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The US Senate passed a resolution to curb President Trump's authority to take military action against Iran without congressional approval, delivering a bipartisan rebuke to the administration. This vote directs the president to remove US armed forces from hostilities against Iran.
BOSQAR INVEST has successfully completed the largest recapitalization in Croatian history, raising 150 million euros. Investor interest exceeded the offering, and the capital will be utilized for acquisitions and further growth.
Richard Nixon's discussions with colleagues in the Oval Office about wiretapping Democrats are highlighted as the event that led to the Watergate scandal, the largest in US history.
This collection of articles provides a snapshot of general news and market updates from June 22, 2026, including cryptocurrency price movements, consumer confidence in Türkiye, and various daily news summaries.
Tomašević: 'Lately, voices for the revision of history and the anti-fascist struggle are getting louder'
A judge has ruled that Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, must stand trial on corruption charges. The court also ordered her to surrender her passport, citing concerns that her security detail might facilitate her escape.
The Serbian television channel Happy has begun using artificial intelligence (AI) news anchors, who are presented with traditional Serbian names and surnames. The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) has commented on this development.
A co-founder of Vijesti, a Montenegrin news outlet, argued that editorial independence is incompatible with owner-determined editorial policy, amidst discussions on the implications of new ownership for the media's 'pro-European' line.
Vivek Aggarwal has been elected as the Vice President of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), marking a historic first for India. Concurrently, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been officially placed on the FATF's 'grey list' due to insufficient controls over financial transactions and inadequate efforts against money laundering and terrorism financing.
EU Council President António Costa has defended his decision to resume diplomatic contacts with the Kremlin, aiming to understand Moscow's perspective directly. This move has sparked debate and revealed divisions among EU leaders regarding engagement with Russia.
Patients of the private healthcare institution Northwestern Medical Center (NWMC) announced that the Municipal Court in Sarajevo has issued a decision on interim measures to protect embryos, bringing good news to those affected.
TV Vijesti announces a program titled 'Forbes Magazine: Battle for Investors' to air on Sunday at 7:10 PM.
An analysis of IMDb ratings has identified television series with the worst final episodes in history. The study highlights shows that disappointed viewers with their conclusions.
Journalists have responded to the Central Bank's reaction to an article titled 'Clients unlocked 54.3 million euros,' emphasizing that the public must be informed about CBCG disputes.
The 20th episode of the Serbian historical drama series 'Vreme smrti' (Time of Death), based on Dobrica Ćosić's novel, is scheduled to air tonight on TV Vijesti.
Gabriel Bitorajac, the 19-year-old son of actor Rene Bitorajac, made his first public appearance on HRT's 'Špica' show following news that he is suing his former school.
Mick Jagger has hinted at the possibility of The Rolling Stones embarking on a new tour next year, stating he is 'ready to go.' He expressed hope that the band will perform shows in the coming year.
Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Sutjeska, also known as the Fifth Enemy Offensive, which concluded on this day in 1943 and is remembered as one of the largest and most devastating battles in Croatian history, particularly for Dalmatians.
Iranian football fans gathered outside and inside the World Cup stadium to protest the Iranian regime and call for change, with many defying FIFA's ban by displaying the pre-revolutionary flag. The Iranian national anthem was met with a mix of cheers and whistles during the match.
Montenegro is reportedly halfway through its negotiation process, likely referring to EU accession, while public discourse includes questions about the amount citizens have paid to privileged electricity producers over the past decade.
Sofija Drakulović's poetry collection, 'Ispovijesti su gore nego psovke' (Confessions are worse than curses), has been published by Platforma knjiga from Podgorica and is now available online.
Montenegro has recorded five traffic fatalities in the past three days, raising concerns about road safety and the stalled adoption of stricter traffic laws.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the "Vijesti" newspaper for June 14, 2026.
The Montenegrin news portal Vijesti.me is promoting advertising opportunities for real estate, vehicles, and various services, offering a platform for businesses to reach a wide audience.
