A new controversy has emerged involving Nevenka Ćirović, the Consul General of Montenegro in Serbia, who is accused of honoring a war criminal on Facebook, a claim she denies. This incident, along with an opinion piece discussing Montenegro's narrow escape from condemnation for Srebrenica, underscores the ongoing sensitivity and debate surrounding the glorification of war criminals in the country.

Vijesti: Praise God, not Mladić: Ćirović claims she did not pay tribute to the war…

A political controversy arises as a public figure, Ćirović, is accused of honoring a war criminal on Facebook, a claim she denies. The headline translates to 'Worship God, not Mladić: Ćirović claims she did not honor a war criminal on Facebook'.

CDM: Montenegro narrowly avoided condemnation for Srebrenica, its biggest…

This opinion piece by Andrej Nikolaidis discusses how Montenegro narrowly avoided condemnation for Srebrenica, which the author describes as its biggest historical shame, recalling a lawsuit by Bosnia and Herzegovina against Yugoslavia.

Pobjeda: Montenegro Narrowly Avoided What Would Be Its Greatest Shame

This story suggests Montenegro managed to avoid a significant negative event or scandal.

President Jakov Milatović has taken direct legal action by challenging the transfer of Kruševac castle to private ownership before the Constitutional Court, seeking to halt the change in property rights. Additionally, Milatović has requested a constitutional review of certain provisions within the law governing the status of the descendants of the Petrović-Njegoš royal dynasty.

Antena M: Milatović Challenges Transfer of Kruševac Castle to Private Ownership

President Milatović has filed a challenge with the Constitutional Court questioning the transfer of the Kruševac castle to private ownership and seeks to halt the change in property rights.

Vijesti: Milatović seeks constitutional review of provisions of the Law on the status…

President Milatović has requested an assessment of the constitutionality of certain provisions within the law concerning the status of the descendants of the Petrović-Njegoš royal dynasty.

Montenegro's economy is experiencing significant pressure, with fuel prices having surged by 30% over the past year. The annual inflation rate has also increased, reaching 4.5%, impacting the cost of living for citizens.

CDM: Fuel prices have increased by 30% in a year, inflation at 4.5%.

The cost of fuel has seen a significant rise of 30% over the past year, with inflation also noted at 4.5%, impacting the Montenegrin economy.

Pobjeda: Annual Inflation in Montenegro Rises to 4.5%

The annual inflation rate in Montenegro has increased to 4.5%, exceeding previous figures and impacting the economy.

A public health report indicates that 14,218 children in Montenegro remain unvaccinated, with a particular focus on increasing MMR vaccine coverage. The vaccination process is reportedly proceeding smoothly as new MMR vaccines become available.

Pobjeda: 14,218 Children Unvaccinated, MMR Vaccines Arriving

Approximately 14,218 children in Montenegro remain unvaccinated, with a particular focus on increasing MMR vaccine coverage due to vaccination delays in some children. The vaccination process is reported to be proceeding smoothly.

Antena M: 14,218 Children Unvaccinated as MMR Vaccines Arrive

A public health report indicates that 14,218 children remain unvaccinated, while MMR vaccines are becoming available.

Law enforcement in Montenegro has discovered a large quantity of drugs and arrested a serial offender from Serbia who was posing as a Croatian citizen. In a separate development, Toni Junčaj and Slađan Đinović, accused of international drug trafficking, have had their pre-trial detention lifted and are now under house arrest with an ankle monitor and a travel ban, respectively.

Antena M: Large Quantity of Drugs Found; Serial Offender from Serbia Arrested

A significant amount of drugs was discovered, leading to the arrest of a repeat offender from Serbia who was posing as a Croatian citizen.

Pobjeda: Junčaj Under House Arrest with Ankle Monitor, Đinović Banned from Leaving…

Toni Junčaj and Slađan Đinović, accused by the Special State Prosecutor's Office of international drug trafficking, have had their pre-trial detention lifted and are now subject to surveillance measures.

The appointment of a new director for the Customs Administration remains unresolved for over two years due to a disputed tender. This prolonged delay highlights ongoing administrative challenges.

Vijesti: Vučinić disputes tender, director selection on hold: Over two years unresolved…

The appointment of a new director for the Customs Administration is stalled due to a disputed tender, with the issue remaining unresolved for over two years.

A tender has been announced for the concession to bottle 'Vidrovanska' water, signaling a new development in the local beverage industry or resource management.

CDM: Who will bottle Vidrovanska water? Tender for concession announced.

A tender has been announced for the concession to bottle 'Vidrovanska' water, indicating a development in the local beverage industry or resource management.

A call has been made to establish clear procedures and criteria before evaluating candidates for election commission members, aiming to build trust in electoral institutions.

Pobjeda: Stankov: Establish Procedure Before Evaluating Candidates

Regarding the selection of election commission members, Stankov emphasizes the need to define the procedure and criteria application before any evaluations take place to build trust in electoral institutions.

A political commentary suggests that Montenegro is currently facing a 'hybrid war,' indicating the use of various non-military tactics against the country.

Antena M: Perović: Hybrid War Against Montenegro Waged by All Means Except Military

A political commentary piece by Perović suggests that Montenegro is facing a hybrid war, employing all non-military tactics.