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Health organizations in Croatia are highlighting childhood cancer symptoms and prevention during September, noting that approximately 100 children under 14 are diagnosed annually in the country.
The daily Montenegrin newspaper Vijesti publishes its front page featuring top headlines and imagery for September 1, 2026.
The United States has reportedly finalized a major oil agreement with Venezuela, granting American partners majority control, drawing sharp criticism from opponents who call it an unconstitutional surrender of national wealth.
Prague intends to run its second-largest peacetime fiscal shortfall in 2027, directing additional revenue toward military modernization, infrastructure upgrades, and public sector wage increases.
Experts predict global food prices could rise by up to 15% over the next 15 months, with import-dependent Montenegro expected to face significant domestic inflationary pressure.
Young Montenegrin actor Vučić Perović discusses his Golden Mimosa award for best male role, his performance in the film "Oče naš," and his childhood memories in Kotor.
Vijesti explores the enduring legacy of the sitcom Friends, analyzing how it captured the essence of Generation X while continuing to resonate with younger audiences today.
In an interview with Vijesti, German electronic music producer Boris Brejča discusses his creative process and previews his late-night performance at the upcoming Sea Dance festival.
The front page overview showcases the day's leading national and international news items featured in the daily publication.
Political leaders in Montenegro are addressing concerns over potential external destabilization efforts as the country approaches key EU integration milestones, marking six years since the ruling Democratic Party of Socialists lost power.
Leading regional publications released their printed front pages for August 28, 2026, highlighting key political and social developments. The editions reflect the day’s primary headlines across Spanish and Balkan media outlets.
Vijesti ME reports that extra parking facilities will be available daily from 5 PM to 6 AM to accommodate visitors attending the Sea Dance music festival.
A powerful glacier collapse has unleashed catastrophic flash floods across Nepal and the Tibetan border region, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Rescue operations are underway as experts warn that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency of such glacial disasters.
Meta has agreed to pay approximately $18 billion to settle lawsuits brought by multiple US states alleging that its social media platforms, particularly Instagram, are engineered to addict teenagers and harm their mental health. The landmark financial resolution arrives amid intensified regulatory scrutiny and congressional oversight of digital youth safety.
Media conglomerate United Group has notified management that the divestiture of its N1 and Nova S television networks is substantially complete, though final license transfers await clearance from Luxembourg regulators.
Bitka kod Crécyja 1346. bila je ključni trenutak u Stogodišnjem ratu, gdje je mala engleska vojska neočekivano porazila brojniju francusku silu, nagovijestivši pad viteškog doba i uspon profesionalnih vojski.
The Sector for European Integration and International Relations Monitoring welcomed the Commercial Court's decision to freeze ownership and management changes at the broadcaster amid concerns over media independence.
The Trump administration has proposed a significant increase in H-1B visa fees, expanding the charge beyond new arrivals, which could impact Indian aspirants. Concurrently, the US is escalating trade disputes with Canada, with threats of increased tariffs on automobiles, while also facing criticism for its stance on international judicial bodies.
The Democratic People's Party (DNP) has withdrawn its support for Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović, while retaining its positions within the city's services and enterprises.
The tariff dispute between the United States and Canada is escalating, with Canada demonstrating a firm stance against US trade policies. This comes as global economic factors, including crude prices and the rupee's performance against the dollar, are under scrutiny.
This collection features the printed front pages of newspapers from August 23, 2026, including El Universal and Vijesti, alongside a selection of cartoons from August 24, 2026, published by the Sydney Morning Herald.
The 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival has officially opened at Kanli Kula, featuring ovations for actors John Savage, Dragan Bjelogrlić, and Milan Marić. The festival also honored Bogdan Diklić and included the projection of the film 'Dom'.
Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Kyiv to reaffirm Berlin's support for Ukraine, including additional financial aid and deeper defense cooperation. This visit occurred as Russia continued its attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, while Ukraine also targeted Russian facilities.