Reports indicate the US and Iran are nearing a peace deal, possibly to be signed in Geneva, with Pakistan mediating and Hezbollah confident Lebanon will be included. However, Iran insists on its right to nuclear enrichment, and Trump has denied the authenticity of leaked deal terms.
Pregled najvažnijih vijesti u Dnevniku N1, s fokusom na početak Svjetskog prvenstva.
Various news outlets are presenting their top headlines and front pages for Thursday, June 11, 2026. These reports highlight the most important news and stories of the day.
The heartwarming story of a boy and an alien, 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial', made history as the first film to surpass 10 million videocassette sales, revolutionizing the home entertainment market.
A trial based on a complaint by a "Vijesti" journalist has been adjourned until September 16 after the editor-in-chief of the portal, Balša Knežević, failed to appear as a witness, with the judge stating he would be forcibly brought to the next hearing.
A Montenegrin newspaper, 'Vijesti', published its front page for June 10, 2026, featuring an image.
Concerns have been raised regarding the targeting of Vijesti journalist Jelena Jovanović, with calls for a clear and strong response to attacks against her. Đurašković stated that the targeting of Jovanović is a serious cause for concern.
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao, affecting over 8,600 schools and displacing nearly 18,000 people into evacuation centers. Local governments and organizations are mobilizing financial aid, rescue teams, and personnel for the response efforts.
A news report highlights a political stalemate between the government and the opposition in Montenegro.
North Macedonia is anticipated to be the first country to abolish roaming charges with the European Union, according to statements from Andonovski. This development comes amidst broader discussions on economic productivity and trust in regional politics.
Montenegro is considering making the violation of supervision measures a distinct criminal offense, punishable by up to one year in prison, pending approval from Brussels.
Index.hr presents its weekly compilation of ten positive stories, featuring acts of kindness, successes, sports achievements, scientific discoveries, and other uplifting events.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti for June 7, 2026, is presented.
A DNP leader has reportedly threatened dismissals and Vukićević drew a tombstone for the Montenegrin media outlet 'Vijesti', indicating pressure or threats against its editorial policy.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti for June 6, 2026.
Forbes has declared Taylor Swift the wealthiest musician in history, with her net worth making her a double billionaire. This achievement is largely attributed to the success of her 'Eras Tour'.
Penzionisani žandarm iz Srbije Saša Lazić na Luštici je rezervisao smeštaj za 45 pripadnika grupe koja je u sredu s tivatskog aerodroma vraćena za Beo
Preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are underway, with announcements regarding opening ceremony performers like Shakira and a star-studded Mexican lineup, along with logistical details such as fan fest construction, player travel, and stadium entry rules. FIFA also confirmed an accidental sale of tickets for $0 due to a system error.
A video from a Texas wedding has gone viral on social media, capturing the moment the best man fainted during the ceremony while the registrar continued the proceedings without interruption, surprising attendees.
Serbia has implemented intensified border controls for Montenegrin citizens entering the country, with several individuals, including a Montenegrin politician, reportedly denied entry without clear explanation, drawing criticism from Montenegrin officials and support from Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik for Serbia's actions.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the newspaper Vijesti for June 4, 2026.
A charter flight from Belgrade to Tivat, Montenegro, was met by strong police forces at the airport, leading to the detention and subsequent return of 90 passengers to Belgrade. The passengers were deemed undesirable guests and were not permitted to enter Montenegro.
The crime of usury in Montenegro is difficult to prove due to its specific execution methods, which complicate evidence collection and analysis, leading to longer processing times. Police are undertaking intensified operational activities to address the issue.
A former police official has responded to a 'Vijesti' article, denying any cover-up or robbery in connection with the text titled "Data will be useful to keep him in check."
A TV Vijesti program, 'Putokaz,' is scheduled to air today at 5:05 PM, focusing on the challenges of the tourist season and the shortage of labor.
