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Milo Đukanović will appear before an investigating judge tomorrow to answer questions regarding the Telekom affair. The case involves allegations of bribery during the privatization of the national telecoms provider; the hearing follows recent statements from former industry officials highlighting illogical aspects of the bribery accusations related to the original tender. A new visa regime begins today for citizens of Russia, China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Belarus. Government authorities have implemented the requirement for these five nations, altering entry procedures for travelers who previously enjoyed visa-free access to the country. President Jakov Milatović spent the day in Zagreb, telling his Croatian counterpart that the two nations can leave the past behind. While the presidents discussed a shared European future, authorities at home are preparing to review past financial dealings with Serbia to determine exactly how and where that money was spent.

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Former President of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović, is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow as part of the investigation into the Telekom case.

CDM: Case of Telekom: Đukanović in Court Tomorrow for Investigation

The former President of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović, will appear in court tomorrow as part of the investigation into the Telekom case.

Pobjeda: Đukanović before the investigating judge on Monday

Former head of Moneta, Miodrag Ivanović, points out illogical accusations of bribery related to a tender, reminding that Mađar Telekom offered significantly more.

Montenegro has officially implemented new visa requirements starting today, affecting citizens from China, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Belarus.

CDM: From Today, Visas for Chinese, Russian, Turkish, Saudi Arabian, and Belarusian…

Starting today, citizens of China, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Belarus will require visas, with known details on how citizens of these countries can enter Montenegro.

Pobjeda: Montenegro introduces visas for citizens of five countries: Here's...

Montenegro is implementing a new visa regime, requiring visas for citizens of five specific countries.

The National Security Agency (ANB) has drafted a new regulation outlining the conditions and procedures for terminating the employment of authorized officers due to service needs.

CDM: Who Will Retire and Who Will Stay in ANB: Janović Makes Final Decision

The National Security Agency (ANB) has prepared a new regulation specifying the conditions and procedures for the termination of employment of authorized officers due to service needs, while exercising their rights.

Montenegro plans to review the spending of funds that originated from Serbia, as stated by Dejan Šoškić, a Serbian economist and former Governor of the National Bank of Serbia.

Pobjeda: Šoškić for Pobjeda: We will review the spending of money that went from Serbia…

Šoškić expresses expectations that Serbia will transition from a destabilizing factor in the neighborhood to a more responsible and good-neighborly policy, and states that Montenegro will review past financial dealings with Serbia.

CDM: Šoškić: We Will Re-examine the Spending of Money from Serbia to Montenegro

Dejan Šoškić stated that the spending of funds that went from Serbia to Montenegro will be re-examined.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović is in Zagreb, where he met with Croatian President Zoran Milanović to discuss Montenegro's independence and its path to the EU, expressing optimism for future cooperation.

Antena M: Milatović from Zagreb: I think we can leave the past behind and move towards a…

Montenegrin President Milatović, speaking from Zagreb, expressed optimism about overcoming past issues and working towards a shared positive future.

Antena M: Milanović with Milatović on independence and Montenegro's EU path: 'Your head…

Croatian President Milanović and Montenegrin President Milatović discussed Montenegro's independence and its path to the EU, with Milanović offering a somewhat cryptic remark.

Minister of Health Vojislav Šimun is facing criticism for appointing a candidate from the PES party to head the Berane Health Center, despite earlier promises of depoliticizing healthcare.

Antena M: Šimun promised depoliticization of healthcare, then appointed PES candidate to…

The head of the Berane Health Center was appointed with a candidate from the PES party, despite promises of depoliticizing healthcare.

Deposits in Montenegrin banks have reached 6.5 billion euros, with the wealthiest depositors holding up to 26.5 million euros.

CDM: Deposits in Banks: 6.5 Billion Euros, Richest Depositors Have 26.5 Million

Deposits in banks amount to 6.5 billion euros, with the richest depositors holding 26.5 million.

A Belgrade-based company has reportedly secured a contract to install an expensive filter system aimed at addressing pollution issues at the Pljevlja boiler house.

Vijesti: Pollution solved by expensive filter? Belgrade firm awarded contract for…

A Belgrade-based company has reportedly been awarded a contract to install an expensive filter system aimed at addressing pollution issues in Pljevlja's boiler house.

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