Former President Milo Đukanović has vehemently denied accusations of his involvement in the Srebrenica genocide, attributing them to 'Great Serbian nationalists' and labeling them as fabrications. In response, President of the Parliament Andrija Mandić announced he possesses "irrefutable evidence" regarding Đukanović's war responsibility and will respond to these claims, stating he does not wish to complicate today's voting on constitutional amendments with this evidence.

Antena M: Mandic announced response to Djukanovic: I have irrefutable evidence

Political figure Mandic has announced he will respond to Djukanovic, claiming to possess irrefutable evidence.

Pobjeda: Đukanović for Pobjeda: They cannot hide their historical or current shame by…

Former President Milo Đukanović, in an interview with Pobjeda, denies accusations of being responsible for the Srebrenica genocide, attributing them to 'Great Serbian nationalists'.

Vijesti: Đukanović: Fabrications that I am a perpetrator of genocide in Srebrenica are…

Former Montenegrin President Đukanović denies accusations of involvement in the Srebrenica genocide, labeling them as fabrications spread by nationalist groups.

Antena M: Djukanovic: They cannot hide their historical or current shame even when they…

President Djukanovic stated that his opponents cannot conceal their shame by invoking his name.

Vijesti: Process and After Negotiations: The Work is Not Finished When 33 Chapters Are…

Montenegrin politics discusses the ongoing EU accession process, highlighting that work remains even after 33 chapters are closed, with chapters 34 and 35 also needing resolution.

A new legislative proposal is under consideration that would require former officials to pay tax on the value of any apartment they received. Official Vojinović is providing clarification on the details of this proposed law.

Vijesti: To Pay Tax on the Value of the Received Apartment: Vojinović Clarifies the…

A proposed law in Montenegro would require former officials to pay tax on the value of any apartment they received, with official Vojinović providing clarification on the details.

The Parliament is scheduled to discuss constitutional amendments today. These amendments include a mandatory integrity check for government candidates, aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability in public office.

Antena M: Parliament today on constitutional changes: Integrity check for government…

The Parliament will discuss constitutional amendments, including a mandatory integrity check for government candidates.

In Nikšić, authorities seized six weapons following a report of domestic violence. Separately, a motorcyclist died in a traffic accident that occurred on Košljun.

Pobjeda: Nikšić: After domestic violence report, weapons seized...

Following a report of domestic violence, authorities seized six weapons in Nikšić.