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.

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.

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.

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.

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 request for a change in the ownership structure of TV Vijesti and Nova M has been submitted in Montenegro, with the first two agenda items closed to the public due to classified documentation.

Psychiatrist Ante Bagarić warns that the brutal attack in Slavonski Brod highlights a rise in youth violence, reflecting a society that has lost empathy and normalized aggression.

Google has announced its upcoming Pixel 11 Pro line, set to be officially unveiled on August 12, and has teased a new 'Pixel Glow' feature in a short video.

Professor Predrag Đurović from the University of Belgrade's Faculty of Geography emphasizes the urgent need for measures to preserve the valuable Ice Cave in Durmitor, Montenegro, for future generations.

Croatian singer Anđa Marić moved her followers with a candid social media post, openly discussing the difficulties of life and stating her disinterest in pretending that life is always easy.

World War I began with a series of complex political, military, and social events, with the assassination of Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand serving as a pivotal moment.

The superyacht of the US Ambassador to Italy, Tilman Fertitta, has docked in Kotor, Montenegro, with unofficial reports suggesting it will host high-ranking Montenegrin state officials.

Naslovna strana "Vijesti" za 27. jul 2026. godine

The Montenegrin television program "Za volanom" (Behind the Wheel) is scheduled to air a test drive and review of the Jetour Dashing car today at 4:45 PM on TV "Vijesti".

Zdenka Popović, Vice-President of the Montenegrin Parliament and Democrat MP, confirmed she will resign to take up a diplomatic position as Chargé d'Affaires in Slovenia, with her resignation expected on Monday.

In a historic turn, the reigning world chess champion has dropped out of the top 30 rankings for the first time following the Chennai Grandmasters tournament in India, which was won by Alireza Firouzja.

Painter Miroslav Miro Šuković speaks to 'Vijesti' about his new exhibition, emphasizing art's role in raising questions, the impact of the digital age on creativity, and the importance of internal feeling.

The death toll from a ferry accident in Guyana has risen to 73, making it the worst maritime tragedy in the country's history. Authorities fear the number of fatalities may continue to increase.

The Croatian political party Suverenisti are demanding a protest note from the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. They view Republika Srpska's declaration of a day of mourning on the anniversary of Operation Storm as a provocation and a distortion of history.

The Montenegrin government has submitted a proposal to the Parliament to annul the public tender for concessions, with reports also noting the absence of the Prime Minister and new ministerial biographies during a recent session.

A Ukrainian F-16 fighter jet has reportedly shot down a Russian fighter in direct aerial combat, marking a significant development in the air war over Ukraine and a historic first, according to a top US military official.

The company did not adopt the new statute within the prescribed deadline with a two-thirds majority, because only the vote of the Government representative from the Ministry of Tourism was missing. The interlocutor of "Vijesti" says that the place...

Austria has recorded an unprecedented 33-day heatwave with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. After a brief cool-down in early August, meteorologists anticipate another wave of high temperatures.

This story features the front pages of various newspapers for Tuesday, July 21, 2026. It provides a snapshot of the top headlines and news coverage from that specific date.

Actress Anne Hathaway announced that the development of 'Princess Diaries 3' has made significant progress after an initial script was discarded and the story restarted.

Two suspects, arrested for the theft of French crown jewels from the Apollo Gallery, have for the first time described how they broke in and escaped, though they claim not to know the current whereabouts of the jewelry.

The Danube River near Batina, Croatia, has reached a historic low of -108 centimeters, revealing sandbars and dangerous World War II remnants.

A famous 95-year-old actor has announced a significant career reversal, appearing younger than ever, following false rumors of his death. This unexpected move has generated considerable attention.

A preview of the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for July 18, 2026, showcasing its main stories.

The Vijesti news program at 7:30 PM, edited and hosted by Danijela Lasica, covers current events including the MUP's resolution of license plate shortages.

