The Montenegrin Parliament has rejected the latest no-confidence vote against its President, Andrija Mandić, allowing him to remain in office. This decision unblocks the parliamentary agenda, enabling the continuation of discussions on crucial constitutional amendments, a key step for Montenegro's European Union integration. The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) leader, Danijel Živković, stated that the initiative for Mandić's dismissal was based on ideology, not personal judgment.

CDM: Mandic Runs a Victory Lap: Are You People Kidding Yourselves?

A columnist criticizes Andrija Mandić, stating he is unfit to be the president of the Montenegrin assembly and has proven it by lying about voting for his own dismissal.

Pobjeda: Fourth Attempt to Dismiss Mandić Fails

The leader of DPS, Danijel Živković, explained that the party's initiative and the vote on Andrija Mandić's dismissal are not about judging him or the parliamentary majority, but the ideology.

Antena M: Parliamentary session continues today on constitutional amendments

Following a vote concerning Mandić, MPs will today discuss constitutional amendments.

Vijesti: Mandić remains in office, discussion on constitutional changes today: Speaker…

The Speaker of Parliament, Mandić, has survived a third no-confidence vote and will continue in his position, with discussions on constitutional changes planned for today.

CDM: Parliament Today on Constitutional Amendments

The Montenegrin Parliament is scheduled to discuss constitutional amendments today.

Slaven Radunović, the Minister of Spatial Planning, Urbanism, and State Property, has been questioned by the Special Police Unit (SPO) as part of an investigation into the validity of a government housing project in Velji Brdo. The probe aims to ascertain the legitimacy of the announced residential construction initiative.

Vijesti: Radunović questioned over Velji Brdo: SPO investigates validity of government…

A politician, Radunović, has been questioned as part of an investigation by the Special Police Unit (SPO) into the validity of a government housing project.

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted an amendment to the sports law to remove the name 'Gopčević' from a swimming pool in Kotor. This legislative action is intended to resolve an ongoing dispute regarding the pool's naming.

Vijesti: Gopčević to be removed by sports law: Parliament adopts amendment to resolve…

The Montenegrin Parliament has adopted an amendment to the sports law that will reportedly remove the name Gopčević, aiming to resolve a dispute over the name of a swimming pool in Kotor.

Boris Mugoša, a member of the Parliament and Chairperson of the Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget, has reported that inflation in Montenegro is significantly higher than in approximately 90 percent of countries within the European Union and the Eurozone.

Antena M: Mugoša: Inflation in Montenegro higher than in 90% of EU and Eurozone countries

Mugoša reported that inflation in Montenegro is higher than in approximately 90 percent of countries within the EU and the Eurozone.

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has put forward a proposal in Podgorica to provide subsidies for in-vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments, potentially offering up to 5,000 euros per treatment.

Antena M: DPS proposes subsidies for IVF up to 5,000 euros in Podgorica

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has proposed subsidies for in-vitro fertilization treatments, potentially up to 5,000 euros, in Podgorica.

Starting November 1st, citizens of Montenegro will need visas to enter Russia, as announced by Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Antena M: Montenegro citizens to need visas for Russia from November 1st

Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated that citizens of Montenegro will require visas to enter Russia starting from November 1st.

Pobjeda: From November 1, Montenegrin Citizens Will Need Visas for Russia

Starting November 1, citizens of Montenegro will require visas to enter Russia, announced Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.