
České Budějovice Breaks 103-Year-Old Temperature Record
České Budějovice in the Czech Republic recorded a temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius, surpassing a 103-year-old record. The previous record of 34.8 degrees Celsius was set on August 10, 1923.
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České Budějovice in the Czech Republic recorded a temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius, surpassing a 103-year-old record. The previous record of 34.8 degrees Celsius was set on August 10, 1923.

Ivan Vujović, a leader of the European Alliance in Montenegro, criticized the Nova srpska demokratija (NSD) party, stating that their past actions do not qualify them to lead or champion any cause.

Writer Vladimir Vujović was a guest at the Poets' Square in Budva, as part of the 'Grad teatar' festival, discussing the understanding of art without a metaphysical level.

Jović stated that the purpose of EU expansion should be problem-solving, and dismissed predictions that Montenegro would turn towards Russia, leave NATO, or revoke Kosovo's independence if the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) fell, calling them 'completely wrong'.
Parents have organized an exhibition titled "OSVETLI+TI" in front of the locked Jovina Gymnasium. The event aims to draw attention to issues concerning the school.

Police in České Budějovice have been dealing with multiple cases of rule violations by electric scooter riders, including individuals driving while intoxicated or without a driver's license.
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A court in Novi Sad ordered the reinstatement of a professor at Jovina Gymnasium, while questions arise about whether the school's founding by the Serbian Orthodox Church could lead to privatization.

Volunteers in South Bohemia, in cooperation with the České Budějovice diocesan charity, are organizing discovery programs and trips for foreign children, especially from Ukraine, during the holidays to help them explore the region and make new friends.
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A professor from the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad stated that returning the school to the Serbian Orthodox Church would represent a step backward.
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Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad have raised concerns that the legal deadline for announcing the competition for the school's director has passed, despite previous assurances from the Minister of Education.

Russian forces have launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Missile strikes on Kyiv killed at least nine people, while shelling and drone attacks in regions like Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Kherson, and Dnipropetrovsk have caused further deaths and injuries.
The DPS of Podgorica criticized former mayor Saša Mujović for refusing to resign after failing to secure support for his work report and losing his majority in the local parliament, calling his stance a matter of morality.
Miloš Đuričković, a councilor for the European Alliance, stated that Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović's statements lack basis in reality, are superficial, and aim to demonize the opposition.

New suspicions have emerged regarding Slovak Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok's trip to an F1 race, including cash payments for flights and hotel, and alleged links between his partner's company accountants and a controversial figure.

Mujović remains mayor even though the majority of councilors voted against him. This decision has sparked controversy regarding the legitimacy of his continued tenure.

The Podgorica City Assembly is holding a session to discuss the performance report of Mayor Ivan Mujović, with heated debates and disagreements among council members regarding his leadership and future support.

Bon Jovi's Madison Square Garden residency became a hotspot for celebrities, with a steady stream of well-wishers including Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Pink, and Ed Sheeran attending their shows.

A study by Tatjana Vujović highlights the need for social workers in the education system, focusing on their role and importance, particularly for the Roma community.

The remarkable journey of Rajko Krejović, who obtained a passport with visas for every country, met the Pope and Franco, began with his care for his immobile grandmother in Western Serbia.

Bruce Springsteen made a surprise appearance with Bon Jovi at Madison Square Garden, performing two songs together. The iconic musicians collaborated on 'Who Says You Can’t Go Home' and 'The Promised Land' to the delight of the audience.

Aleksandra Prijović revealed that after her tour, she felt overwhelmed and intentionally withdrew from the public eye to focus on having a child, a plan she had made.

Jon Bon Jovi abruptly concluded his Madison Square Garden concert due to a sinus infection, shortening the show as he continues his return to the stage following vocal cord surgery.

Darko Vlahović, director of C.R.E.A.M. Montenegro PPP Alliance, criticized Mayor Saša Mujović for allegedly attempting 'wild construction' by seeking a building permit for land not owned by the capital city.

The 27th annual Holašovice Peasant Festival will once again bring the village green to life, featuring traditional craftsmen from the Czech Republic and beyond in the spirit of an old Bohemian folk fair.

