Spajić announced a first-instance verdict: DIK discriminated against him when he ↗
Front page leadThe former prime ministerial candidate Spajić claims the state electoral commission DIK discriminated against him by denying his presidential bid.
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The former prime ministerial candidate Spajić claims the state electoral commission DIK discriminated against him by denying his presidential bid.
It is reported that MPs will receive an additional 160,000 euros for a special allowance and extra engagements in 2025, surpassing 2024 levels.
The government reshuffle is reportedly scheduled to take place tomorrow, despite earlier indications.
Residents in Podgorica face numerous issues, and participation in early consultations appears limited.
Authorities have ordered pre-trial detention for suspects involved in the murder case of Saša Klikovac.