Parents are protesting mandatory vaccination requirements for kindergarten admission, arguing against state imposition, with the issue now under review by the Constitutional Court in a public debate. This coincides with reports of low vaccination rates in areas like Bar, where more than half of children have not received their first MMR dose, leading parents to private care.

Vijesti: Parents Protest at Constitutional Court Over Vaccination Requirements

Parents gathered in front of the Constitutional Court in Podgorica to protest what they perceive as the state's undue conditions related to vaccination, arguing that the state should not impose such requirements.

CDM: Vaccination as Kindergarten Condition Before Constitutional Court

A public debate will be held today regarding the constitutionality of mandatory vaccinations for kindergarten admission. This social issue is being reviewed by the Constitutional Court.

Vijesti: Over Half of Children in Bar Unvaccinated, Parents Opt for Expensive Care

More than half of the children in Bar have not received their first MMR vaccine dose, leading parents to seek expensive private care alternatives.

Montenegro's national debt has decreased, now standing below five billion euros, with net public debt at 52.3% of GDP, signaling positive fiscal management. In an economic move to strengthen financial awareness and offer investment opportunities, the state plans to re-issue bonds for citizens.

CDM: Montenegro's National Debt Falls Below 5 Billion Euros

Montenegro's total national debt has dropped below five billion euros, with net public debt at 52.3% of GDP. This indicates a positive trend in the country's fiscal management.

Pobjeda: Vuković announced that the state will issue bonds for citizens again

An official named Vuković has announced plans for the state to re-issue bonds intended for purchase by citizens.

Firefighters have directly addressed the Montenegrin Parliament, bringing attention to their critical situation and the severe challenges they are currently facing.

Antena M: Firefighters Address Parliament: We're in Dire Straits

Firefighters have addressed members of the Montenegrin Parliament, highlighting their urgent situation and the severity of their challenges.

President Jakov Milatović is calling for the Constitutional Court to act promptly on a decision to transfer the 'Kruševac' castle into private ownership, deeming the move scandalous and illegal.

Antena M: Milatović Urges Constitutional Court Urgency: Decision on 'Kruševac' Castle…

President Milatović is calling for prompt action from the Constitutional Court regarding a decision to transfer the 'Kruševac' castle into private ownership, deeming it scandalous and illegal.

Pobjeda: Milatović seeks promptness from the Constitutional Court: Decision on the…

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović is urging the Constitutional Court to expedite a decision regarding the transfer of a castle, implying political significance.

Vijesti: No Evidence Found of Beating of Boljević: Five Police Officers Indicted

Despite initial reports, no evidence has been found to support claims that Boljević was beaten; however, five police officers have been indicted.

The Constitutional Committee has given its support to proposed constitutional amendments that would introduce integrity checks for individuals nominated as prime ministers and members of the government.

Antena M: Constitutional Committee Supports Amendments Introducing Integrity Checks for…

The Constitutional Committee has backed proposed amendments to the constitution that would introduce integrity checks for potential prime ministers and government members.

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić's mandate is approaching its end, with the Europe Now Movement (PES) party yet to schedule its Congress, leaving uncertainty about the timing of its second party assembly.

Vijesti: Spajić's Mandate Expiring, PES Congress Not Scheduled

Prime Minister Spajić's mandate is nearing its end, with no Congress for the PES party in sight, and the party has not announced when its second party assembly will be held.

Reports highlight a worrying trend of children becoming trapped in cycles of violence, drug abuse, and gambling. Separately, a World War II monument in Andrijevica has been vandalized, raising questions about the authorities' inaction.

Vijesti: Children Trapped in Violence, Drugs, and Gambling

A story detailing how children are becoming entangled in a cycle of violence, drug abuse, and gambling.

Antena M: Vandalism of WWII Monument in Andrijevica; Authorities Unresponsive

Readers report that a World War II monument in Andrijevica has been vandalized, questioning why authorities are not taking action.

Pejović has voiced opposition to institutional investment in folk culture, suggesting that such an approach is misguided.

Pobjeda: Pejović for Pobjeda: Institutional investment in folk is the wrong choice

Pejović argues against institutional investment in folk culture, suggesting it is an incorrect approach.