MEPs warn Montenegro’s speaker before parliament vote on his removal
Five MEPs say Andrija Mandić’s condolences for Ratko Mladić carry institutional weight and complicate Podgorica’s EU path
Five MEPs say Andrija Mandić’s condolences for Ratko Mladić carry institutional weight and complicate Podgorica’s EU path
Kosovo still does not have a settled president, or an uncontested parliament
The Bosnian Serb commander remains a hero to many Serbs who see him as a defender of their people, not the architect of Europe’s worst atrocity since World War II
Vučić described the process as a “great disgrace and disappointment,” claiming it reflected nervousness among international actors seeking to force Serbia to accept Kosovo’s independence
Lingering identity disputes and conflicting stances on Russia resurface as Podgorica nears EU membership while Belgrade stagnates
The Serbian President also addressed reactions to his earlier suggestion that Serbia might divert the course of the Ibar River
The current impasse has also laid bare a dramatic rupture between two figures who were once close political partners: Albin Kurti and Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu