Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration has come under scrutiny for hiring eight individuals on temporary contracts to fulfill permanent needs, with some of these contracts being extended beyond initial terms.

Vijesti: Temporary Contracts for Permanent Needs: Ministry Hires Eight

Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration (MJU) has engaged eight individuals on temporary contracts for permanent needs, with some of these work contracts being renewed even after June.

Deputy Prime Minister Aleksa Bečić expressed his belief that Montenegro-Serbia political relations will improve to reflect the strong ties between their citizens. Meanwhile, Oskar Huter suggested that the Europe Now Movement and President of the Parliament Andrija Mandić share similar values, arguing that declarative support for the European path is insufficient without corresponding actions.

Antena M: Bečić: We Believe Montenegro-Serbia Political Relations Will Mirror Citizen…

Aleksa Bečić expressed his belief that the political relationship between Montenegro and Serbia will align with the relationship between their citizens.

Pobjeda: Huter: PES and Mandić Share Values

Oskar Huter states that declaratively supporting Montenegro's European path is insufficient if actions and messages undermine the state's civic character.

Darko Božović, a former senior national football team goalkeeper for Montenegro, has passed away after a long illness.

Pobjeda: Former Montenegro Goalkeeper Darko Božović Passes Away

Darko Božović, a former senior national football team goalkeeper for Montenegro, has passed away after a long illness.

Student electoral lists have reportedly achieved a significant victory in Serbian parliamentary elections, with preliminary results indicating over 52% of votes, leading to President Aleksandar Vučić's admission of defeat. This outcome is seen as a potential turning point for Serbia and could positively impact Montenegro's EU accession by removing previous obstacles. Regional political associates, including Andrija Mandić and Milan Knežević, are noted as losing a patron with Vučić's departure.

Vijesti: Students Defeat Vučić, Ushering in New Chapter for Serbia

Student electoral lists have reportedly achieved victory in Serbian parliamentary elections, with preliminary results indicating they have won over 52% of the votes, potentially marking a significant change in the country's political landscape.

CDM: Columnist: My condolences to Mandić, Knežević, and Dodik

Columnist Dragan Bursać comments that Aleksandar Vučić has fallen, and his three loyal regional political associates are now without their patron, with Andrija Mandić, Milan Knežević, and Milorad Dodik being mentioned.

Antena M: Russia's Interpretation of Serbian Elections: From 'Color Revolution' to Lost…

Russia's perspective on the Serbian elections is discussed, suggesting a loss of influence and the possibility of a 'color revolution'.

Pobjeda: Vučić Admits Defeat, Serbia Turns New Page

Serbian President Vučić has admitted defeat, with the country set to turn over a new leaf, potentially benefiting Montenegro's EU accession by removing obstacles.

Vijesti: Reactions to Student List's Victory in Serbian Elections

Political figures, including Mandić and NSD, have congratulated the Students' list on their victory in the Serbian parliamentary elections, with some expressing hopes for closer ties and offering support for Serbia's EU aspirations.

Antena M: Vučić Departs, What Comes Next?

This article speculates on the political future following the departure of Vučić.

CDM: Serbia at a political crossroads: Will political relations in the region change?

The article discusses Serbia's political situation and its potential to alter political relationships within the Balkan region.