Ministry refuses to oversee fuel marking delay
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The implementation of fuel marking has been postponed after the Ministry of Internal Affairs stated it is not competent to oversee the process.
Parliament’s e-petition portal has been blocked, prompting advocates for people with disabilities to demand an explanation for the sudden loss of the digital platform. Separately, media unions warned that adopting the 'Euro model' without state support could lead to mass layoffs for journalists.
The Deputy Prime Minister promised that constitutional reforms would prevent corruption, though the drafting of a special law still requires a period of dialogue. Meanwhile, Kotor is debating whether its swimming pool could have been named after the former Hotel Fjord.