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The Mayor of Podgorica, Saša Mujović, has stated that he is firmly committed to completing the construction of the wastewater treatment plant in Botun. According to him, this project is of exceptional...
The Association of Professional Journalists of Montenegro (DPNCG) has submitted an initiative to the Ministry of Justice aimed at increasing penalties for verbal and physical violence against female j...
A new report reveals a disturbing trend on TikTok, where artificial intelligence-generated videos depicting young girls in provocative clothing are racking up millions of likes and shares. Despite the...
The local magazine, Bistriške Novice, is organizing the Person of the Year selection for the fourteenth time. Among numerous suggestions, the editorial team has chosen eight candidates who, in 2025, l...
The Centar Union – GSP Belgrade warns of serious problems in the functioning of public transportation in Belgrade, caused by the dire financial situation and accumulated debts of the company. Accordin...
As part of the "Open Door Days of the State Prosecutor's Office" initiative, a meeting was held in Bijelo Polje between representatives of the Higher and Basic State Prosecutor's Office and journalist...
In Bijelo Polje, on the occasion of the city's Liberation Day, January 3rd, the '3rd of January' award is traditionally presented. The jury for awarding this prize held a session where the list of pro...
Preparing a Krsna Slava, an important custom in many families, represents a significant financial expense. In conversations with women who traditionally dedicate themselves to preparing the Slava feas...
In Skopje, two separate cases of physical violence among minors in elementary schools have been reported, causing concern among the public and competent institutions. Both incidents occurred within a ...
The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has expressed concern regarding the gender imbalance in the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) and called for transparency in the process of electing ...
The Archbishop of Zagreb, Monsignor Dražen Kutleša, held a pre-Christmas meeting with the principals of preschool, primary, and secondary schools of the Archdiocese of Zagreb, emphasizing the importan...
Foreign workers in Croatia are facing serious problems, including violations of labor rights, poor working conditions, and non-transparent procedures for obtaining work permits. A new trade union orga...