The Battle of Bosworth Field, fought on August 22, 1485, marked a pivotal moment in English history, concluding the Wars of the Roses and ushering in the Tudor dynasty.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for August 22, 2026.
Forecasters predict the current El Niño event will be the strongest in over a century, leading to widespread impacts including drought-induced transit restrictions in the Panama Canal, disrupted access to Machu Picchu, and warnings for severe weather in Australia. The US plans to send a hospital ship to Peru to assist with the anticipated effects.
The United States announced it would impose the 'toughest sanctions in history' on Iran, aiming to 'squash' its economy. Iran responded by labeling the new American threats and sanctions as 'economic terrorism'.
Is there a prospect that DNP will raise the issue of Ervin Ibrahimović's dismissal due to the allegedly poor conduct of foreign policy in relations with Croatia?
Donald Trump's aide Natalie Harp has drawn significant media attention and speculation regarding her close relationship with the former president. Her public appearances and social media activity have led to comparisons and discussions about her role and influence.
Firefighters are engaged in a decisive push to encircle a massive wildfire raging through the High Fens nature reserve in Belgium, described as the largest ecological disaster in the region's history. Recent rains have aided containment efforts, but the fire's intensity has caused smoke to drift into neighboring Germany.
The South East Europe Media Organisation (SEEMO) emphasized the significance of a Commercial Court decision concerning TV Vijesti, stating that future transactions involving majority stakes must respect all applicable laws and shareholder rights.
Strudel, a popular pastry, boasts a history spanning over 300 years, making it one of the oldest known desserts. Its origins and evolution are more fascinating than commonly perceived.
This collection features the front pages of various newspapers published on Tuesday, August 18, 2026. The headlines cover a range of news topics from that specific date.
Former President Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it interferes with US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating his stance on controlling the vital waterway. This comes amidst heightened tensions and threats from Iran to go on the offensive in the Strait if diplomatic efforts with the US fail.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the deadliest in the country's history, with over 2,300 fatalities reported, surpassing all previous outbreaks in severity.
Naguib S. Sawiris, Chairman of Orascom, denied any business connections with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić or his relatives, addressing claims made by opposition media regarding a loan from Alta Bank.
Moscow has reportedly received several unexpected and painful blows from Ankara this August, particularly concerning its relations with Turkey since the attack on Ukraine, with Erdoğan delivering the worst news.
The television show 'Za volanom' (Behind the Wheel) will feature a test drive of the Suzuki e Vitara, airing today at 4:45 PM on TV 'Vijesti'.
This article provides a preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for August 16, 2026.
Bayern Munich is reportedly preparing for one of the biggest financial transactions in the club's history.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
This collection features the front pages of various newspapers, including "Vijesti" and "myjoyonline," for Friday, August 14, 2026. The articles provide a glimpse into the top headlines and news coverage of that specific day.
Statements originating from Serbia have raised questions and concerns regarding potential interference in Montenegro's elections. This comes amidst ongoing political discussions and a focus on the August period, which often brings heightened tensions.
Wildfires have been reported in the areas above Skopje's Morane and near Herceg Novi. Authorities are monitoring the situation and assessing the extent of the fires.
Colombia has declared three days of national mourning for the over 240 victims of a devastating earthquake, while rescue efforts continue to find more than 2,500 missing people. Miraculous rescues include a 32-year-old woman pulled alive after 36 hours and a two-month-old baby saved from the rubble.
Europe is bracing for its fifth heat wave of 2026 with temperatures reaching up to 43 Celsius, causing record highs in cities like Split, Croatia, and prompting emergency medical calls due to heat-related illnesses.
A well-known Turkish journalist has been arrested after reporting on a Bayern Munich football transfer rumor, leading to a dramatic situation.
An article explores the history of the Medici family, one of Europe's most renowned names for centuries, tracing their influence from the birth of Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici in 1667.