A Lithuanian living in Denmark, Judita Gabriūnaitė, notes that Danes have different lawn mowing habits, often letting grass grow longer, which Lithuanians might consider neglect. She suggests there might be lessons to learn from this approach.

Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, leaders of Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP), met with Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna, an influential member of the Serbian caucus, during their official visit to Washington and Capitol Hill, signaling the start of strong cooperation.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Spajić has proposed a reconstruction of the government, with several new ministers put forward for executive positions. The move is seen by some as an effort to strengthen the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) party ahead of elections.

Serbia is highlighted as the only Western Balkan country truly outside Western political and security infrastructure, with Republika Srpska posing a particular challenge within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Vasilije Vujović, one of Montenegro's most promising young goalkeepers from Cetinje, is preparing for a new international engagement after transferring from Lovćen.

Bojan Stijović's Montenegrin thriller film 'Crna truba' (Black Trumpet), which blends dark humor and family drama, was presented at the 73rd edition of a film festival.

The Assembly of BPK Goražde confirmed that funds have been secured for the treatment of Aldin Smajović, a seriously ill resident of Goražde, bringing hope to him and his family.

A lawn mowing operation on Tunelio Street in Kaunas, Lithuania, resulted in a stone shattering a car's rear window. The company responsible reports up to 20 similar incidents annually.

Montenegro's Minister of Culture and Media, Tamara Vujović, highlighted culture as the most enduring expression of freedom and an investment in the country's future. Her remarks were made in the context of a European cultural initiative.

A new waste collection yard opened in Planá on Tuesday, replacing a closed facility at České Budějovice Airport and offering continuous operation for residents to dispose of various waste types.

Robert Miloseski has been appointed acting mayor of Brvenica Municipality following the death of Jovica Ilievski, with the decision made by a majority vote.

Jon Bon Jovi experienced a near-accident on stage during his return to live performances at Madison Square Garden, almost falling while singing 'Bad Medicine' after a four-year hiatus.

Contrary to the common belief that longer grass in a yard signifies neglect, allowing lawns to grow longer can offer benefits for both homeowners and small lawn inhabitants.

The village of Římov in the České Budějovice district has been declared the absolute winner of the "Village of the Year" competition for the South Bohemian Region, with the jury commending its comprehensive development and active community life.
Voja Brajović was honored with the prestigious "Ernest" award at the Sombor Film Festival. The award recognizes his significant contributions to cinema.

A unique literary project, the "Kom Mountains Stories" trilogy, has been created over three years by Sonja Živaljević, Vladimir Vujović, and Nikola Vujović, born from shared love for the Kom Mountains and exploring themes of nature and literature.

Stefan Pejović has traveled the world providing humanitarian aid, witnessing the profound suffering of children in war-torn and crisis-stricken regions.

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Members of the Serbian Parliament continued their session, engaging in discussions on several proposed laws, including legislation concerning caregiver parents, the Zmaj Jovina Gymnasium, and Picula.

One of the leaders of the European Alliance, Vujović, stated that the opposition has demonstrated consistency, responsibility, and a strong will for Montenegro to progress towards the EU as quickly and effectively as possible.

Former PES official Milović claimed that Pejović had called Spajić a traitor, but noted that the two politicians later reconciled their relationship. This suggests internal political dynamics and eventual resolution within the party.

Boris Pejović, Secretary General of the Europe Now Movement, has accused the SNS and DPS parties of synchronized attacks, claiming they have a 'panic need' to protect each other despite public appearances of conflict.

A Montenegrin politician has commented on Serbian President Vučić's relationship with Montenegro, suggesting that good relations are only developed under specific circumstances and criticizing the political tactics of SNS and DPS.

Baranin Vladimir Vujović received the 'Kosarin vijenac' award at the 'Godinjske zvjezdane noći' festival, which continues to foster culture, Montenegrin history, and tradition.

Spain secured a spot in the next round after defeating Austria, setting up a match against Portugal. Meanwhile, Cape Verde made its World Cup debut, with players like Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe also making headlines for their performances and records.

Montenegrin football club Budućnost has extended contracts for three players, Orahovac, Bojović, and another, as they continue preparations.

