Milatović said that Montenegro wants friendly relations with Serbia on the model of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. He assessed that the Student List gained strong legitimacy from the citizens and expressed the expectation that the new government will contribute to calming political tensions.
The government and the opposition in Montenegro have an agreement on changes to the Constitution, which will be a step in fulfilling the country's obligations from the European agenda.
"The relations between Montenegro and Serbia will be completely relieved of daily politics when the fact that Montenegro is a sovereign state and Serbia is a neighbor with which we want the best possible relations is fully accepted," says the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović.
At the end of the year, the forecast for when Montenegro could join the EU fell. The results of the census, which follow the old identity battles, have been published. In a miniature country with countless parties, there have been break-ups and reconciliations
After Prime Minister Milojko Spajić presented "Barometer 26", he was invited to a dialogue on the same topic by President Jakov Milatović, with whom he has been on a "war footing" since he left the ruling Europe Now Movement
A source from abroad informed the Cabinet of the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, and the Police Directorate that an assassination attempt was being prepared against him. The police administration states that "the safety of President Milatović is not threatened", but that the information is being verified
The preliminary results of the local elections in Montenegro show that the opposition Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) achieved the best result, while the largest decline was recorded by the coalition of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić's Movement Europe Now (PES) and Democratic Montenegro (Democrats) of Deputy Prime Minister Aleksa Bečić.
The brother of Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović, Pavle Milatović, was entitled to a bonus of 175.000 euros in the construction company "Kronos TSM 061" - which then went bankrupt
The "scandalous" speech of the President of the Municipality of Nikšić, Marko Kovačević (NSD), at the commemoration of the 166th anniversary of the Battle of Grahova caused stormy reactions in Montenegro. He was strongly condemned by the President Jakov Milatović and the Prime Minister Milojko Spajić
Jakov Milatović left his positions in Europe now, PES expelled the Minister of Justice from the party and dissolved the committee in Podgorica. The Prime Minister promised nine sections of highways and expressways, and the security sector is under attack from politicians and criminals
Mandate and leader of the Europe Now Movement, Milojko Spajić, is facing increasing problems in his party, citizen protests, but also criticism from the president and his deputy in the party.
After Mandatory Milojko Spajić announced that he has a majority for the Government without the coalition For the Future of Montenegro, that support has been publicly withheld.
The former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of European Integration of Montenegro, Jovana Marović, was denied entry with the explanation that it was due to the "protection of the security of the Republic of Serbia and its citizens".
The message that new ambassadors will be appointed soon is a small step in the right direction, says Milan Krstić
The President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, was welcomed at the Belgrade airport by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivica Dačić. It is not a rule that the president must meet the president, but it is an indicator of the current level of relations between the two countries, says former diplomat Zoran Milivojević
Jakov Milatović, who arrived in Belgrade today for the first time since he was elected president, was welcomed by Ivica Dačić, and tomorrow he will meet with President Vučić
Complete normalization of relations with Serbia as an important economic partner, announced the President of Montenegro, Jakov Milatović, before his first official visit to Belgrade.
The leaders of the Europe Movement now represent a generation of new, desirable personalities on the political scene for whom politics is not life itself. And fundamentally, they received largely blank support, because the others spent theirs heavily. The fact is, however, that hopeful support is lost the fastest
After three decades, Milo Đukanović lost the last lever of power. However, the support that Jakov Milatović received from almost all constituents of the loose and often conflicted parliamentary majority will not exist after the presidential elections. It will be an open conflict of allies with often diametrically opposed political, ideological and all other interests. Already in these days, everyone will return to seriously questioning how much the final victory over Đukanović harmed everyone individually.
First, he will officially visit Brussels, Montenegro's attitude towards the independence of Kosovo will not change, he welcomes Finland's entry into NATO. The first statements of the elected Montenegrin president speak in support of his promise that his priority will be Montenegro's membership in the European Union
Equating the importance of the past presidential elections with the 2006 referendum, when more than 55 percent of citizens supported the independence of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović certainly did not expect that 60 percent of Montenegrins would show yesterday that they do not share the same vision of an independent state with the previous president. More precisely, that they do not accept to continue to be the subject of manipulations and a means of division. Throwing Jakov Milatović, who joined politics only two years ago, into the foreground, the citizens did not only punish Đukanović, but also all those who have been shaping the Montenegrin political environment for decades.
Milo Đukanović admitted defeat in today's presidential elections and congratulated Jakov Milatović on his victory. He announced that he is waiting for the parliamentary elections, because, he said, Montenegro does not have a government. Jakov Milatović marked his victory as historic, because Milo Đukanović's regime was defeated
The Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) has published projections of the results of the presidential elections in Montenegro. The results show a convincing victory for Jakov Milatović
There are two names on the ballot: Milo Đukanović and Jakov Milatović. Election math says that every vote will count. In a country of 600 inhabitants, the votes of minority parties and the diaspora could be the tipping point
On Sunday, 542.154 voters will be able to vote for one of the two presidential candidates, Milo Đukanović or Jakov Milatović. It is expected that the diaspora will have a big influence on the result. The Metropolitanate of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro supported Milatović. Vučić says that he does not interfere
The results of the first round confront Đukanović with a dramatic fact for him - that the trend of falling trust in the Democratic Party of Socialists continues, but also that his popularity is lower than that enjoyed by the party he leads. The success of Jakov Milatović and the continued growth of the popularity of the Europe Movement cannot now be interpreted only by what analysts call "strategic overflow of votes".
Andrija Mandić is in third place, according to the first projections of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI). The second round of elections, after which it will be known whether Milo Đukanović will continue to be the president of Montenegro, will take place on April 2.
