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Ivanović assaulted On Saturday, September 1, 2007, at around 4am, Vijesti director was approached on the street near Ribnica restaurant and severely beaten by three men, two of whom were masked. Đukanović is represented at the trial by a legal team consisting of his sister Ana Kolarević and Dragoljub Đukanović, while Ivanović is represented by Branislav Lutovac and Milan Đukić.

Vijesti generated plenty of criticism during the initial period from all sides of the in Montenegro. The company's ownership is currently split between Montenegrin partners 59% , Austrian 25% , and American fund started by 16%. Listed as the paper's owners were four individuals: , Ljubiša Mitrović, Slavoljub Šćekić, and.

- Some have even claimed most notably LSCG leader that the initial funds for paper's launch were in fact provided by Đukanović who needed a seemingly support at a time when he was distancing himself from Milošević. However, this editorial policy changed sometime after the 2006 Montenegrin independence referendum when Vijesti turned into Đukanović's critics.

Vijesti Serbo-Croatian pronunciation: ; : News is a daily. Vijesti Type Daily Format Owner s 4 founders 59% 25% 16% Editor Founded September 1, 1997 Political alignment anti-, anti- Language Headquarters Bulevar Revolucije 9, Poštanski fah 351, 81000 , Website The paper is published and managed by an entity called Daily Press d. The company's ownership is currently split between Montenegrin partners 59% , Austrian 25% , and American fund started by 16%. However, this editorial policy changed sometime after the 2006 Montenegrin independence referendum when Vijesti turned into Đukanović's critics. On 9 May 2018, Olivera Lakić, Vijesti's investigative reporter who covers crime and corruption in Montenegro was shot and injured in an attack. The legal and financial entity behind the paper, Daily Press d. The paper was started on September 1, 1997 as only the second daily newspaper in at that point with the long running being their only competition. Listed as the paper's owners were four individuals: , Ljubiša Mitrović, Slavoljub Šćekić, and. At the precise time of the paper's launch, the political situation in Montenegro was fairly tense as former longtime ruling political party allies and were in the middle of a campaign for the. Vijesti openly supported Đukanović who eventually won the highly controversial elections and thus became the. Vijesti from November 1998: The paper often went to great lengths to be affirmative in its coverage of Đukanović even if it required leaving out key parts from foreign media reports when referencing them. Vijesti generated plenty of criticism during the initial period from all sides of the in Montenegro. Pro-Serbian camp saw it as an aggressive proponent of Montenegro's separation from Serbia. On the other end, the pro-independence camp especially members and sympathizers of party wasn't entirely happy with it either, criticizing the paper's pro-independence stance as being tailored for and by Đukanović's day to day political needs. Some have even claimed most notably LSCG leader that the initial funds for paper's launch were in fact provided by Đukanović who needed a seemingly support at a time when he was distancing himself from Milošević. Although occasionally critical of Đukanović and DPS on minor municipal issues in the years to come, Vijesti firmly supported his government's policies on all the major issues such as the relations with Serbia. Furthermore, the paper ignored all the evidence and foreign reports of widespread tobacco and oil state-sponsored smuggling that took place in Montenegro under Đukanović as well as his involvement in Milošević's war efforts during the early 1990s. WAZ-Mediengruppe arrives During May 2002, Vijesti announced a with German media concern , which bought a 50% stake in Vijesti. The amount was not disclosed. On March 15, 2003 at a ceremony attended by WAZ director , the deal was officially inaugurated. After the acquisition, the paper has slightly shifted its focus towards citizens' everyday problems. Since the referendum, Vijesti has switched in a more opposing view and is greatly criticizing and his DPS. The portier of the newspaper, Luka Đukić, was threatened to quit under allegations that something bad will happen to his family, two suspects were arrested on Monday 3 September 2007. Ivanović assaulted On Saturday, September 1, 2007, at around 4am, Vijesti director was approached on the street near Ribnica restaurant and severely beaten by three men, two of whom were masked. Ivanović also referred to them as the people who want to control every aspect of life in Montenegro. Milo Đukanović in turn sued Ivanović for libel and the trial began in Podgorica on November 26, 2007 under the Nenad Otašević. Đukanović is represented at the trial by a legal team consisting of his sister Ana Kolarević and Dragoljub Đukanović, while Ivanović is represented by Branislav Lutovac and Milan Đukić. WAZ leaves In early October 2007, after four-and-a-half years of , German media concern WAZ sold its stake in Vijesti to the other ownership party four individuals. Vijesti established its television division in October, 2007 and was launched throughout Montenegro on 11 May 2008. In mid March 2009, bought 25% in the Daily Press company that oversees the publishing of Vijesti. Main article: Launched on 11 May 2008, Televizija Vijesti TV Vijesti aims to become the leader in informative programming in Montenegro. TV Vijesti employs around one hundred workers, including expert journalists and technical experts using the network's latest technology. Over 50 percent of the network's programming is informative, with an addition of external programming, including films and television series and diverse sports and educational programming.

Vijesti u 12 - 4.7.2018.
On the other end, the pro-independence camp especially members and sympathizers of party wasn't entirely happy with it either, criticizing the paper's pro-independence stance as being tailored for and by Đukanović's day to day political needs. The company's ownership is currently split between Montenegrin partners 59% , Austrian 25% , and American fund started by 16%. TV Vijesti employs around one hundred workers, including expert journalists and technical experts using the network's latest technology. Over 50 percent of the network's programming is informative, with an addition of external programming, including films and television series and diverse sports and educational programming. At the precise time of the paper's launch, the political situation in Montenegro was fairly tense as former longtime ruling political party allies and were in the middle of a campaign for the. Ivanović assaulted On Saturday, September 1, 2007, at around 4am, Vijesti director was approached on the street near Ribnica restaurant and severely beaten by three men, two of whom were masked. Vijesti generated plenty of criticism during the initial period from all sides of the in Montenegro. Vijesti Type Daily Format Owner s 4 founders 59% 25% 16% Editor Founded September 1, 1997 Political alignment anti-, anti- Language Headquarters Bulevar Revolucije 9, Poštanski fah 351, 81000 , Website The paper is published and managed by an entity called Daily Press d. Vijesti Serbo-Croatian pronunciation: ; : News is a daily. WAZ-Mediengruppe arrives During May 2002, Vijesti announced a with German media concern , which bought a 50% stake in Vijesti. Listed as the paper's owners were four individuals: , Ljubiša Mitrović, Slavoljub Šćekić, and.

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