An exhibition titled 'UNICEF in Czechia, Czechia in UNICEF' is being held in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, to highlight UNICEF's 80 years of global work supporting children and the Czech contribution to the organization.

Mayors of all district cities in South Bohemia, Czech Republic, will seek to defend their mandates in the autumn elections. Most will lead the same political groups as four years ago, except for České Budějovice's mayor.

Milorad Popović, director of the Open Cultural Forum, accused Montenegrin Minister of Culture Tamara Vujović of making easily verifiable false statements and insinuations about him during a parliamentary address.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović has submitted an initiative to raise a memorial, which he stated should symbolize not only 20 years of renewed independence but also the historical aspiration of the Montenegrin people to shape their own destiny.

Several British tennis players, including Jack Draper, faced early exits on the opening day of Wimbledon. Separately, Penelope Keith, the beloved British actress known for her roles in 'The Good Life' and 'To the Manor Born,' has passed away at 86.
Despite blood shortages, Slovakia continues to prohibit gay and bisexual men from donating blood, three years after the Ministry of Health announced plans to amend the controversial regulation.

Slavica Mijović's solo exhibition, 'Lights and Shadows,' featuring depictions of birds and butterflies, is set to open today in Budva.

The acting director of JU OŠ "Mileva Lajović Lalatović" in Nikšić, Zoran Šarović, addressed the case of historian and long-time educator Dr. Sait Šabotić, who, as previously reported, faced termination of employment.

Parents of students at the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad report a serious procedural dispute after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors in disciplinary proceedings.

FK Budućnost held a press conference where Mujović stated the club faced significant pressure, and Brajović also commented.

The Ministry of Culture and Media of Montenegro has officially expressed its support for the 'Cattaro Junior' and 'Cattaro Teen' festivals, with director Stevan Faddy thanking Minister Dr. Tamara Vujović for her trust and backing of projects dedicated to children and youth.

The novel "Conversations with a Witch" by Vladimir Vujović will be presented to the public today as part of the "Tivat Literary Summer 2026" event.

Mujović is reportedly unable to undertake major projects without the Assembly's approval, highlighting the limitations on his power in the capital city's governance. An informed source indicates the Assembly can rebalance budgets, annul decisions, and dismiss board members in municipal companies.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is generating buzz with predictions for matches like Tunisia vs. Netherlands and Curacao vs. Ivory Coast. The tournament is also facing controversy, with Iran and Egypt reacting strongly to a new FIFA rule.

Serbian singer Aleksandra Prijović is enjoying the Adriatic Sea and shared a photo of herself in a swimsuit on a yacht, a year after giving birth.

A leader of the European Alliance, Vujović, stated that the New Serbian Democracy should reconcile with the Constitution, the EU, and NATO, suggesting a moment of enlightenment within their ranks.
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A protest photography exhibition was opened this evening in front of the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, attended by professors, current and former students, citizens, and cyclists.

Serbian Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković suggested that the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium in Novi Sad could be returned to the Serbian Orthodox Church, which originally founded it, to establish an educational and spiritual order.

Predrag Kojović, a representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, discussed current topics, criticizing Dragan Čović and stating that laws are not enforced due to BiH's lack of practical sovereignty.

The Sarajevo Film Festival will feature the premiere of a documentary film about Hadžija Rifet Karić. Additionally, Selma Alispahić discussed the upcoming film about "Ay Carmela," expressing confidence that Dragan Jovičić would be proud.
An article discusses whether history will judge Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová as harshly as Andrej Kiska, noting her high approval ratings but questioning future historical views.

Croatia is preparing to celebrate the anniversary of Operation Storm, with officials like Grmoja vowing to commemorate it even more strongly despite Serbian criticism. The historical narrative surrounding Operation Storm continues to deeply divide the region, with ongoing debates about its classification as a crime and the role of various parties.

Serbia's Minister of Education proposed returning the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium to the Serbian Orthodox Church, sparking a wave of reactions from various stakeholders who argue against the move.