Vijesti u pola 7 uređuje i vodi Danijela Lasica

Za kopanje po istoriji, ipak, nema puno vremena, avion slijeće, a gigantska utakmica se bliži.

The Rosetta Stone was discovered on this day, providing the crucial key to deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Its discovery revolutionized the understanding of Egyptian history and culture.

This article displays the front page of the newspaper "Vijesti" for July 15, 2026.

Thanks to the efforts of Boris Lukša, the first Montenegrin officer on a prestigious British cruise company's ships, a 'Vijesti' reporter gained access to experience life aboard the 'Queen Victoria' in the style of British aristocracy.

During World War I, he participated in the Pure Party of Rights, becoming an independent lawyer in 1918, and is described as a figure who wrote the worst pages of Croatian history.

Montenegro is reflecting on the legacy of July 13th, emphasizing its importance as an obligation for the future. Officials stress the duty to remember the historical achievements of Montenegrin heroes and heroines.

This weekly horoscope provides astrological predictions for each zodiac sign across various aspects of life, including career, relationships, and well-being.

Poland has announced its readiness to assist Ukraine in modernizing its MiG-29 fighter jets. This offer comes with a single condition, though the specifics of that condition are not detailed.

Astrology predictions for the weekend indicate that one zodiac sign may experience unrest and receive news that alters their plans on Sunday. Additionally, another sign is forewarned about a message from someone from their past appearing on their phone on Saturday.

News at 6:30 PM will cover the situation regarding the fire above Herceg Novi.

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.

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.

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.

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.

July 30 marks the anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, one of the most enigmatic unsolved cases in US history. Hoffa was last seen entering a restaurant and was never seen again.

Fox News reported on the attack in Međugorje where a statue of the Virgin Mary was damaged, noting that the suspect's identity was not revealed, despite it being clear the day before.

Patients suffering from rheumatoid arthritis in Sarajevo Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina, will now have free access to a new biological therapy option, the drug Tremfya (guselkumab), which previously cost 3,400 KM.

Security personnel in Podgorica immediately responded to an incident and subsequently informed the Municipal Police and the Security Center, who then took further action within their jurisdiction.

The TV Vijesti program "Putokaz," edited by Marija Racković, will air a segment discussing current labor market trends and opportunities specifically for young people without parental care. The show aims to provide guidance and support for this demographic.

Discussions are underway regarding the reconstruction of the Montenegrin government to secure a parliamentary majority. Simultaneously, there are renewed talks about excise taxes, specifically concerning fuel prices, just before potential increases.

A night spent in Split's city center revealed a scene of foreign tourists lying unconscious, vomiting, and urinating in the streets, highlighting the city's reputation as a party destination.

The article displays the front page of the Montenegrin newspaper 'Vijesti' for July 26, 2026.

Tourists visiting Rome in August will be able to explore famous landmarks like the Pantheon and Colosseum later into the evening, as their operating hours have been extended.

Montenegrin news portal Vijesti.me has launched a new classifieds section, offering users a platform to publish advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and services, with options for featured listings.

The front page of 'Vijesti' for July 25, 2026, highlights the main stories of the day.

A flock of birds caused significant disruption at Tivat Airport in Montenegro, leading to the cancellation and diversion of several flights due to safety concerns. Airport authorities are addressing the issue.

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.

An article reflects on the day Adolf Hitler launched some of the bloodiest battles in human history on the Eastern Front during World War II.

This story presents the front pages of various newspapers, including 'Vijesti', for Wednesday, July 22, 2026. The articles provide a glimpse into the top headlines and news coverage of that specific date.

New images and videos confirm the complete destruction of Wildberries' logistics facility, dubbed 'Russian Amazon,' in Elektrostal, west of Moscow, following a severe Ukrainian drone attack.

The reconstruction of the Montenegrin government is scheduled for tomorrow, with Vučurović appointed as Minister for Relations with Parliament and Inspection Affairs, and Zečević taking over the transport portfolio.