In an interview with 'Vijesti,' prominent Montenegrin artist Slobodan Bobo Slovinić shares insights into his latest works, including his book 'Life and Sea' and exhibition 'Memories and Dreams,' as well as his overall creative process and future projects.
Montenegro is debating the adoption of a so-called 'Anti-Mafia Law' which would allow for the seizure of illegally acquired assets even without a court decision, raising questions about its potential impact on organized crime.
An action classic film, which divided critics but found its audience, made history by being the first to arrive in cinemas with a new age rating.
Miro Bulj made an unprecedented move at the Alka tournament, shocking attendees and drawing the first reaction from the HDZ party.
Marko Ulpije Trajan, one of the most renowned Roman emperors, was born on September 18, 53 AD, and died on August 8, 117 AD, remembered in history as the ruler under whom the Roman Empire achieved its greatest territorial extent.
The Pantović family from Podgorica is seeking justice for the death of 53-year-old Darko, accusing medical professionals of negligence in his treatment.
James Cameron has hinted that the 'Avatar' era might be nearing its end, as the director expressed his desire to tell other stories. This suggests a potential shift in his future filmmaking focus.
This collection features the front pages of various newspapers and sitemaps from CNN for Friday, August 7, 2026. It provides a snapshot of news coverage and website content from that specific date.
A company owned by a Movement Europe Now official secured a 20,000-euro contract with the Coal Mine, which is also headed by a PES official. This raises questions about whether the deal was based on the best offer or political connections.
August 6, 1999, marked the premiere of "The Sixth Sense" in American cinemas, a psychological horror-thriller that quickly became a pop culture phenomenon known for one of cinema's biggest twists.
Montenegrin President Milatović stated that 'Operation Storm' evokes painful feelings for many Montenegrin citizens and that the country is not obligated to attend its anniversary. This decision comes as Montenegro reflects on the event's impact.
Serbia held commemorations for Serb victims of Operation Storm, with President Vučić criticizing Montenegro's attendance at Croatia's celebration. Meanwhile, a memorial service for victims was held in Biskupija near Knin, Croatia.
The morning program 'Boje jutra' on Televizija Vijesti features psychiatrist Srđa Zlopaša, discussing the phenomenon of feeling unrested even after a vacation.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of "Vijesti" for August 4, 2026, offering a glimpse into future news headlines.
Cellist and organist Aleksandar Knjazev gave an interview to 'Vijesti' ahead of his upcoming concert at KotorArt, discussing the enduring inspiration found in Bach's suites.
Azerbaijan has temporarily abolished visa requirements for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, making it easier for Bosnian tourists to visit the country. This move is expected to boost tourism between the two nations.
Spain is facing international criticism and internal political turmoil following a massive influx of migrants into its North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, with many migrants subsequently returned.
A summary of the main stories featured on the front page of 'Vijesti' for August 1, 2026.
Aerial footage from July 24, 2026, shows significant progress on the Zhangjinggao bridge over the Yangtze River in China's Jiangsu province. This 7.9-kilometer-long bridge, connecting Zhangjiagang, Jingjiang, and Rugao, is set to break six world records upon completion.
A new exhibition at Bar’s Heritage Museum explores the city’s layered past, showcasing how centuries of cultural, civilizational, and religious interactions shaped the region beyond its royal dynastic associations.
Croatian literary figure Slobodan Šnajder has died, prompting widespread tributes from fellow writers, academics, and political leaders across the region. He is remembered as a vital voice in contemporary Balkan literature and a steadfast advocate for truth.
Political opponents in Montenegro have launched a parliamentary initiative to remove Speaker Andrija Mandić from his position following his public condolences for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The move has sparked intense debate over historical accountability and the country's European integration path.
Leading newspapers across multiple regions featured the day’s most significant political and security developments on their August 31 front pages. The editions collectively highlight the primary stories driving media coverage across different markets.
