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Tuesday, September 08, 2026

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Montenegro is grappling with new domestic political and social challenges today. A minister is currently under investigation by the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) regarding his daughter's employment abroad, raising questions of ethical conduct. Concurrently, political pressure on Parliament President Andrija Mandić has intensified, with an MP declaring an intention to vote for his dismissal. Further controversy has erupted after the prosecution ruled that glorifying a war criminal is not a prosecutable offense, a decision that has drawn criticism given Montenegro's European aspirations. Meanwhile, a disturbing report highlighted the severe issue of child sexual abuse, revealing that the youngest victim of indecent assault was just four years old. Amidst these developments, the country also saw positive economic news with Simonida Kordić indicating record tourism results, exceeding expectations for the season. President Jakov Milatović is on an official visit to Mongolia, receiving state honors.

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A minister is under scrutiny from the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) over his daughter's employment. This comes as MP Čapuni announced his intention to vote for the dismissal of Parliament President Andrija Mandić, signaling escalating political pressure. Separately, political figures continue to debate non-cooperation with those expressing condolences for war criminals, and Maksim Vučinić criticized Prime Minister Milojko Spajić over public awareness of hybrid threats.

Vijesti: Minister Under Investigation Due to Daughter's Employment

A minister is under scrutiny from the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) as an investigation has been launched into his daughter's employment in Strasbourg.

Antena M: Čapuni to Vote for Dismissal of Andrija Mandić

MP Čapuni announces his intention to vote for the dismissal of Andrija Mandić, signaling a significant political development in Montenegro.

Vijesti: Editorial: Dismissal for Dritan

An opinion piece by Željko Ivanović titled 'Dismissal for Dritan' is featured.

Antena M: Public Unaware of Hybrid Threats; Vučinić Criticizes Spajić's Irresponsibility

Concerns are raised about the lack of public information regarding hybrid threats, with Maksim Vučinić criticizing Milojko Spajić's 'inexplicable level of irresponsibility'.

Pobjeda: City Saved from Forced Administration, But Won't Align with Ratko Mladić…

A political statement indicates that while a city was saved from forced administration, a party (DPS) will not cooperate with individuals who have expressed condolences for Ratko Mladić, citing the unacceptability of such political statements.

The prosecution has found no issues with the glorification of Pavle Đurišić, rejecting criminal charges against Bishop Metodije for his sermons about the war criminal. This ruling has sparked debate regarding the country's stance on historical figures and war crimes.

Vijesti: No Issue Found in Glorifying Djurišić: Charges Rejected

The prosecution found no issues with glorifying Djurišić and rejected criminal charges against Metodije for his sermons about a war criminal.

Antena M: War Criminal Glorification Not an Issue for Prosecution, Court Rules

The court has dismissed criminal charges against Metodije, ruling that glorifying Pavle Đurišić is not a prosecutable offense.

A concerning report reveals that 47 criminal acts of indecent assault were reported to the police in the last two and a half years, with 27 underage victims, the youngest being only four years old.

Pobjeda: Youngest Victim of Sexual Abuse is Four Years Old

A shocking report reveals that in the last two and a half years, 47 criminal acts of indecent assault were reported to the police, with 27 underage victims, the youngest being only four years old.

Montenegrin schools are implementing new regulations that prohibit students from recording classes without explicit approval.

CDM: New Rules for Schools: Students Cannot Record Classes Without Permission

Montenegrin schools are implementing new regulations for teachers and students, prohibiting students from recording classes without explicit approval.

Only the national airline, To Montenegro, has submitted an application for the public interest air routes.

Vijesti: Only To Montenegro Applied for Public Interest Lines

For the public interest air routes, only the national airline, To Montenegro, submitted an application.

President Jakov Milatović received full state honors during his official visit to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Pobjeda: Milatović Welcomed with Highest State Honors in Ulaanbaatar

The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, received a formal welcome with full state honors during his official visit to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Former player Fatos Bećiraj is reported to be the leading candidate for the new sporting director position at the football club Budućnost.

Pobjeda: Fatos Bećiraj: Former Player is Top Candidate for Budućnost Sporting Director

Pobjeda reports that former player Fatos Bećiraj is the leading candidate to be appointed as the new sporting director for the prominent Montenegrin football club Budućnost.

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