Mija Vujović will represent Montenegro at the 24th Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which will feature young performers from 16 countries and is scheduled for October 24 in Ta’ Qali, Malta.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, and Ministry of Sports and Youth are collaborating on a project to improve sports infrastructure at "Mileva Lajović Lalatović" Elementary School in Nikšić, with nearly half a million euros secured from the government.

Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović laid a wreath at the memorial in Rašovići, Kuči, to mark the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Fundina, honoring the heroes of the historic conflict.

Bojović announced plans to propose amendments to the Law on Weapons and Ammunition, despite calls from 70,000 legal gun owners in Montenegro to withdraw the current law for thorough analysis and dialogue.

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Podgorica has criticized Mayor Mujović, declaring him a 'former mayor' and questioning the legitimacy of governing the city without a parliamentary majority, amidst accusations of political maneuvering.
A court in Novi Sad, Serbia, has ordered the reinstatement of suspended Serbian language professor Rima Grujić to the 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' Gymnasium, following a proposal by the parents' association.

Ivan Vujović, a leader of the European Alliance, criticized the current government, stating that only in such an environment could certain events occur, and highlighted messages from Porfirije and Dodik.

Forty talented teenagers from Southern Bohemia and Austria are participating in a three-day bilingual Summer Talent Academy in České Budějovice, exploring virtual reality and film tricks.

South Bohemia, a region with a high number of animal-vehicle collisions, is deploying new scent fences along three road sections to help reduce these incidents, with the České Budějovice district identified as the most high-risk area.

Goran Đurović, Director of Media Center, Daliborka Uljarević, Executive Director of the Center for Civil Education (CGO), Milka Tadić Mijović, Director of the Center for Investigative Journalism of Montenegro...

A professor from the Faculty of Law in Belgrade and animal rights activist, Vanja Bajović, stated that Serbia's Draft Law on Animal Welfare fails to provide a systemic solution for abandoned dogs.

Predrag Kojović, a representative in the Bosnian Parliament, has accused Milorad Dodik and his ministers of blocking European funds, causing Bosnia and Herzegovina to lose hundreds of millions of euros.

Claims by Elektroprivreda that the ecological reconstruction of a thermal power plant met EU standards are reportedly unfounded, according to the Law on Industrial Emissions and EU legal acquis.

Veteran rock band Bon Jovi, led by 64-year-old Jon Bon Jovi, unexpectedly concluded their eighth 'Forever' tour concert after 90 minutes at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Thursday.

Jon Bon Jovi abruptly ended his concert at Madison Square Garden mid-show, apologizing to fans and citing a sinus infection that prevented him from performing at his best.

Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, leaders of the Democratic People's Party, met in Washington with Marko Episkopos of the Quincy Institute to discuss the position of Serbs in Montenegro.

Two newly elected members of the Montenegrin government, Borovinić Bojović and Zečević, made statements to 'Vijesti' after their appointments, with Borovinić Bojović specifically promising improvements in healthcare.

Serbian singer Aleksandra Prijović has returned to the music scene after a career break due to pregnancy, discussing the challenges of balancing performances with caring for her daughter, Arija.

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a record-setting defense bill, allocating over $1.15 trillion for the Pentagon. This substantial package includes funding for various military priorities, including a reported $95 billion for the Iran war and other Trump administration initiatives.

University professor Dejan Jović argues that Croatia's potential use of a veto in negotiations with Montenegro could slow EU enlargement and risk Croatia's diplomatic isolation.

The Regional Court in České Budějovice has halted the construction of a recreational resort near the Lipno dam in Dolní Vltavice, ruling that environmental protection takes precedence over the development project.

Luka Veljović, a law PhD student from Podgorica, has built an educational and professional path that integrates law, construction, and new technologies, seeing a return to Montenegro as beneficial if his expertise is recognized and utilized.

Legendary Yugoslav handball player Veselin Vujović has faced accusations and labeling, including being called part of the 'Kavač clan' by critics, after publicly supporting student protests in Serbia at the end of 2024.

Over 3,300 people have signed a petition against the resumption of feldspar mining near Borovany in the České Budějovice region, despite the South Bohemian Region giving the green light to LB Minerals' project after it passed an environmental impact assessment.
Bon Jovi made a triumphant return to rock at Madison Square Garden, marking their first performance in four years after a prolonged hiatus.

