase in the cost of living. Separately, new data indicates that over 97,000 foreign nationals, predominantly from Serbia, Russia, and Turkey, have established legal residency in Montenegro.

Vijesti: Most Citizens from Serbia, Russia, and Turkey: Over 97,000 Foreigners with…

Montenegro has registered over 97,000 foreign nationals with legal residency, with the largest numbers coming from Serbia, Russia, and Turkey, highlighting demographic shifts and foreign presence in the country.

CDM: Mugoša: Cost of Living Has Drastically Increased

Boris Mugoša states that the cost of living has seen a significant rise.

The Montenegrin state is taking steps to annul the 'Carina' beach location in Baošići, with the National Commission tasking the Public Enterprise for Marine Property Management to restore the area to its original state, following a previous ruling.

Pobjeda: State moves to annul the 'Carina' beach in Baošići

The National Commission has tasked the Public Enterprise for Marine Property Management with creating a main project to restore the 'Carina' beach location to its original state, in line with a previous ruling.

A law enforcement operation has resulted in the seizure of hundreds of illegal digital devices and sophisticated equipment, indicating a crackdown on illicit activities.

Pobjeda: Hundreds of digital devices and sophisticated equipment seized

The article likely details a seizure of illegal digital devices and equipment as part of a law enforcement operation.