French and UK forces successfully intercepted a suspected Russian oil tanker in the Atlantic, which has since arrived in the Bay of Douarnenez. This action is part of efforts to counter Russia's 'shadow fleet' operations.
The Eagle Hills company has responded to a report alleging that its Šas Heights project near Lake Šas does not comply with the Spatial Plan, as published by "Vijesti".
This story features the front pages of various newspapers for Monday, June 1, 2026. It provides a snapshot of the top headlines and news coverage from that specific date.
A court in Podgorica, Montenegro, rejected a lawsuit filed by Andrej Vučić against the Montenegrin daily 'Vijesti' and its editors, ruling that the publication of Sky ECC transcripts was permissible.
An astrology article suggests that the last day of the weekend will bring a sense of relief, peace, and good news for certain zodiac signs.
31. SVIBNJA 1930. godine u San Franciscu je rođen jedan od najslavnijih i najdugovječnijih glumaca i redatelja u povijesti filmske industrije - Clint Eastwood.
IAEA je priopćila da ju je o incidentu obavijestila uprava elektrane, a koja se nalazi pod ruskom kontrolom.
Vijesti.me, a prominent Montenegrin portal, is promoting its classifieds section, offering a platform for users to publish advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and various services.
Alpac Capital and United Group have announced an agreement for the sale of Adria News Network, which includes N1 and other regional media outlets in five countries of the former Yugoslavia. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and its regional members have expressed concern over the acquisition.
Romania has declared the Russian consul in Constanța persona non grata and announced the closure of the Russian consulate after a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block in Galați, injuring two people. The incident has drawn strong condemnation from NATO allies and prompted accusations of irresponsibility against political leaders attempting to excuse Russia.
Montenegrin singer Ivona Krnić shares her journey and excitement about her first song in an interview with 'Vijesti'. She expresses her desire to showcase seriousness in her music and reveals that the song helped her achieve a long-held dream.
Croatian government measures have been criticized by opposition parties and analysts as being too late and primarily aimed at saving the budget. Landlords expressed anger, questioning the future implications of these policies.
A solar eclipse occurred on May 28, 585 BC, during a battle between the Lydians and Medians, an event considered one of the most unusual moments in ancient history with a precisely known date.
The far-right European party Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN), home to Germany's AfD, may lose its status as a European political party due to alleged violations of fundamental EU values.
A Montenegrin court ruled that the publication of Sky ECC messages mentioning Andrej Vučić, brother of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, was justified and in the public interest, rejecting his lawsuit against a Montenegrin portal.
The 17th episode of the TV series 'Vreme smrti' (Time of Death), based on Dobrica Ćosić's novel, will be broadcast tonight at 8 PM on TV Vijesti.
This article presents the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for May 27, 2026.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti for May 26, 2026.
Western Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures reaching record levels above 40 degrees Celsius in several countries, leading to concerns about wildfires and public safety. France recorded its hottest day in history, and authorities are urging caution as the extreme weather continues.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić is in China participating in the World Economic Forum's Summer Davos meeting in Dalian, where Chinese Premier Li Qiang informed him of China's approval of approximately 13 [unspecified amount].
A study concluded that a small group of hunter-gatherers near Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia experienced the first plague epidemic in history 5,500 years ago, with most victims under 15 years old.
Australian police have made their largest-ever cocaine bust, discovering 2.7 tons of the drug valued at $816 million hidden in secret underground bunkers near Sydney. This record seizure highlights a significant blow to drug trafficking operations in the country.
Montenegro is grappling with the financial implications of restitution, having already compensated citizens for property confiscated after World War II, with an estimated half a billion euros still expected to be paid.
This article presents the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for June 21, 2026, highlighting its main stories.
The Balkan region is experiencing warm and sunny weather, with temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius. Drivers are facing long queues and delays at border crossings, particularly towards the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina and at Preševo.
