Montenegrin PM resigns on health grounds

Tzar Milo returns to politics, maybe his pension fund wasn't enough or could it be the power that he misses?

Congrats to Montenegro, which is now the only of the former six YU republics to have the same boss in charge now that in "the golden" years -92 ---> -99......
All other republics have wisened up, but not CG, the people will be dirt poor if Tsar Milos will lead the country another 5 year period.

Sorry but wasnt Bulatovic (aka Milosevic) the president of Montenegro during the dark years ?
500,000 people + EU + Russian $$$ = very rich country.

"Golden Years" -- too funny. But then we all know, of course, that Montenegrins had absolutely no involvement whatsoever in 90s war crimes.

SRBOSLAV, this comment here convinced me that you really dont know nothing for the history of Serbia and Yugoslavia in the last 10-15 years, so forget about the long history of Balkans.
Just to remind you that in Slovenia today, president is Janez Jansa and he was the minister of Defense during the 1990's when Slovenia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Also Milan Kucan and Janes Drnovsek were in high positions until recently.
In Croatia, President is still Stjepan Mesic who was one of the main players during the wars in the 1990's.
So a lot of people are the same but what is important is that the mentality has change.
I wish you good luck and I suggest that you study a bit more about some basic information about Yugoslavia in general.

Sorry but wasnt Bulatovic (aka Milosevic) the president of Montenegro during the dark years ?
500,000 people + EU + Russian $$$ = very rich country.
(Harry, 1 February 2008 23:11)

Milo Đukanović was PM of Montenegro from 1991 to 1998 as part of the same party of Momir Bulatović who was the president. Then they fell out and Đukanović took over control of the party and then the presidency in a controversial election in 1998. Montenegro is a long way from becoming a rich country.

afrim hoxha - Yes Mesić, but his mentality is the same as in 1991, if his recent comments are anything to go by.

Tzar Milo returns to politics, maybe his pension fund wasn't enough or could it be the power that he misses?

Congrats to Montenegro, which is now the only of the former six YU republics to have the same boss in charge now that in "the golden" years -92 ---> -99......
All other republics have wisened up, but not CG, the people will be dirt poor if Tsar Milos will lead the country another 5 year period.

"Golden Years" -- too funny. But then we all know, of course, that Montenegrins had absolutely no involvement whatsoever in 90s war crimes.

Sorry but wasnt Bulatovic (aka Milosevic) the president of Montenegro during the dark years ?
500,000 people + EU + Russian $$$ = very rich country.

SRBOSLAV, this comment here convinced me that you really dont know nothing for the history of Serbia and Yugoslavia in the last 10-15 years, so forget about the long history of Balkans.
Just to remind you that in Slovenia today, president is Janez Jansa and he was the minister of Defense during the 1990's when Slovenia declared independence from Yugoslavia. Also Milan Kucan and Janes Drnovsek were in high positions until recently.
In Croatia, President is still Stjepan Mesic who was one of the main players during the wars in the 1990's.
So a lot of people are the same but what is important is that the mentality has change.
I wish you good luck and I suggest that you study a bit more about some basic information about Yugoslavia in general.

Sorry but wasnt Bulatovic (aka Milosevic) the president of Montenegro during the dark years ?
500,000 people + EU + Russian $$$ = very rich country.
(Harry, 1 February 2008 23:11)

Milo Đukanović was PM of Montenegro from 1991 to 1998 as part of the same party of Momir Bulatović who was the president. Then they fell out and Đukanović took over control of the party and then the presidency in a controversial election in 1998. Montenegro is a long way from becoming a rich country.

afrim hoxha - Yes Mesić, but his mentality is the same as in 1991, if his recent comments are anything to go by.