Nedjeljko Rudovic
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Coalition partners' squabbling over control of law enforcement agencies may further tarnish Podgorica's international image.
In an unexpected political U-turn Montenegrin separatists have joined forces with parties supporting continued union with Serbia
Repeated elections forced by boycotts and low turnouts, are running the republic's state coffers dry.
Podgorica’s latest separation proposal is designed to disarm opponents in Belgrade and Brussels - as well as avoid a referendum that nobody appears to want.
Critics claim poll threat is a ploy to stop first direct elections to state union assembly.
Brussels is winning its battle to force republic to stay with Serbia.
Disappointment with Milo Djukanovic may be rising, but the old opposition parties are not benefiting much.
Independence of judiciary questioned again, after judge bars all defence evidence in libel case brought by prime minister.
Podgorica’s real aim is to avoid federal elections, which might go badly for prime minister Djukanovic.
Opposition challenge report dismissing claims that officials trafficked and abused Moldovan woman.