Vijesti.me, a leading portal, is offering an enhanced advertising platform for real estate, vehicles, and services, allowing users to reach a wider audience quickly and easily.
Croats in Serbia celebrated their community day in Subotica with an awards ceremony for education in the Croatian language, attended by several Croatian ministers and Serbian official Marko Đurić.
Dinamo Zagreb President Zvonimir Boban gave new signing Dór Peretz, captain of Maccabi Tel Aviv, a tour of Zagreb as the Israeli midfielder arrived with his wife and agent.
The newspaper Danas has issued a reaction to an article published by 'Vijesti' on June 3, 2024, stating that the information claiming most individuals on Montenegro's entry ban list are linked to the SNS regime is inaccurate and unverified.
A preview of the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for June 19, 2026, showcasing its main stories.
This article presents the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for June 18, 2026, highlighting its main stories.
A survey is being conducted to gather public opinion on the management of the "Red Mud" location, exploring whether it represents a development opportunity or a financial burden for the state.
Following the success of his film 'Obsession,' director Kari Barker has indicated his interest in adapting more short films into features.
Health authorities are warning that the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could become the worst in history. Mistrust is causing patients to delay seeking treatment, though some have recovered and left treatment centers.
For the first time, social media platforms have become the leading source of news worldwide, surpassing traditional media outlets. This shift indicates a growing preference for digital and video platforms for information.
Montenegrin poet Sofia Drakulović has released her debut poetry collection, 'Ispovijesti su gore nego psovke' (Confessions Are Worse Than Curses), published by Platforma Knjiga.
The European Union has officially launched accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, opening the first cluster of chapters for both countries. This marks a significant step in their path towards EU membership, with officials from both nations expressing commitment to the process.
This story compiles the front pages and news briefs from various international newspapers for Monday, June 15, 2026. It offers a snapshot of the day's top headlines and news coverage.
The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has stated that a court decision in the Adriatic Bank case is unrelated to its operations, refuting claims published by Vijesti.
The "Za volanom" (Behind the Wheel) program will feature a test drive of the Hyundai Tucson 1.6 T-GDI, airing today at 4:45 PM on TV "Vijesti".
Canada is set to choose between Germany and South Korea within 30 days for the acquisition of 12 new submarines, a decision that could mark the country's largest military procurement ever and is crucial for Arctic patrolling.
The article presents the front page of the "Vijesti" newspaper for June 13, 2026, listing its main stories for that day.
Newspaper front pages from various countries for Friday, June 12, 2026, are being highlighted. These headlines cover the top news stories of the day.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has caused widespread controversy and faced sharp criticism for becoming the face of an Israeli luxury real estate project, with activists calling her move complicity in genocide.
Researchers re-examining fossils have identified Praearcturus gigas, a meter-long scorpion that lived 415 million years ago in Great Britain. This ancient creature is now considered the largest known scorpion in history and likely had an amphibious lifestyle.
Meteorologists are increasingly predicting a strong El Niño phenomenon this year, which is expected to bring harsher summers and weaker monsoons to some regions. This comes as May 2026 was recorded as the second warmest May in history, with particularly high ocean temperatures.
Television Vijesti will broadcast the third episode of a documentary series by Hrvoje Klasić, exploring 'Tito's Yugoslavia' and its accelerated modernization after World War II. The series uses archival footage and expert interviews to examine socialism with a human face.
OpenAI has confidentially filed for an IPO, aiming for a valuation exceeding $850 billion, while SpaceX is also preparing for its own public offering. These anticipated IPOs are generating significant investor interest and market speculation.
A journalist from the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' has reported receiving new threats and insults. The editor-in-chief has called on police and prosecutors to take immediate action, emphasizing that responsibility for the journalist's safety extends beyond the perpetrator to those who foster an environment of violence.