Emmanuel Moulin, known for his jovial nature, has been appointed as the new Governor of the Bank of France, aiming to address potential German concerns.

Boris Pejović, Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro, stated that Belgrade has had the best relations with Milo Đukanović's party since the SNS came to power, and that Montenegro's EU progress should not be seen as a threat to Serbia.

The City Theater of Podgorica is celebrating the opening of its new building with a premiere performance. Officials have hailed the new facility as a victory for culture and art in the city.

The director of the City Theater, Sandra Vujović, announced that the City Theater building in Montenegro will finally open its doors on July 13th.

The new building of the City Theater in Podgorica will be officially opened by Mayor Saša Mujović, City Theater Director Sandra Vujović, and Agency for Construction and Development Director Bajko Vučićević.

A gas line fire on Zátkovo nábřeží in České Budějovice injured one person and prompted firefighters to evacuate two nearby houses and cool the surrounding area.

Montenegro's government, at the proposal of the Ministry of Culture and Media, has adopted new regulations to improve its film incentive system, aiming to make the country more competitive for international film productions.

Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium have submitted a request to the provincial secretary for education, Robert Otot, to make changes to the composition of the temporary School Board.

Children attending the South Bohemian University's summer camp in České Budějovice will visit a farm and a laboratory, engaging in activities like feeding nutrias, creating volcanoes, and collecting eggs, providing them with insights into animal care and scientific work.

Još jedna teška životna bitka ujedinila je Goražde. Pokrenut je hitan apel za prikupljanje pomoći Aldinu Smajoviću, 37-godišnjem Goraždaninu koji se već više od dvije godine hrabro bori s karcinomom…
Montenegro Debates Renaming National Library 'Radosav Ljumović'

Jevrosima Pejović has been re-elected as the Vice-President of a parliamentary committee, emphasizing the responsibility of parliaments to protect youth from violent extremism.

Vojislav Brajović has been named the laureate of the "Ernest" award at the Sombor Film Festival for 2026. He will be honored for his contributions to cinema during the festival.

Attacks on Perić are being interpreted as a sign of political nervousness from parties that lost power in Podgorica. Organizations like GI 21.maj and STEGA are calling for Perić and Mujović to clarify their positions on attempts to remove Radosav Ljumović's name.

A family in Moravské Budějovice, Czech Republic, transformed their city garden into a rural retreat with a swimming pond, outdoor kitchen, and chickens, eliminating the need for weekend getaways.

The company 'Gemmax gradnja', after winning the largest project in Budva's history – the construction of a street over the Grđevica riverbed – has also been awarded the contract to build two garages in the city center for nearly five million euros.

Professor Aleksić of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš has been acquitted of charges related to damaging the reputation and honor of Professor Bojović. The court found him not guilty in the case.

The reception of the Europe Now Movement (PES) into the European People's Party is not a reward for perfection, but a confirmation of the party's readiness to constantly learn, change, and progress, according to PES executive director Bojović.

England, led by Tuchel, overcame a deficit to defeat DR Congo in the World Cup knockout stage, with Harry Kane scoring two crucial goals. This victory ended a 60-year World Cup curse for England, while other teams like Team USA and Portugal prepared for their respective knockout matches.

Vujović claims there is an attempt to take over the media outlet 'Vijesti' to establish complete dominance and prevent critical reporting. He suggests that Serbian President Vučić aims to control the entire Montenegrin media space, acting outside legal norms.

A consortium of companies, “Gemmax gradnja” from Novi Sad and “Viamont” from Kolašin, has been selected to construct a street above the river in Budva, a project budgeted at 18 million euros from the city's funds.
The České Budějovice city hall quickly sold 45 bicycles, including mountain, trekking, and folding bikes, that had been collected from the streets as lost property. The entire stock was sold within 15 minutes to interested buyers.
Slovakia has experienced a historic heatwave, recording its highest-ever temperature of 40.5°C in Mužla, breaking previous national records.

