An extraordinary parliamentary session is scheduled for September 24 to vote on the initiative to remove Andrija Mandić, the President of the Parliament of Montenegro. This follows an announcement from the Bosniak Party that its Members of Parliament will unanimously vote in favor of his removal. The initiative, submitted by the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), gained support after Mandić sent a condolence telegram related to a convicted war criminal.

Vijesti: Seeking Quorum for Mandić or Disliking the Proposal: Why the Constitutional…

Montenegrin politicians are reportedly seeking a quorum for a proposal related to Mandić, while others seem to oppose it, questioning why the constitutional amendment process has not yet started.

Antena M: Continuity with 1990s Policy is Evident and Disappointing

A commentary criticizes the apparent continuation of policies from the 1990s, deeming it evident and regrettable.

Pobjeda: Orthodox Brotherhoods Involved in Controversial Issues Instead of Humanitarian…

The article criticizes Orthodox brotherhoods for engaging in issues like the war crimes of Ratko Mladic, territorial disputes over Srebrenica and Prevlaka, and the Jadran ship campaign, suggesting a departure from their humanitarian mission.

Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has announced a new 'Euro Model' economic plan, slated for implementation in January, which will establish minimum wages between 1,000 and 1,400 euros. However, an economic analysis suggests that applying this model to local self-governments might lead to reduced efficiency.

CDM: EU Report: From January, New 'Euro Model' with Minimums of 1,000 to 1,400 Euros

Spajić announced a new 'Euro Model' starting in January, which will set minimum wages between 1,000 and 1,400 euros.

Antena M: Euro Model: More is Less for Local Self-Governments

An economic analysis suggests that the 'Euro model' applied to local self-governments may lead to less efficiency.

Pobjeda: Spajic: Salaries to Grow from January, Minimum Wage 1000-1400 Euros

Prime Minister Spajic announced that salaries will increase starting in January, with the minimum wage expected to range between 1000 and 1400 euros, also mentioning a potential increase in the calculation value of coefficients for public sector employees.

New regulations are anticipated to significantly strengthen Montenegro's border controls. These changes will include more thorough passenger checks, the implementation of biometric data, new record-keeping procedures, and substantially higher penalties for violations, with fines potentially reaching up to 30,000 euros.

CDM: Increased Border Surveillance: New Controls and Fines Up to 30,000 Euros…

New regulations are expected to bring significant changes to Montenegro's borders, introducing more detailed passenger checks, biometric data usage, new records, and stricter penalties for violations, with fines potentially reaching up to 30,000 euros.

Lawyer Zoran Piperović is filing a complaint concerning the alleged unlawful deprivation of liberty of Mijajlović and Spičanović.

Antena M: Piperović Files Complaint Over Unlawful Detention

Piperović is filing a complaint concerning the unlawful deprivation of liberty of Mijajlović and Spičanović.

Saubih Mehmeti, leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro (DS CG), has expressed disappointment, labeling the verdict against KLA leaders as unjust and unacceptable. Human Rights Action (HRA) Montenegro has also weighed in, stating that the verdict should not conclude efforts to establish truth and accountability.

Vijesti: "Unjust and Unacceptable Verdict": DS CG Leader Saubih Mehmeti Disappointed…

Saubih Mehmeti, leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro (DS CG), expresses disappointment and calls the verdict against KLA leaders unjust and unacceptable.

Vijesti: HRA: Verdict Against KLA Leaders Should Not Be the End of Efforts to Establish…

Human Rights Action (HRA) Montenegro states that the verdict against KLA leaders should not halt further efforts to determine the truth and accountability.

Residents of buildings are legally obligated to pay for maintenance services, even in the absence of a designated building manager. Outstanding debts for these services can be pursued and recovered through legal means.

CDM: Residents Must Pay Maintenance Even Without Building Manager: Debts Can Be…

Building residents are obligated to pay for maintenance services even if their building does not have a designated manager, and outstanding debts can be legally recovered.

Aleksa Bečić, leader of Democratic Montenegro, emphasized the importance of a partnership with Maine for strengthening the country's defense capabilities.

Antena M: Bečić: Partnership with Maine Significant for Defense Capabilities

Bečić states that a partnership with Maine is important for the development of defense capabilities.

Radović has commented on an indictment, suggesting it was an "experiment" by the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) and that no alternative decision was possible in the matter.

Antena M: Radović: Indictment was an Experiment by SDT; No Other Decision Was Possible

Radović comments on an indictment, suggesting it was an experiment by the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) and that no alternative decision could have been made.