Israel and Iran have temporarily ceased counterstrikes following a plea from Donald Trump, though Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed Israel's right to self-defense and warned of continued conflict with Iran and Hezbollah. Netanyahu also confirmed a ceasefire but threatened a strong response to any new attacks, indicating that the war with Iran and Hezbollah is not over.
For the first time in history, artificial intelligence is generating more content on the internet than humans, a significant shift driven by the rapid growth of AI chatbots and agents.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti for June 8, 2026.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that Belgrade would bid to host the Europa League final at its National Stadium, even before UEFA's official decision. This announcement sparked discussions about the economic feasibility and potential benefits for the city, drawing comparisons to Bilbao's previous hosting experience.
The "Za volanom" (Behind the Wheel) television program will feature a test drive of the Dacia Bigster, airing today at 4:45 PM on Televizija Vijesti.
Vukašin Obradović, editor of daily newspaper Vijesti and former president of the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia, stated that relations between Montenegro and Serbia have been seriously damaged in the last month due to recent events, including a case in Tivat.
Ahead of the 40th anniversary of Jorge Luis Borges's death, journalist and literary translator Nada Đermanović writes for Art Vijesti, offering a personal insight into the renowned author.
The URA party has condemned a shameful attack by Ubović on Abazović and a police officer, urging institutions to demonstrate that the state is stronger than organized crime.
Citizens in Albania have continued protests, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and expressing widespread discontent with the government. Meanwhile, EU officials reiterated that the accession process for Western Balkan countries is merit-based.
An EU summit with Western Balkan leaders focused on reaffirming their membership prospects, while also addressing a crisis between Serbia and Montenegro that led to Serbia withdrawing BIA officers from their shared border. Discussions also touched upon potential plans for two neighboring countries to unite and EU support for Armenia.
The Peace Implementation Council (PIC) steering board failed to reach a consensus on appointing a new High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, with disagreements reportedly emerging between the EU and the US. Christian Schmidt, the current High Representative, stated that discussions would continue in the coming days and that a general consensus was reached on the importance of the OHR for BiH.
A video from a wedding has gone viral showing a godfather fainting during the ceremony, with many people expressing disbelief at the registrar's subsequent actions.
Approximately 30 Montenegrin nationals, including a 'Vijesti' portal editor, were detained and subjected to additional checks at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport, sparking concerns about their treatment.
Senator Marco Rubio confirmed that Donald Trump will attend the NATO summit in Turkey in July, describing it as a potentially historic meeting for the alliance. This announcement comes amid various reports and speculation regarding Trump's public appearances and health.
Kristjan Staničić has been re-elected as the director of the Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ), despite previously publishing misleading fake news on Facebook.
A new episode, "Vreme smrti" – epizoda 18: Između rata i epidemije, based on Dobrica Ćosić's novel, is scheduled to air tonight at 8 PM on TV Vijesti.
A news segment titled 'Vijesti u pola 7' investigates the question of responsibility for the loss of funds from EU sources.
A Montenegrin Member of Parliament, Mugoša, questioned why the government has not informed citizens about the reasons behind its decisions, accusing it of continuous non-transparent behavior. He specifically asked why the government did not announce the abolition of certain measures.
There has been a reported increase in Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) targeting media outlets in Montenegro in recent months. A prominent case involved the Serbian president's brother losing a first-instance lawsuit against Vijesti.
A news report questions the current whereabouts and activities of Mirjana Pajković, the former state secretary in Montenegro's Ministry of Human and Minority Rights.
A new episode of the popular music competition 'Nikad nije kasno' (It's Never Too Late) is set to air tonight on TV Vijesti, promising top performances, emotions, and laughter.
Index.hr compiles a weekly list of ten positive news stories, highlighting acts of kindness, successes, sports achievements, and scientific discoveries.
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Minority shareholders of Vijesti have stated that the sale of the media outlet as part of the Adria News Network package was neither agreed upon nor finalized, vowing to defend Vijesti again.
