Montenegro Parliament Passes Asset Forfeiture Law Amid Political Tensions
Montenegro’s parliament has approved legislation enabling the confiscation of illegally acquired assets, advancing long-standing anti-corruption measures. The legislative move occurs alongside heightened political scrutiny over the Delić case and regional student demonstrations.
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Skupština usvojila Predlog zakona o oduzimanju imovinske koristi...
Za Predlog zakona glasala su 43 poslanika Nijedan od 19 amandmana koje je podnio Građanski pokret URA nije usvojen Predstavnici Demokratske partije socijalista i Evropskog saveza napustili su sjednicu prije glasanja
Read full article →Studenti u blokadi pozvali na protest u subotu zbog najave da Vučić dolazi u Niš
Studenti u blokadi niškog Univerziteta pozvali su građane Niša i okolnih mesta da se u subotu, 5. septembra u 10.30 okupe na raskrsnici na Crvenom pevcu, kako bi zajedno dočekali predsednika Srbije Aleksandra Vučića i članove Srpske napredne stranke (SNS).
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