Former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic has died at age 84 while serving a life sentence at The Hague detention unit. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals has opened an internal investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death amid regional political reactions.
Early tallying from five of six constituencies reveals a closely contested vote, with 47.5% supporting EU negotiation talks and 52.5% opposing them.
The announcement that convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, who died in The Hague, will receive a state funeral in Serbia has sparked sharp domestic and international criticism.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Washington recently shared intelligence regarding clandestine diplomatic discussions held in Moscow, shedding light on backchannel peace efforts.
Rockstar Games has shared extensive new footage and development updates for Grand Theft Auto VI, securing a landmark streaming partnership with Netflix to broadcast exclusive content. The announcement has generated massive global anticipation ahead of the highly anticipated video game launch.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić alleged that Serbia and Albania are orchestrating efforts to destabilize Montenegro and block its EU integration. Albanian officials swiftly dismissed the claims as baseless, firmly denying any involvement in regional destabilization schemes.
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, has died at age 84 while awaiting transfer to serve the remainder of his life sentence.
Major newspapers and radio outlets in Senegal and Montenegro published daily editorial summaries focusing on recent governmental actions and regional affairs. The coverage reflects ongoing public discourse surrounding domestic policy and economic conditions.
A look back at the shortest war in recorded history, fought between Britain and Zanzibar in 1896, which concluded in just 38 minutes.
Astrologers forecast favorable monetary developments for three specific zodiac signs during the final days of August, offering guidance for those seeking financial clarity.
State employees in the canton’s judiciary began a general strike on September 7 following months of warning strikes, while the regional government announced mediation talks without prior consultation with labor unions.
A daily front-page roundup highlighting the top news stories published by Vijesti newspaper on August 26, 2026.
This story compiles the front pages of various newspapers published on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
RTL journalist Boris Mišević announced his departure from his reporter role in the RTL Danas news program, but will remain with the television station to work on a new authorial project.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD is highlighted as one of the most famous and catastrophic volcanic eruptions in history, causing thousands of deaths.
Index.hr presents its weekly compilation of ten positive news stories, highlighting acts of kindness, successes, sports achievements, and scientific discoveries.
Dragiša Janjušević, State Secretary in the Ministry of Public Administration, has requested a review of consulting contracts, while Vasilije Čarapić asked the Ministry to provide copies to the Parliament.
Wildfires continue to devastate large areas across Serbia and the broader Balkan region, prompting international assistance from countries like Romania and the EU. Firefighters are battling extensive blazes, with some areas experiencing weeks of continuous fires.
A renowned cult thriller, famous for one of cinema's greatest plot twists and having grossed $673 million, is set to be released on Netflix.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with awards for films like "Everytime" and "Planina," alongside numerous celebrity appearances and discussions on cinema and societal issues.
Virgos are advised to balance productivity and rest this weekend (August 21-23), as it brings unexpected encounters and important news.
Nedim Sladić, a prominent Bosnian meteorologist, has issued a forecast indicating a brief reprieve from high temperatures but warned that the heat will persist, along with a significant risk of fires in the upcoming period.
Multiple European countries are grappling with severe wildfires, including Bosnia and Croatia, while Germany experiences record heatwave mortality and strong storms. Serbia receives Russian aid to combat its blazes, as experts warn of a potential tripling in land affected by wildfires across Europe due to climate change.
The Deputy Prime Minister stated that by preserving the memory of Stega, they maintain the awareness that freedom is greatest when accompanied by responsibility, and the state is strongest when founded on law and unity.
The United States has sanctioned the president and a senior lawyer of the International Criminal Court (ICC), escalating tensions over the court's investigations into alleged war crimes by American personnel. This move comes as Liberia also agrees to accept up to 1,200 third-country deportees from the US.
Wildfires in the Konjic area have been localized and are currently under control, bringing relief to the region.
