Pobjeda is the former daily newspaper of the late Montenegrin Communist League. It is currently owned and controlled by the government of Montenegro. While the coverage is fairly evenhanded, the activities of president Djukanovic and the members of the ruling coalition (Democratic Party of Socialists and Social Democratic party) can be confident of receiveing a decidedly positive coverage.

• 30,000 Serbs on the Move: interview with Momcilo Trajkovic, leader of the Serbian Resistance Movement-Democratic Party from Kosovo, June 15 1999
• Civilians are Paying for Bad Policy: Serb and Montenegrin refugees are still arriving from Kosovo to Montenegro, June 15 1999
• Appeal for Return: Montenegrins and Serbs from Kosovo organize in Berane, June 16 1999
• Who Caused Kosovo Tragedy?: open letter to Slobodan Milosevic from Milos Minic, a Serb politician, June 24 1999
• Drama on the Road to Exile: Yesterday morning, 200 Serbs and Montenegrins from Orahovac arrived to Montenegro, October 29 1999
• Staged Protests: those who complain about the state of the economy are against independence and therefore Serb stooges, January 29 2001
• Citizens Voted For Independence, May 3, 2001
• Will of Citizens Need Not Be Confirmed By Two-Thirds Majority In Parliament, May 6, 2001
• Montenegro Passing Through Purgatory: "the headquarters for the destruction of Montenegro have always been in Belgrade", May 6 2001
• Negation Of Our Right To Decide Our Own Fate: "It is impermissible that the international community pushes Montenegro in such hell," hell being Yugoslavia, May 10 2001
• There Can Be No State Without Economy, Slavko Drljevic, director of the Hipotekarna Bank, about the condition of the Montenegrin economy, June 17 2001
• Is Referendum Sufficient For Independence?, 12/7/2001