Serbian NBA player Nikola Jović recounted a hilarious anecdote from his life in America during a podcast, which has quickly become popular on social media.
Parents of students at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad announced a 'catastrophe' in enrollment, with only two out of 11 planned classes fully filled.

A professor at OŠ „Mileva Lajović Lalatović“ served as assistant director for over two decades across five consecutive terms, but it has been revealed that he did not have a permanent employment contract prior to his initial appointment to the position.

Parents of students at Novi Sad's 'Jovan Jovanović Zmaj' High School claim a serious procedural dispute has arisen after the school administration refused to accept written statements from three suspended professors during disciplinary proceedings.

A Montenegrin talk show, 'Nedjelja u retrovizoru,' featured guests Radenko Pejović, Dragoljub Marković, and Zarija Pejović discussing 'Velje brdo'.

Two villas in the Pětidomí area of České Budějovice are slated for demolition to make way for a new road, as the city council publicly discusses the proposed zoning plan.

Mothers and lawyers of missing University of the Philippines students Sherlyn Cadapan and Karen Empeño met with former general Jovito Palparan Jr. in New Bilibid Prison to determine his whereabouts.

Perić stated that Montenegro is entering a period of political stability and criticized Mujović's work report for lacking coherence. These comments address both the political climate and specific administrative evaluations.

Residents of České Budějovice are protesting a proposed new territorial plan that includes a road corridor and a bridge over the Malše River, which would cut through a protected natural area.
Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia, along with the Network of Organizations for Children of Serbia (MODS), have filed a complaint with the UN Human Rights Office, alleging violations of student rights at the school.
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Violinist Viktor Huter and pianist Sofija Jović will perform the concert 'Fratres' on August 10th at the Santa Marija in Punta church, as part of the XL Grad Teatar festival's music program.
A protest exhibition featuring photographs was held this evening in front of the "Jovan Jovanović Zmaj" Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia. Professors, current and former students, citizens, and cyclists attended the event.

The 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival has announced its program, with Bogdan Diklić receiving the 'Milan Žmukić' Award and his film 'Dom' opening the festival, preceded by a red carpet ceremony on the main town square.

Representatives of the Trojka coalition in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina have submitted an initiative to the PIC and OHR, requesting special administrative status and international protection for the Srebrenica Memorial Center.

Rima Grujić, a suspended professor of Serbian language and literature at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad, believes that the crisis at the school, which has been ongoing for two years, has deep roots.

Rima Grujić, a suspended Serbian language and literature professor at Jovina Gymnasium in Novi Sad, believes the Ministry of Education will not resolve the school's ongoing crisis and suggests the Serbian Orthodox Church should address the issue after the minister's statement.

Borovinić Bojović has submitted her resignation from her councilor function after the ASK determined she could work part-time at the Clinical Center or another employer.

The reconstruction of Cara Lazara Street in Podgorica, covering a 205-meter section, is valued at 358,000 euros and is being carried out by the Agency for Construction and Development of Podgorica.

Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium have called for the resignation of the Minister of Education, expressing shock over his statement regarding the return of property to the Church. They have formally requested his departure from office.

A recently adopted Road Safety Law in Montenegro is seen as a turning point for improving traffic and communal order in Podgorica, with hopes of removing plastic bollards from streets and sidewalks.

Jon Bon Jovi's son has publicly stated that he is not interested in pursuing fame. He prefers to live a life away from the spotlight often associated with his father's celebrity.
Vladislav Bojović, a Democratic People's Party (DNP) MP in the Parliament of Montenegro, stated that the Law on Weapons is one of the most repressive in the legal system and announced that the DNP would propose amendments.
Danijela Grujić, a member of the Presidency of the Party of Freedom and Justice and a teacher at Jovina Gymnasium, has sent an open letter to the Minister of Education, Dejan Vuk Stanković.

A court in Novi Sad has ruled that suspended Serbian language professor Rima Grujić must be reinstated to her position at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium.

An analysis discusses the challenges and strategies for over a thousand new products and brands annually attempting to enter the assortment of retail groups like 'Senukai', with only a fraction succeeding.

Podgorica Mayor Mujović anticipates that his work report will be rejected as city assembly members prepare to debate his report and those of several public institutions and enterprises.