Luxembourg has confirmed that the acquisition of Serbian opposition media outlets has not yet received approval, with an obstacle also arising in Montenegro regarding United Media's stake in Television Vijesti.
The planned change of ownership at Montenegrin broadcaster TV Vijesti has been temporarily halted by a court order. This interim measure was imposed due to an ongoing dispute regarding the sale of a majority stake in the company.
Jeanie Buss is reportedly contesting her siblings' vote to sell their remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, leading to a family dispute over the team's ownership.
Predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović će zbog ekološke katastrofe u Gospiću predsjedniku Sabora Gordanu Jandrokoviću uputiti zahtjev za izvanredno zasjedanje Hrvatskoga sabora.
Haribo has ventured into the chocolate market for the first time with a new product, which has received divided reactions from consumers.
This collection features various news and lifestyle content published on Monday, August 17, 2026, including daily briefings, horoscopes, and crossword puzzles.
The 'Vijesti u pola 7' news broadcast, edited and hosted by Dimitrije Jovicević, reports on Serbia's refusal to extradite Marović while extraditing other individuals.
A Sunday commentary on Television Vijesti will discuss Serbian President Vučić's foreign policy.
Director Damir Markovina's documentary film 'We Will Live Together' will be screened as part of the Sarajevo Film Festival's documentary competition, aiming to raise awareness about losses incurred by national divisions.
Newspaper front pages for August 15, 2026, were released, showcasing the day's top headlines. These publications provided a snapshot of current events and news.
One specific astrological sign is predicted to receive good news this weekend, potentially uncovering a long-hidden secret from someone close to them. This revelation could bring significant changes.
Devastating wildfires near Omiš, Croatia, have burned between 900 and 1000 hectares, destroying homes, cars, and boats, and forcing the evacuation of approximately 2000 people. Seven individuals are critically injured, and a 65-year-old woman remains missing amidst the widespread destruction.
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now claimed over 2,000 lives, with the World Health Organization warning it could become the deadliest outbreak in history. The outbreak continues to pose significant challenges for control efforts, as the WHO aims to reverse its course within three months.
Poland has experienced its largest cyberattack in history, resulting in the exposure of personal data belonging to approximately 19 million citizens. Authorities have vowed to relentlessly pursue those responsible for the breach.
This article recounts the Kursk submarine disaster, one of the most severe submarine catastrophes in history, which occurred on August 12, 2000, in the Barents Sea.
Newspapers across various regions published their front pages for Wednesday, August 12, 2026. These headlines covered a range of current events and news stories from around the world.
Questions are being raised in Montenegro about the potential reconstruction of the former 'Podgoričanka' department store, with doubts if it will materialize or remain another unfulfilled promise by the authorities.
Ukraine reported that Russia used North Korean missiles in recent attacks, causing at least 12 deaths, while Ukrainian forces claimed to have struck a Russian oil refinery in Orsk, approximately 1,500 km from the front line. President Zelensky warned that Russia is preparing for escalation by bringing in military equipment from North Korea.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for August 11, 2026.
Turkish journalist Burhan Can Terzi was detained for allegedly spreading false news about Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala's transfer to Galatasaray.
Branislav Brano Perović shared his perspective on mountains, describing them as a remedy against alienation. He elaborated on the therapeutic benefits of nature and mountainous environments.
Citizens of Montenegro collectively owe banks 2.5 billion euros, highlighting a significant level of debt. This figure represents a substantial financial burden on the population.
The atomic bombing of Nagasaki, which occurred three days after the attack on Hiroshima, resulted in the deaths of 74,000 people, marking one of the most devastating attacks in history.
Vijesti.me, a leading portal, is offering a unique opportunity for advertisers to publish their classifieds for real estate, vehicles, and services, with 'featured ads' providing increased visibility to potential buyers and clients.
Montenegro is seeing more tourists than last year, with reports on where most visitors are staying and their satisfaction with the tourism offerings.
