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Police intervened in a dispute in Boka involving a former co-owner of a ferry line and the maritime authority over an anchor. This incident marks a new, direct conflict requiring state action. Meanwhile, Montenegro's path to the European Union saw a development as the EU amended its conclusions on accession following an intervention by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, which resulted in the removal of deadlines for completing negotiations. This comes as discussions continue in Brussels regarding the closure of six additional negotiation chapters. Domestically, the State Audit Institution issued a negative opinion on the regularity audit of the budget's final account, citing millions unaccounted for and debts outside of records. Additionally, prosecutors are seeking the permanent confiscation of a house, car, and watch belonging to Martin Janković, who was previously sentenced for creating a criminal organization.

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Police intervened in a conflict in Boka involving a former co-owner of a ferry line and the maritime authority over an anchor.

Vijesti: Conflict Erupts Over Anchor: Police Intervene in Dispute Involving Former…

Police intervened in a new conflict between the former co-owner of a ferry line in Boka and the maritime authority over an anchor.

The European Union amended its conclusions regarding Montenegro's accession following an intervention by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, leading to the removal of deadlines for completing negotiations. Discussions are also underway in Brussels to close six more negotiation chapters.

Antena M: EU Changes Conclusions on Montenegro After Plenkovic's Intervention…

The European Union has amended its conclusions regarding Montenegro following an intervention by Andrej Plenković, leading to the removal of deadlines for the completion of accession negotiations.

Pobjeda: In Brussels today, discussion on closing six more chapters...

Negotiations are underway in Brussels to close six additional chapters in Montenegro's accession to the European Union.

Pobjeda: Plenković: Croatia wants Montenegro to progress towards the EU

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed Croatia's desire for Montenegro to advance in its EU accession process.

The State Audit Institution (DRI) issued a negative opinion on the regularity audit of the budget's final account, citing millions of euros unaccounted for and debts outside of official records.

Vijesti: Millions Overlooked, Debts Unaccounted: Audit Office Issues Negative Opinion…

The State Audit Institution (DRI) issued a negative opinion on the regularity audit of the budget's final account, citing millions unaccounted for and debts outside of records.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) is seeking the permanent confiscation of a house, car, and watch belonging to Martin Janković, who was previously sentenced to three years and six months in prison for creating a criminal organization.

Vijesti: Prosecutor Seeks Permanent Confiscation of House, Car, and Watch

The Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) is seeking the permanent confiscation of a house, car, and watch belonging to Martin Janković.

Montenegrin politician Banović stated that the arrival of Mihail Zvinčuk was expected and that the actions of Parliament President Andrija Mandić do not indicate foreign interference, while anticipating continued attempts to destabilize politics and compromise the country's European path.

Pobjeda: Banović: Zvinčuk's arrival not surprising, Mandić's actions not proof of…

Montenegrin politician Banović states that the arrival of Zvinčuk was expected and that Mandić's actions do not indicate foreign interference, anticipating continued attempts to destabilize politics and compromise the country's European path.

An article claims that construction work on Montenegrin monasteries was used as a method to falsify and erase historical records.

Antena M: Construction Interventions on Montenegrin Monasteries Were a Tool for…

The article claims that construction work on Montenegrin monasteries was utilized as a method to falsify and erase historical records.

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić warned of impending imported inflation and increased costs for energy and food.

Pobjeda: Spajić: Imported inflation, rising energy and food prices await us

Montenegrin Finance Minister Spajić warns of impending imported inflation and increased costs for energy and food.

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