American rock star Jon Bon Jovi was forced to prematurely end a performance at New York's Madison Square Garden due to health issues. It was later revealed that a sinus infection was the cause of the unexpected concert stoppage.

Commentary criticizes Robert Fico's approach to Slovak gays, likening him to a bad father who teaches children to steal. The articles suggest his policies are detrimental to the LGBTQ+ community.

Bruce Springsteen made a surprise appearance at a Bon Jovi concert at Madison Square Garden, joining Jon Bon Jovi on stage for a memorable performance.

Representatives from Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP), Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, met with US officials, congressmen, and conservative organizations in Washington. Discussions focused on the political situation in Montenegro, the status of the Serbian people, and enhancing cooperation with the USA.

A hospital in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, has become the first in the country to perform brain surgery using a new system that integrates 3D glasses, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. This technology assists in the placement of external ventricular drains.

The Academic Initiative 'Rebellious University' called for the Montenegrin government's resignation, citing failures in public policy. Concurrently, political figures urged the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) to initiate a proposal for Montenegro to withdraw its recognition of Kosovo.

Montenegro is preparing to host the European Annual Gathering of Mensa members in Podgorica. Discussions have taken place between officials and representatives of Mensa Montenegro ahead of the significant event.
Parents of students at Jovina Gymnasium express concern as promises for students and teachers to return to their building by September are jeopardized after a tender for an illegally constructed dome failed.

A proposal for the reconstruction of the Montenegrin government has been submitted to the Parliament, notably without the biographies of the new executive members.

Montenegrin politicians Knežević and Bojović met with Congresswoman Ana in Washington, where Knežević stated that the current government is unwilling to standardize the Serbian language as official and equate it with Montenegrin, while 300,000 Montenegrin diaspora members lack basic rights.

The Ministry of Justice in Montenegro has once again rejected Bojan Bojović's request to be registered as the head of the Montenegrin Orthodox Church (CPC), maintaining Mihailo's position. The decision was announced by Metropolitan Mihailo of the CPC.

One of the leaders of the European Alliance, Vujović, questioned whether the de-recognition of Kosovo is the long-awaited 'new...' policy, suggesting that 'former regime services' are behind it.

A humanitarian appeal has been launched to help Darija Jović, a young girl from Belgrade, who has been fighting a malignant adrenal gland tumor for 18 months.

Police in České Budějovice are searching the Vltava River and its surroundings for a man who reportedly jumped from a bridge into the water.

A criminal complaint has been filed in Montenegro regarding the publication of an ANB (National Security Agency) employee's name, which is being viewed as a dangerous precedent and pressure on the media.

Borut Sajovic stated that Robert Golob is not giving up, indicating his continued political resolve. This suggests Golob remains committed despite challenges.
Banská Bystrica County's cooperation with an advertising agency without a tender began under Ján Lunter, and now well-known marketers who have profited from regional contracts for years are managing Ondrej Lunter's campaign.

Exhibition 'Word and Thought. Large Abstract Painting' by Irena Lagator Pejović opened.

Daniela Vinš Aljović, who was crowned Miss Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2002, shared a new post reflecting on her participation in the beauty pageant 24 years ago.

NATO reportedly rejected several Slovenian defense projects from its list of key expenditures, including the renovation of the Ljubljana railway station, prompting former Defense Minister Borut Sajovic to attribute the issue to administrative problems.

Entomologists from the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences in České Budějovice have demonstrated that large ungulates, such as wild horses, bison, and aurochs, significantly increase insect diversity in the landscape. Their research focused on eleven different locations.

The 31st anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide was commemorated with the burial of 10 newly identified victims in Potočari, while citizens across the region paid tribute to the victims. The event highlighted differing views on the atrocity in Serbia, with some calling for remembrance and others viewing it as a day of liberation.

Montenegrin officials, including Minister of Culture and Media Tamara Vujović, highlighted the significance of the Thirteenth of July Award, stating it recognizes individuals who enrich the country's cultural and scientific landscape. The award ceremony celebrates the achievements of its laureates.