U intervjuu za “Vijesti” istaknuta glumica najavljuje intermedijalnu predstavu “Španska luda” koja će danas biti izvedena na tvrđavi Mogren, u okviru festivala “Grad teatar”
Former national team player Budimir Vujačić warned on TV Vijesti that Petrovac residents are suffering daily from noise, traffic jams, and a lack of response from authorities due to mass tourism.
An astrological prediction suggests that a specific zodiac sign may receive excellent news today and experience a surge of positive energy.
The Federal Institute for Pension and Disability Insurance announced that the payment of increased pensions for July will begin on Wednesday, August 5th.
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 1,700 lives, with the World Health Organization stating the outbreak is spiraling out of control and accelerating trials for treatments. The current outbreak is the largest in the country's history, with many cases going uncounted.
A woman suddenly collapsed on Zlarin island, Croatia, and was transported by medical helicopter to Split. Her family reported that the helicopter faced difficulties finding a suitable landing spot.
News at half past 7: How long will the heatwave last and is there...
Diesel prices in Montenegro are projected to increase by an additional six cents starting Tuesday, potentially reaching 1.85 euros if excise duties remain at their current 20% reduction. The government's decision on excise duty adjustments will determine the final price change.
This article compiles the ten most positive news stories that marked the past week in Croatia, offering a summary of uplifting events.
Frequent rotations of members of parliament in Montenegro are reportedly costing citizens significantly, as new MPs are appointed even with less than a year remaining in the current mandate.
Croatia is experiencing extreme temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, with the deputy director of the State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) indicating that current forecasts offer no immediate relief.
The status of Vesko Delić as the head of Mojkovac, Montenegro, remains unclear after the Appellate Court upheld a conditional sentence against him for abuse of official position.
Historians and governments worldwide observe the anniversary marking the beginning of World War II, reflecting on the deadliest conflict in human history and its enduring geopolitical consequences.
Serbian authorities are preparing a state funeral for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic, prompting strong warnings from Croatia, Bosnia, and EU officials that the move could jeopardize Belgrade’s European Union accession bid. The announcement has also triggered widespread legal action in Republika Srpska, with authorities reporting tens of thousands of criminal complaints filed against citizens for publicly honoring him.
Liverpool Football Club has finalized the transfer of French winger Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal valued at approximately £123 million. The high-profile acquisition strengthens Liverpool’s attacking options ahead of the upcoming competitive season.
A historical analysis explores how the infamous 1888 Whitechapel killings remain intertwined with social inequality, media sensationalism, and enduring conspiracy theories rather than just violence.
The publication compiles a weekly selection of positive news featuring acts of kindness, local achievements, sports milestones, scientific discoveries, and other heartwarming events that brought joy to readers.
The Mexican newspaper El Universal released its printed front page dated August 29, 2026.
Analysts discuss how Montenegro's EU accession path is advancing following Iceland's positive referendum, while examining the country's readiness to resist foreign interference.
The Montenegrin portal Vijesti.me is launching a promotional campaign to consolidate property, vehicle, and service listings into a single, highly visible online marketplace for users.
A viral subconscious test prompts readers to imagine entering an unfamiliar home and choose between four initial observations to reveal hidden personality traits.
Virginia representative Justus Kelley was crowned Miss USA 2026, becoming the first married mother in the competition's history to claim the title. Her victory marks a significant shift in the pageant's traditional eligibility standards.
Questions are being raised in Montenegro regarding the culture minister's decision to censor actor Dragan Mićanović's speech at the opening of the Herceg Novi International Film Festival, amid broader discussions on hybrid threats.
A retrospective analysis emphasizes that the 872-day blockade during World War II remains one of the deadliest sieges in modern history, surpassing even concentration camps in civilian suffering.
An opinion piece suggests that information long kept hidden about a major mystery involving a figure dubbed 'Scorpion' could soon come to light.
