Montenegro
The 13th victim of the Cetinje massacre also passed away
The man who died in the Clinical Center of Montenegro is the 13th victim of the mass murder in Cetinje committed by Aco Martinović on January 1.
Montenegro
"Where to tomorrow?": 12 minutes for the 12 killed in Cetinje
A group of students from Montenegro called on all citizens to observe 12 minutes of silence on Sunday for the 12 tragic victims of the recent crime in Cetinje. After that, a protest was announced, where the students will demand political responsibility
Tragedy in Cetinje
The Government of Montenegro introduces stricter measures: The new Law on Weapons is coming
The Government of Montenegro will adopt a new Law on Weapons, according to which everyone who wants to keep a weapon will have to undergo rigorous controls before obtaining a permit. All those who already have a permit will have to renew it by January 1, 2026 with previous psychological and security checks
Mass murder in Cetinje
"Where to tomorrow?": Student protest over the 12 killed
A group of students invited all citizens to observe 17 minutes of silence in front of the Lovćenska Villa in Cetinje on Sunday, at 26:12 p.m., for the 12 tragic victims of the recent crime in that city.
Shooting in Montenegro
Massacre in Cetinje: All the failures of the state
A small number of police officers on duty in Cetinje, poor organization on the ground, a murderer who has already been caught with illegal weapons - these are just some of the shortcomings of the Montenegrin system.
Chronicle
12 people were killed in the shooting in Cetinje, the attacker died
In the shooting that took place on January 1 in Cetinje, 12 people were killed and four were wounded. The attacker died on the way to the hospital after attempting suicide
Student protests
Silence for the victims in Cetinje and Arilje
Several hundred students and citizens in Belgrade held the "29 minutes of silence" action on Thursday.
Chronicle
Director of the Police Administration of Montenegro on the double murder by bomb: This is a red line
The bomb that was activated in Cetinje this morning, when two people were killed and three people were injured, was placed on a tree and was activated by remote control. The Prosecutor's Office of Montenegro says that they do not yet know who is responsible for the attack
Montenegro
Cetinje: There was almost a fight at the beginning of the spring session of the Assembly
At the beginning of today's session of the Parliament of Montenegro in Cetinje, there was almost a fight between the representatives of the New Serbian Democracy, which was a member of the recently disbanded pro-Russian Democratic Front, and the opposition Democratic Party of Socialists.
Region
Montenegro: Jakov Milatović took the oath
The new president took the oath in the Parliament of Montenegro in the presence of members of the Government of Montenegro, deputies, foreign officials and the diplomatic corps. The inauguration was attended by more than 200 dignitaries, including officials from the surrounding area, a large number of non-resident ambassadors and the special envoy of the USA, Gabriel Escobar. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also attended the swearing-in of Jakov Milatović, witnessing Milo Đukanović handing over his duties to the new president with dignity.
Analyze
What is actually happening in Montenegro: Applied political absurdity
The situation in Montenegro is mostly similar to "Cases" by Danilo Harms. It could be called an applied political absurdity in which judges of the Constitutional Court are drawn out of a hat, and parliamentary majorities disappear as if in some magic trick.
Comment
The fall of Zdravko Krivokapić's Government: As it came, so it went
It is a political absurdity that a significant part of the causes that brought the government into the fall zone is connected with what brought Zdravko Krivokapić to the position of prime minister. The rallies, which generated a critical mass for the removal of Milo Đukanović's regime, also increased the ambition of the spiritual authorities to penetrate deeply into political life and transform themselves into a real force that would influence the secular state. This fact became a counterweight to the European path of Montenegro and greatly encouraged the conflict between two value systems and different visions of democracy.