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A minister is under scrutiny from the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) over his daughter's employment. This comes as MP Čapuni announced his intention to vote for the dismissal of Parliament President Andrija Mandić, signaling escalating political pressure. Separately, political figures continue to debate non-cooperation with those expressing condolences for war criminals, and Maksim Vučinić criticized Prime Minister Milojko Spajić over public awareness of hybrid threats.
Vijesti:
Minister Under Investigation Due to Daughter's Employment
A minister is under scrutiny from the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) as an investigation has been launched into his daughter's employment in Strasbourg.
Antena M:
Čapuni to Vote for Dismissal of Andrija Mandić
MP Čapuni announces his intention to vote for the dismissal of Andrija Mandić, signaling a significant political development in Montenegro.
Vijesti:
Editorial: Dismissal for Dritan
An opinion piece by Željko Ivanović titled 'Dismissal for Dritan' is featured.
Antena M:
Public Unaware of Hybrid Threats; Vučinić Criticizes Spajić's Irresponsibility
Concerns are raised about the lack of public information regarding hybrid threats, with Maksim Vučinić criticizing Milojko Spajić's 'inexplicable level of irresponsibility'.
Pobjeda:
City Saved from Forced Administration, But Won't Align with Ratko Mladić…
A political statement indicates that while a city was saved from forced administration, a party (DPS) will not cooperate with individuals who have expressed condolences for Ratko Mladić, citing the unacceptability of such political statements.
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