Fuel prices in Montenegro have increased by 23 cents in just two weeks, leading to widespread anger among citizens. The public is criticizing the government's inaction as prices continue to rise sharply.

Canada announced plans to deny entry to foreign nationals who have recently traveled to the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing concerns over the spread of Ebola.

INDEX svake nedjelje donosi deset dobrih vijesti tjedna - priče o dobrim ljudima koji nesebično pomažu drugima, malim i velikim uspjesima, važnim sportskim podvizima, znanstvenim otkrićima i svim…

Montenegro's state authorities have announced plans to demolish an illegally constructed filled beach and provided an update on the relocation process of the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) and Special Police Department (SPO) to adapted premises.

Vijesti.me, a leading Montenegrin portal, is offering unique advertising opportunities for real estate, vehicles, and various services. Advertisers can utilize 'featured ads' to reach a larger audience quickly and easily.

In an interview, Irish Ambassador Kevin Kolgan stated that Ireland is determined to make significant progress in the ad hoc working group for Montenegro's accession treaty during its EU Council presidency.

The DeLorean DMC-12, one of history's most famous cars, is discussed for its actual performance and market success, which reportedly fell short of its iconic status.

A third reconstruction of the Montenegrin government is anticipated by the end of July, with new members expected to include officials from New Serbian Democracy and a former Speaker of the Capital City Assembly.

The film 'Obraz' (The Face/Honor), inspired by Zuvdija Hodžić's short story and true events, is set to premiere on TV Vijesti, promising a powerful story of honor and humanity.

A man in Podgorica was sentenced to five years in prison for breaking into a snack vending machine, sparking debate over the severity of the sentence compared to those for more serious offenses by officials.

Montenegrin media outlet "Vijesti" has issued a warning to citizens about the renewed misuse of its brand, urging caution against providing personal data, card numbers, or other sensitive information on unverified websites.

Paul Wesley, known for his role in 'The Vampire Diaries,' has married model Natalie Kuckenburg. The couple shared their happy news with fans.

UN Resident Coordinator Karolin Tisso emphasized that laws alone are insufficient for gender equality, stressing the importance of women living free from violence, having equal opportunities, and participating equally in decision-making in Montenegro.

A viral phenomenon sees women worldwide reportedly falling and sustaining injuries while wearing Zara's wide, flowing pants, with CNN also covering the incidents.

Ratimir Martinović, founder and general director of the KotorArt festival, discusses the festival's 25-year jubilee, the challenges for culture in Montenegro, and the independent art scene.

The Toyota RAV4 is scheduled to be featured on the 'Za volanom' (Behind the Wheel) television program today at 4:45 PM on Vijesti Television, showcasing a test drive of the vehicle.

Montenegrin politician Perić stated in an interview that the 'Preokret' political entity will not enter the executive government, maintaining its non-aligned position.

The independent daily newspaper "Vijesti" announced its upcoming holiday triple issue, set to be released on July 15.

Polish authorities have announced the largest cyberattack in the country's history, leading to a massive leak of medical and personal data belonging to nearly 19 million citizens after a breach of a medical software provider.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Vijesti.me offers a platform for users to publish classified advertisements for real estate, vehicles, and various services, with options for featured ads to reach a wider audience.

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.

Chinese state media has released footage suggesting a broader deployment of the YJ-20 hypersonic anti-ship missile, a closely watched weapon system.

A document has been highlighted as a crucial turning point in Nazi policy towards Jews, signaling the systematic genocide that became known as the Holocaust.

Montenegro is discussing whether the maritime domain should be returned to municipalities, alongside questions about how the highest legislative body violated the law during the election of RTCG Council members.

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

Coach Valdas Dambrauskas has achieved a historic success, leading an Azerbaijani club to qualify for the European group stage for the first time in its history.