Debate over a new local self-government law has exposed deep partisan infighting in numerous Montenegrin municipalities, raising doubts about whether the legislation will actually resolve local governance problems.
The former president of the Court of Appeal, Mirjana Popović, could soon join the team of chief special prosecutor Vladimir Novović. According to "Vijesti" information, which Popović also...
Montenegro's government is seeking to strengthen the powers of the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) in its fight against crime, while the opposition expresses fears of increased authority. The debate centers on balancing enhanced crime-fighting capabilities with concerns about potential overreach.
Residents in Petrovac repeatedly threw stones at a local bakery after the owner was arrested and remanded in custody for suspected sexual offenses against a minor.
Ronald Barišić, president of the 'For a Better Croatia' association, received a non-final conviction in Rijeka for three offenses committed during a protest, including displaying a flag with a controversial salute, spreading false news, and playing a provocative song.
Dara, the winner of this year's Eurovision, is scheduled to perform at the Sea Dance festival in Bečići from August 28-30, where she discussed her hit 'Bangaranga' and upcoming plans.
Montenegro's parliament is set to vote on constitutional changes, while an investigation into the controversial awarding of the Thirteenth July Prize to writer Bećir Vuković continues more than a year later.
British actress Lucy Davis shared her gratitude for the outpouring of support she received following the news of her incurable cancer diagnosis.
An Icelandic political scientist stated that it's difficult to imagine Iceland and Montenegro's EU accession processes becoming linked, given Iceland has already aligned most of its legislation with the EU.
The announcement of the fiercest economic war in modern history will depend on only one city!
Vijesti.me, a leading Montenegrin news portal, is offering businesses a unique opportunity to publish advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and various services. The platform emphasizes reaching a wider audience quickly and easily through featured ads.
Italy is experiencing new fuel price hikes, with petrol reaching €2.005 per liter, a three-year high. This increase is impacting consumers and raising concerns about inflation.
Hungarian public television has resumed its news broadcasts after a 44-day interruption, following reforms initiated by Prime Minister Magyar. The hiatus had raised concerns about media freedom and the state of public information in Hungary.
Pulska policija u srijedu je na području Kamenjaka kod Pule zabilježila dva slučaja u kojima su strani državljani ozlijeđeni prilikom skakanja u more, izvijestila je policija u četvrtak.
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Butković stressed the need for urgent and comprehensive remediation efforts in Gospić, highlighting its importance during a government session.
This article presents the main stories featured on the front page of the 'Vijesti' newspaper for August 19, 2026.
Fuel prices in Montenegro have reportedly made it a luxury, raising concerns about the economy and the significant financial losses incurred by Ulcinj and the state due to tens of thousands of unregistered tourists.
Germany recorded a more than 15% increase in issued building permits for apartments in the first half of the year compared to last year, indicating a strengthening of the struggling housing construction sector.
A segment on the M:tech show discusses the potential of a Japanese vaccine to slow down the aging process, airing on Television Vijesti.
Donald Trump's popularity has fallen to its lowest point during his presidency, amidst various controversies including a personal attack from the White House on a journalist's children and concerns over his foreign policy stances. This decline comes as Canada scrambles to avert his proposed tariffs and Trump praises India's election system.
An architect, Krekić, issued a statement asserting consistent application of high standards throughout his career, in response to an investigative journalism article published on the Vijesti portal.
Authorities in Montenegro are investigating whether suspected arsonists are adequately identified and sanctioned for setting fires.
Rainfall has significantly aided in extinguishing what is described as the largest fire in Belgium's history. The natural precipitation provided crucial assistance to firefighting efforts.
This compilation features a selection of positive news and top entertainment stories from the past week, offering a summary of notable events.
Author Rumena Bužarovska discusses her novel 'Toni' and broader societal anomalies, including the acceptance of inequality and violence, in an interview, emphasizing that her literature is not limited to fiction.