Kino Tuškanac is showcasing eight films by Edith Head, the legendary costume designer who holds the record for the most Oscar nominations by a woman, with 21 nods.
This article is a placeholder for the front page of the Vijesti newspaper for May 29, 2026, featuring an image of the layout.
Astrologers claim that the end of the current week will be particularly significant for two zodiac signs, bringing them joyful news.
On May 28, 1830, US President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, a highly controversial piece of legislation in American history that continues to be discussed today.
A ruling by the Basic Court in Podgorica in favor of Vijesti, rejecting a lawsuit by Serbian President's brother Andrej Vučić over the publication of Sky ECC transcripts, demonstrates a judiciary that protects public interest over political and mafia power.
A Montenegrin court has rejected a lawsuit filed by Andrej Vučić, the brother of the Serbian president, against the newspaper 'Vijesti' regarding reports on Sky messaging. The court deemed the lawsuit unfounded, stating the public has a right to know about Vučić's alleged involvement.
Today's horoscope suggests that one zodiac sign can expect important news and an unexpected encounter, with new meetings and intellectual attraction possible.
The resignation of Jelena Borovinić Bojović has sparked questions about the formation of a new majority in Podgorica and the potential for a politically charged summer in the city.
Donald Trump has called for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, and other nations to normalize relations with Israel by joining the Abraham Accords as a condition for any future peace deal with Iran. This demand introduces fresh uncertainty into ongoing discussions about an Iran peace plan.
Montenegrin seafarers have been trapped on a ship for over two months, facing an ongoing situation. Concerns are being raised about their prolonged confinement.
This story features the front pages of various newspapers for Tuesday, June 23, 2026. It provides a glimpse into the top headlines and news coverage of that day.
A Montenegrin news report discusses housing rents, potentially referencing a "Vienna model" for pricing, with Željko Vuksanović as editor and host.
Scientists are developing protocols for 'the most important day in history,' a concept explored in Steven Spielberg's new sci-fi film 'Day of Disclosure,' which focuses on extraterrestrial themes.
Index.hr publishes its weekly roundup of ten good news stories, featuring tales of selfless help, successes, sports achievements, scientific discoveries, and other positive events.
News reports from Montenegro discuss the political implications and next steps in Podgorica following the election of Perić, with a brief mention of potential US-Iran negotiations.
The articles mark the anniversary of the release of the first blockbuster film in cinema history. This film, an island romance, captivated audiences worldwide while also dividing critics.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for June 20, 2026.
Dobre vijesti: Hormuški moreuz je ponovo otvoren , nakon što su Iran i Sjedinjene Američke Države ove sedmice potpisali memorandum o razumijevanju. Lo
Ivan Penava, president of the Homeland Movement, stated at a press conference that the goal of their "Resolution on strengthening the political position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina" is to stop the outvoting of Croats and ensure the implementation of constitutional principles.
Dobre vijesti su da je Hormuški moreuz ponovo otvoren, nakon što su Iran i Sjedinjene Američke Države ove sedmice potpisali memorandum o razumijevanju
The Podgorica City Assembly is in session to elect Srđan Perić as its president, a move that has sparked debate and accusations of 'Frankenstein coalitions' between the ruling and opposition parties. The election is being broadcast live, highlighting the political divisions.
Montenegrin official Petar Koprivica and former police chief Dragan Braunović are embroiled in a public dispute, with Koprivica accusing Braunović of having knowledge about potential arson incidents. Braunović, in turn, claims Koprivica is offering insults and political performance instead of answers.
The 7:30 PM news broadcast on Vijesti, edited and hosted by Danijela Lasica, will cover Montenegro's position amidst international support and warnings, and also address the increasingly frequent issue of peer violence.
An interview with Jovović for "Monitor" discusses the people who define the mission of "Vijesti" and speculates that Vučić might acquire equipment but not the essential staff if a deal goes through.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for June 17, 2026.
The Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' published its front page for June 16, 2026, featuring a prominent image.
“Vijesti” saznaju da će Milatović obaviti razgovore s nekoliko potencijalnih kandidata za člana Komisije, među kojima je i Nebojša Vučinić Želja za prisvajanjem teritorija susjeda nije se…
An ancient monastery in Kyiv was damaged by Russian attacks, drawing widespread international condemnation. Ukrainian officials are assessing the damage to the historic site, while diplomatic efforts continue with discussions between leaders like Trump, Putin, and Zelensky regarding the conflict.
Stories from Reddit detail how millionaires lost their fortunes due to factors such as poor business decisions, fraud, extravagance, expensive divorces, and market crashes.
New research suggests that completely avoiding sugar could negatively impact gut health and metabolic functions. This finding offers a different perspective on the common advice to eliminate sugar from one's diet.
A fatal road accident on the Pogradec-Lin axis in Albania resulted in one death and four injuries, with images from the scene being released. Separately, two teenagers died and one person was critically injured in a traffic accident in Nikšić, Montenegro.
The question of whether Preokret leader Srđan Perić has sufficient support to be elected President of the Podgorica Assembly is expected to be resolved next week.
Elon Musk has become the world's first paper trillionaire following SpaceX's record-breaking initial public offering (IPO) on Wall Street. The IPO saw overwhelming interest in SpaceX shares, leading to a significant surge in the company's valuation.
SpaceX completed the world's largest initial public offering, raising $75 billion and making Elon Musk the first trillionaire. The IPO has generated significant investor interest despite some analysts highlighting potential risks.
A news briefing discusses the contents of the latest 'non-paper' concerning Montenegro.
A recent study has uncovered additional health benefits of coffee, indicating that regular consumption may contribute to a longer lifespan.
An EU delegation has urged the public to report all suspicions regarding an unspecified matter.
The 19th episode of the TV series 'Vreme smrti,' based on Dobrica Ćosić's novel of the same name, is scheduled to air tonight at 8 PM on TV Vijesti.
News reports indicate that Drljević has been reappointed to a position, despite facing significant criticism from non-governmental organizations and media outlets.
This story features the front pages of various newspapers, including MyJoyOnline and Vijesti, published on Tuesday, June 9, 2026. The articles provide a glimpse into the top headlines and news coverage of that specific day.
On June 8, 1191, English King Richard I, known as Richard the Lionheart, arrived in the Holy Land to join the Third Crusade, a period marked by a gruesome crime associated with him.
Astrology forecasts one of the most positive aspects of the year during June, with Venus and Jupiter bringing unexpected luck in love, money, and good news.
The first semi-final of the music competition 'Nikad nije kasno' (Never too late) is scheduled to air on Monday at 8 PM on TV Vijesti, determining who will advance to the grand finale.
MEP Kathleen Van Brempt spoke with 'Vijesti' about the current sentiment within the European Union. She emphasized that no one in the EU is currently advocating for certain positions.
Vukasin Obradovic, editor of 'Vijesti' daily and former NUNS president, assesses that recent events have seriously damaged Serbia-Montenegro relations, viewing them as part of a broader political operation.
Kosovo is set to hold its third general election in less than 18 months on Sunday, as the country attempts to overcome a prolonged political crisis. Reports indicate concerns about external interference in the electoral process, with approximately 16,600 accredited observers expected to monitor the elections.
Montenegrin portal Vijesti.me offers a new platform for users to publish advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and services, aiming to reach a wider audience.
Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposal for a face-to-face meeting, stating he currently sees no reason for such talks. Zelenskyy interpreted Putin's response as Russia once again choosing war, while Putin also commented on Zelenskyy's Jewish heritage.
The Ukrainian army has claimed a significant military success in Donetsk, describing it as the "first operation of its kind in modern history." This achievement was reportedly accomplished through minimal but precise actions.
