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Sunday, September 20, 2026
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A bus accident near Mojkovac involving schoolchildren has resulted in injuries to students and adults, with the driver subsequently arrested. This incident has drawn significant attention, alongside reports of severe flooding at the Ski Center Kolašin 1600, a recurring issue for the resort.
Economically, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced that the government deficit is projected to be larger than initially planned, amidst a period of rapidly increasing salaries across the country. Meanwhile, a Dutch official indicated that claims of stalled EU accession negotiations are likely driven by vested interests, with the Netherlands maintaining a reserved stance.
In legal affairs, the Higher Court has affirmed a Basic Court ruling, finding that discrimination was not proven in a case concerning a fundamental agreement. On the sports front, the national football team, 'Sokoli,' has commenced preparations for the Nations League, looking to build on its strengths for future competitions.
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A bus driver has been arrested following a traffic accident on the Kolašin-Mojkovac road, which resulted in injuries to three students and two adults. The incident involved elementary school students from Podgorica on an excursion, and reports indicate a landslide may have contributed to the accident.
CDM:
Bus Driver Arrested for Transporting Podgorica Schoolchildren
A bus driver from Aleksinac was arrested following a traffic accident on the Kolašin-Mojkovac road, which resulted in injuries to three students and two adults.
Pobjeda:
Bus crash with Podgorica schoolchildren near Mojkovac
Details emerge about a bus accident involving elementary school students from Podgorica near Mojkovac, with the driver arrested.
Antena M:
Bus driver arrested for carrying excursion
A bus driver has been arrested in connection with an excursion incident, with four people injured after a landslide.
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Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has announced that the government's deficit will be larger than initially projected. This comes as the country experiences a rapid increase in salaries, signaling potential economic shifts.
Antena M:
Salaries are flying sky-high
An article discussing the rapid increase in salaries in Montenegro, highlighting potential economic shifts.
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The Higher Court has confirmed a Basic Court ruling that discrimination was not proven in a case related to a fundamental agreement.
Vijesti:
Discrimination Not Proven: Higher Court Confirms Basic Court Ruling
The Higher Court has upheld a ruling from the Basic Court, stating that discrimination was not proven in a case related to a fundamental agreement.
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A Dutch official, Denero, stated that claims of stalled EU accession negotiations for Montenegro are driven by vested interests opposed to the country's Europeanization. The Netherlands reportedly maintains a reserved stance on the talks.
Pobjeda:
Denero: No negotiations stall, but there are challenges
A Dutch official states that claims of stalled EU accession negotiations for Montenegro are driven by vested interests opposed to the country's Europeanization, with the Netherlands maintaining a reserved stance.
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The national football team, known as "Sokoli," has commenced its preparations for the upcoming Nations League, expressing confidence in their strength while acknowledging the need for caution after previous disappointments.
Pobjeda:
"Sokoli" begin preparations for the Nations League: Strong enough to be…
The national football team starts preparations for the Nations League, aiming for success while acknowledging the need for caution after past disappointments.
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