Resignations submitted
President of Parliament of Montenegro, Danijela Djurović, ministers of justice and education, Marko Kovač and Miomir Vojinović, left Socialist People's Party.
President of Parliament of Montenegro, Danijela Djurović, ministers of justice and education, Marko Kovač and Miomir Vojinović, left Socialist People's Party.
A 16-year-old boy was killed at a birthday party on Saturday in Križevci in a push with a friend a year older.
BiH Defense Minister Zukan Helez caused stir mentioning the existence of alleged training grounds where, according to him, paramilitary formations were trained.
A new strain of coronavirus, which is why masks are being used again, has been confirmed in Slovenia. According to the media, the strain is spreading rapidly.
The hand of justice in Montenegro has moved, it's just a question of its speed, said the President of Montenegrin caretaker government, Dritan Abazović.
Chairman of Municipal Assembly of Budva, Milo Božović, was arrested in a police operation that is being carried out today in several Montenegrin cities.
The resignation of DPS leader Milo Djukanović is expected, said Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazović, adding that a new era for Montenegro should begin.
DPS President Milo Djukanović was defeated in the presidential elections.
Political analyst Miloš Bešić said that convincing victory of Milatović in the presidential elections represents continuation of the process that began in 2020.