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The political crisis in Montenegro deepened as the parliamentary majority denied a quorum for a session intended to discuss constitutional amendments, with Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić at the center of the dispute. Critics suggest this action protects Mandić and undermines the credibility of the government, further exacerbating the institutional deadlock.
Vijesti:
Mandic Locks Up Seat and Constitutional Amendments: Majority Denies Quorum…
The article reports on a political deadlock concerning constitutional amendments, where the majority denied a quorum for a session, indicating a potential new crisis. Andrija Mandic is central to the story.
CDM:
I Refuse to Be a Member of Any Club That Would Accept Me as a Member
A column by Andrej Nikolaidis discusses Andrija Mandić's past political stances against the EU, NATO, Kosovo's recognition, and sanctions on Russia, as well as Montenegro's foreign policy alignment.
Antena M:
Stanisic's Condition for Meeting in Parliament: Hofreiter's Meeting with…
Stanisic has conditioned a meeting in Parliament on a meeting between Hofreiter and Mandic, a condition that Germany reportedly refused.
Antena M:
Sokol: PES Decided to Protect Mandic, Spajic Lost Credibility
Sokol states that the PES party has decided to protect Mandic, and that Spajic has lost credibility.
Pobjeda:
Institutional Defeat Occurred as Expected
A political analysis discussing an expected institutional failure, with mentions of interest in the Adriatic-Ionian Corridor and parliamentary quorum issues.
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