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Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović visited the Medun fortress, where archaeological research is underway, emphasizing its significant potential for cultural and tourism development that needs to be better utilized.
Bon Jovi has begun their Madison Square Garden residency as part of their sold-out 2026 'Forever' tour, with information provided on how to acquire last-minute tickets.

The bARS program, dedicated to local authors and cultural heritage, commenced with the promotion of Milan Vujović's fifth book, 'Barske priče'. The event included discussions on preserving oral tradition, memories of legendary Bar residents, and a rich musical program.

A new Ipsos survey for the 'Obleč České Budějovice' project reveals that nearly 60 percent of residents in the South Bohemian Region combine purchases of new and second-hand clothing, indicating a growing trend towards sustainable fashion choices.

Awards for the most successful micro-enterprises in Montenegro's Northern Region were presented in Bijelo Polje as part of the Top Business Montenegro initiative.

Serbian opposition parties and international figures have accused President Aleksandar Vučić of exerting undue influence on the judiciary, intimidating citizens, and undermining democratic processes. These accusations follow various incidents, including alleged pressure on prosecutors and criticism from a German MEP regarding foreign funding for Vučić's advisor.
Parents of students at Jovine Gymnasium allege that the school director employs approximately two-thirds of the teaching staff on temporary contracts. This raises concerns about job security and educational stability.

A proposal to change the name of the 'Radosav Ljumović' National Library in Podgorica has sparked strong negative reactions from various groups and individuals. Critics argue that the change is an unacceptable attempt to erase the library's identity.

A proposal by the Council of the 'Radosav Ljumović' National Library to rename the institution to 'Marko Miljanov' has sparked strong reactions, with former Podgorica mayor Ivan Vuković and NVU Antifašisti Cetinja condemning it as an attack on anti-fascist Montenegro.

Montenegrin political parties are debating proposed constitutional amendments, with DNP stating they will vote for changes if certain conditions are met. Discussions also referenced past demands by Mandić regarding constitutional revisions.
Miodrag Živković and Rade Bojović stated that the Montenegrin media space serves as a stark example of legal foreign political and subversive influence.

A budget inspection in Montenegro found that Boris Raonić, Director General of RTCG, illegally paid over 34,000 euros in variables to his assistants Goran Rakočević, Mitar Rakčević, and Dejan Vujović between January and June of last year.

Fausta Marija Leščiauskaitė recalls her initial, unpleasant experience with matcha tea, a drink now popular and consumed daily by many, including herself and her husband.

An authentic exhibition by the distinguished master of fine art graphics, Slavica Mijović, titled 'Lights and Shadows', will be open to the public until July 9.

Perić clarified that his letter to Mujović was a well-intentioned initiative or suggestion from a citizen activist, intended for immediate consideration by the competent authority, rather than a formalization.

A proposal has been submitted to the mayor to urgently secure additional fire protection and rescue equipment, including at least two high-power generators and several smaller ones.

A session of the Novi Sad City Assembly is underway, where councilors are set to vote on over 40 agenda items, including the budget, amidst mutual accusations between the opposition and authorities regarding issues like Jovina Gymnasium, parks, and nature protection.
Parents of students at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, Serbia, have reported a "catastrophe" in enrollment, with only two out of 11 planned classes fully filled. This indicates a significant drop in student interest.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced his resignation within weeks and called for early elections after 18 months of protests. This decision comes amidst ongoing public demonstrations against his leadership.

An agreement has been reached between Perić and Mujović regarding their future functioning, though Mujović expects Perić to face consequences for supporting DPS and DNP, a view Perić disagrees with.

Parents of students from Jovina Gymnasium in Serbia met with Richard Maša, a high-ranking official from the EU delegation, following an invitation.

Fashion designer Nataša Pejović will present her new collection, described as an homage to her previous work, femininity, and elegance, at the 'Fashion Bridges of the Balkans' event.

The Montenegrin feature film "Crna truba," directed by Bojan Stijović and written by Stefan Bošković, is set to have its regional premiere at the 73rd Pula Film Festival.
The Serbian minority co-production "Black Trumpet," directed by Bojan Stijović, is set to have its regional premiere at the 73rd Pula Film Festival. This marks a significant cultural event for the film.