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.
It is common knowledge that the entire region, with the support of foreign embassies, united against Vučić, because Serbia is so strong and successful under his leadership. Vučić and Vulin outdid themselves by choosing the vocabulary with which they responded to Podgorica and Priština: there was "cheese from the bag" and "cocaine", while Đukanović and Kurti were declared "bloodthirsty hyenas" and "fly swatters".
The Commission for the Political System of Montenegro adopted a new package of sanctions against Russia, which is harmonized with EU sanctions and which directly affects Putin, Lavrov and Medvedev. It's just that the Commission does not have the authority to implement the sanctions, and the Government of Zdravko Krivokapić does not have a majority for it, as it does not have a majority in the Parliament either.
Dritan Abazović received a mandate from Milo Đukanović to form a new government in Montenegro. He says he secured the majority, but this time with new partners
Milo Đukanović stated that the Great Serbian offensive was stopped by overthrowing the Government in Podgorica, which was made up of Belgrade's favorites, and Aleksandar Vučić replied that he was not afraid of him, that he had had enough of his lies and that he would defend the Serbian people in Montenegro
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.
43 out of 54 deputies present voted for no confidence in the Government of Zdravko Krivokapić
The session of the Montenegrin Assembly is underway, where MPs will express their opinion on the proposal of the Black on White coalition and the opposition to pass a vote of no confidence in the Government of Zdravko Krivokapić.
The saga surrounding the Basic Treaty has been going on for months and is being brought to the light of day, one would say, according to political needs. The last episode was the meeting between Dritan Abazović and Patriarch Porfiri. At the same time, excessive insistence on the national, which is often the result of (un)pure interests, and/or commenting on local politics from here, is closing the door to the detriment of both the Church and society.
The constant political crisis shows that a system built for three decades cannot be won only in elections. Electoral will is just the beginning, and the winners, obviously, can prove to be weaker than the system itself
After a little more than a year since the formation of the new government in Podgorica, the proposal of a minority government is again in play as a possible solution to the crisis in which the ruling coalition has become involved.