A new solar power plant project in Bogetići, Montenegro, is progressing, aiming to harness solar energy for the region. The development was featured in the 'Vijesti u pola 7' news program.
A Montenegrin news portal, Vijesti.me, offers a platform for classified advertisements including real estate, vehicles, and services, promoting them as a way to reach a large audience.
Five active wildfires are currently burning in the Ulcinj municipality of Montenegro, with authorities confirming that the water supply remains stable despite the ongoing efforts to combat the blazes.
"Vjetar je trenutno manjeg intenziteta što nam ide u prilog, pa ćemo vidjeti šta će biti dalje", kazao je Televiziji Vijesti Dalibor Đurišić iz Službe zaštite i spašavanja Ulcinj
This collection features the front pages of various newspapers published on Thursday, August 13, 2026. It provides a snapshot of the day's top headlines and news coverage.
Relations between Serbia and Montenegro are escalating at the highest level, raising questions about the potential consequences for the future of the two neighboring countries.
The city of Split has registered its highest temperature ever recorded, marking a historic heat event. This record-breaking temperature was specifically noted for the month of August.
Croatia is embroiled in a 'Waste Affair' scandal, described as one of the most severe ecocide cases in modern Croatian history, leading the opposition to demand the government's resignation. President Milanović has called for an urgent response to the crisis.
Montenegrin media is investigating the whereabouts of funds allocated for environmental remediation, questioning what has been achieved and whether citizens have received a cleaner and safer environment for the money invested.
The M:tech show on Televizija Vijesti airs a segment discussing why people are increasingly dependent on screens.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has revealed her decision to freeze her eggs and has not ruled out a presidential or Senate run in 2028. Her announcement has sparked discussions about her political future and personal choices.
Telekom prepaid account top-ups are now available directly on the Vijesti portal, offering customers a convenient way to recharge their accounts without visiting physical sales points.
This story covers news broadcasts and front pages from August 8th to August 10th, 2026, across various international media outlets. It provides a snapshot of daily news reporting during this period.
IZA JEDNOG od najvećih glasova u povijesti krije se priča o rekordima, slavi i teškom padu.
This article displays the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for August 9, 2026.
The front page of the Montenegrin newspaper "Vijesti" for August 8, 2026, is displayed, featuring its main headlines and imagery.
Director James Cameron has suggested that the Avatar film series may conclude sooner than previously expected. His comments indicate a potential shift in the franchise's future.
Popular regional singer Tijana Dapčević is a guest at the Goražde Friendship Festival for the first time, where she will perform a concert and also appear as an actress.
A preview of the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for August 6, 2026.
Today marks the anniversary of the first nuclear bomb in history, an event described as the most horrific attack in human history. The initial blast resulted in the immediate deaths of 80,000 people.
A look at the main stories featured on the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for August 5, 2026.
Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave with record temperatures, prompting warnings across many countries and even preventing nighttime relief. Animal protection groups are appealing for the safety of animals during the heat, while Central Europe faces extreme conditions. Austria recorded an all-time temperature high of 41°C, surpassing its 2013 record, though scientists warn that the current 'hellish summer' may not be the hottest, with El Niño potentially making 2026/2027 record-breaking years. A meteorologist also announced a brief respite from the heat in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but a fifth heatwave is expected in France and the UK in August.
Croatia is experiencing the peak of a heatwave, with unusually high temperatures recorded even in the evening, including in Zagreb. Forecasters indicate that relief from the heat is not expected soon.
Various international news outlets have published their daily briefings, front pages, and news roundups for Monday, August 3, 2026. These publications provide a snapshot of the day's top headlines and news summaries.
Foreign companies whose funds have been blocked due to a multi-year investigation in the E-commerce case are seeking answers, with the United States reportedly showing interest in the matter.
This article displays the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for August 2, 2026.
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Croatia is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, and the Deputy Director of DHMZ announced that the high temperatures are not expected to subside soon. The country is preparing for continued extreme heat.