A generic article indicating the front page of the Vijesti newspaper for June 5, 2026, likely a placeholder or summary of main stories.
Thousands of Albanians protested in Tirana against a proposed luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Demonstrators accused the government of selling off national interests and called for the protection of natural areas.
A news report from Montenegro highlights the silence of Montenegrin officials regarding issues faced by citizens.
Graphic designer and painter Bojana Bogavac speaks to 'Vijesti' about her creative work and her new cycle of works presented at an exhibition in KIC 'Budo Tomović'.
A journalist reported that some individuals recently deported from Serbia were actively involved in suppressing student protests. The CRTA organization also noted the presence of 'quasi-observers' among those deported.
The California gubernatorial primary election remains too close to call, with Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra emerging as frontrunners in a highly competitive race to advance to the general election.
The front page of Vijesti for June 3, 2026, highlights the main stories of the day.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić appeared before members of parliament for a 'Prime Minister's Hour' session. He faced criticism regarding citizens' living standards and discussed foreign policy factors and organized crime.
This collection features the front pages of various newspapers published on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. It provides a snapshot of the day's top headlines and news coverage from different regions.
The creator and cast of HBO's 'Euphoria' have discussed the series finale, with Sam Levinson defending a main character's death and Sydney Sweeney confirming she fought to keep R-rated scenes. Drake was also credited as an early champion and executive producer of the show.
Russia has announced plans to export 60 million tons of grain, including 50 million tons of wheat, in 2025/2026, following one of its best wheat harvests in history.
According to "Vijesti" information, directors can remain in office for another month after the deadline expires - until the 13th.
The Dutch Ambassador to Montenegro, Martijn Ehlersma, stated that Podgorica must continue to fulfill the political and economic Copenhagen criteria for EU accession, including a mature democratic system, guaranteed human and minority rights, and a functional market economy.
Akademski umjetnik iz Rožaja Selver Kardović za “Vijesti” najavljuje svoju samostalnu izložbu u Belgiji, povodom 20 godina od obnove nezavisnosti Crne Gore
Ukrajinska vojska je kasno u subotu izvela napad dronovima na rafineriju nafte Saratov, izvijestili su ruski medijski kanali na Telegramu.
Montenegrin pensioners have once again expressed their anger and disappointment after their pensions were increased by only five euros. This minimal increase has led to widespread dissatisfaction among the elderly population.
This article provides advice on how parents should sensitively communicate the news of their divorce to children, emphasizing the need for preparation to mitigate trauma and preserve emotional stability.
A news report from Vijesti at 7:30 PM, edited and hosted by Dimitrije Jovićević, questions the source of billions for the Montenegrin government's infrastructure projects.
A Marvel film from 1986 is remembered for one of the most bizarre 18+ scenes in Hollywood history, still discussed nearly four decades later.
The United Nations has added Israel and Russia to its annual blacklist of parties committing sexual violence in conflict zones, leading to Israel's decision to cut ties with the UN chief.
A Montenegrin news broadcast, 'Vijesti u pola 7,' featured Marija Racković and focused on the topic of concrete development as a strategy for tourism growth.
This story compiles the front pages of various newspapers published on Thursday, May 28, 2026. It offers a snapshot of the day's top headlines and visual presentations from different regions.
The trial for the murder of Miodrag Krušćić and the wounding of journalist Olivera Lakić has resumed, with digital evidence experts testifying. There is a possibility that Đukanović may be questioned.
Predsednik Demokratske stranke Srđan Milivojević ocenio je danas da je odluka suda u Podgorici da odbije tužbu brata predsednika Srbije Andreja Vučića
The new romantic series "Off Campus" has achieved significant success, becoming the third most-watched new series in the history of Prime Video.
EasyJet has announced a reduction in the number of flights scheduled for Dubrovnik this summer compared to the previous year, signaling potentially bad news for the Croatian city's tourism.