In the holiday tri-issue of the Independent daily "Vijesti" read:
- Where will Montenegro be on July 13, 2036 - Between a proud European state and a poisoned society
- How will the descendants of the heroes from Vučji do and Fundina, Virpazar and Čevo, cope with the ethno-federalization that lurks around the corner, party parasitism or the huge European market that could "swallow" domestic businessmen...
- Why are the Partisans today in the clutches of a defeated ideology...
- How should art, in the age of revisionism and new, increasingly extreme disguised fascisms, offer resistance...
- Why does the US Embassy's Chargé d'Affaires Michael Keyes say that Montenegrin citizens should worry less about Serbia and Russia and more about reforms...
- Japanese woman Miho Shimizu in Ulcinj after helping to rebuild the city in 1979 after a devastating earthquake...
- The sporting spirit of Dara Knežević from Pljevlja is stronger than his years...
- UN Resident Coordinator in Montenegro Caroline Tiso warns that serious challenges remain in reducing inequality, the quality of education, gender equality, environmental protection, climate resilience and strengthening institutions...
- How are the works on the reconstruction of the historic bridge on Đurđevića Tara progressing...
- The total tax debt in Montenegro currently amounts to around 750 million euros, the Director of the Tax Administration, Sava Laketić, told "Vijesti" that part of it is difficult to collect, or uncollectible...
- The President of the Capital City Assembly, Srđan Perić, also speaks for "Vijesti".
- In Željko Pantelić's new column, read why Croatia is drawing an analogy between Montenegro and Serbia
- Reportage from one of the most luxurious passenger ships...
- Kolašin - a kind of museum of the national liberation struggle...
- How three generations of the Rakočević family preserve the gold embroidery technique
- Amir Kolić from Bjelopolje has achieved an unattainable dream for many - enrolling in postgraduate studies at the prestigious MIT in the USA
- On the occasion of the great jubilee, 25 years of KotorArt, the founder and general director of the festival, Ratimir Martinović, talks to "Vijesti" about why culture in Montenegro still does not have a development strategy, how the independent scene survives and what should change
- Montenegrin basketball coach Zvezdan Mitrović speaks to "Vijesti" about the first phase of the World Basketball Championship qualifiers, but also about the increasingly frequent absences of players.
The next issue of the independent daily "Vijesti" will be published on July 15th.
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