The news program 'Vijesti u pola 7' reported that Gorjanc Prelević will be prosecuting cases related to detention, indicating a focus on legal proceedings concerning arrests and custody.

The cause of one of Spain's largest forest fires, which ravaged 77,000 hectares near Ávila, Toledo, and Madrid, has been identified as the unauthorized use of heavy machinery in a forest area, leading to one arrest.

The placement of waste containers on Zagreb's main square has ignited a political dispute, with the Možemo! party defending the decision against criticism from HDZ, who called it a 'historical stamp of garbage'.

Significant rifts are becoming increasingly apparent within Montenegro's 'For the Future of Montenegro' coalition, with Nova srpska demokratija and Demokratska narodna partija openly disagreeing on political moves and key state issues. Questions arise whether this is a temporary conflict or a permanent split.

Three and a half years after its takeover, questions are being raised about whether EPCG has successfully saved the Nikšić Steelworks.

You have a unique opportunity to have your ad published on the most read portal in the country – Vijesti.me.

Croatia is set to experience a drastic increase in fuel prices starting Tuesday, attributed to the crisis in the Middle East, with an expert also warning of an impending rise in gas prices.

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Actress Margaret Qualley was seen on the set of the film 'Possession' for the first time since news broke of her three-year marriage ending with musician Jack Antonoff.

The top US general has confirmed that an F-16 fighter jet shot down an Su-35 for the first time in history. This marks a significant event in aerial combat.

The Montenegrin news broadcast at 7:30 PM, edited and hosted by Ana Milačić, covers the topic of the retroactive application of lawyer tariffs.

The Montenegrin Parliament is set to discuss the reconstruction of Prime Minister Spajić's cabinet tomorrow, which could see the addition of four new members.

Despite a new increase in fuel prices taking effect at midnight, the Montenegrin government has not reacted to calls for urgent measures to prevent further strain on citizens' living standards.

The son of a beekeeper has made history by becoming the first person to successfully conquer the world's highest peak, Mount Everest.

The deadline for the adoption of laws concerning the Government and Parliament in Montenegro is approaching. Delays in legislative processes are also impacting other projects, such as the construction of a collector in Bijelo Polje.

This story covers the front page of 'Vijesti' for July 19, 2026, and the 'Dnevnik u 19' news broadcast from July 17, 2026. It highlights news coverage from mid-July 2026.

Amid significant border congestion between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia during the tourist season, there is optimistic news that the ESS system at the borders may be eased in cases of large crowds.

Novo melodramatično obraćanje naciji Donalda Trumpa, u kojem je još jednom pokazao opsjednutost izgubljenim izborima 2020.

An appeal by Kankaraš has been partially accepted, according to a report from Vijesti.me.

The government is expected to finalize the Prime Minister's proposal for a cabinet reconstruction next week, raising questions about potential new ministerial positions.

During the First War of Italian Independence, Austrians attempted the first aerial bombing in history by using explosive-laden balloons to end the siege of Venice, though the effort was unsuccessful.

Anid Ćušić, the winner of Zvezda Granda, has announced the happy news of welcoming a daughter with his wife Emina. The couple shared their joy over the new addition to their family.

Released on July 14, 1999, 'The Blair Witch Project' is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The low-budget film redefined horror and became one of the most successful movies in history.

Former Croatian national team coach Slaven Bilić revealed he received offers from four World Cup participant teams and discussed his personal life, including a tattoo dedicated to his ex-wife and his current relationship.

Montenegro's total tax debt currently stands at approximately 750 million euros, with about 300 million euros attributed to accrued interest. The biggest challenge remains the collection of old tax debts, some of which are difficult or impossible to collect.

Transnational criminal organizations pose a threat to the interests of Montenegro, the United States, and its allies, with drug trafficking strengthening them and fostering high-level corruption.

The Montenegrin newspaper "Vijesti" has published its holiday triple issue, with its front page now available for readers.