Mandić: We won, we didn't let their past defeat the citizens' future ↗
Front page leadPolitician Mandić stated that his side won and prevented the past from overcoming the future of the citizens of Montenegro.
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Montenegrin news coverage on October 20, 2026, focuses on domestic political developments, including statements from politicians regarding constitutional changes and national interests. Other prominent stories include advancements in electronic ID systems, government efforts to regulate the pellet…
Politician Mandić stated that his side won and prevented the past from overcoming the future of the citizens of Montenegro.
Vuksanović emphasized that Montenegro's national interest is paramount, and that minority groups have backed constitutional amendments.
The Ministry of Public Administration and the Ministry of Internal Affairs have enhanced the system for easier utilization of the electronic personal identification card.
The Montenegrin government is continuing its efforts to establish order within the market for wood pellets.
Fejzić referenced the constitution and equality, questioning why Bijelo Polje should not receive recognition if the Risanska hospital is honored.
Stanić stated that a public gathering in Slavija will demonstrate the society's resolve to achieve significant changes.
Authorities in France have enacted curfews in several cities and restricted protests in Paris.
Korać suggested that Vučić is nearing the end of his political career and that the EU might not acknowledge the outcomes of the upcoming elections.
There is a proposal to name the swimming pool in Kotor after the historical figure Petar II Petrović Njegoš.
Patel stated that Montenegro was instrumental in the apprehension of an individual accused of cybercrimes targeting American universities.