Montenegro
Change in Montenegro needs inside and outside pressure
Pressure is building against Montenegrin strongman Djukanovic, with the EU voicing concerns about rule of law and crime
MontenegroEU will heed tycoon’s attack on Montenegrin leader
Further allegations from prominent businessman against Montenegro’s long-time leader may damage him with EU
MontenegroMontenegro remarks will concern US allies in NATO
Soon after the NATO summit, President Trump appears to have undermined Article 5
NATOLondon Balkans summit may soften UK Brexit withdrawal
London’s Western Balkans summit goes well despite foreign secretary’s no-show and imminent UK disappearing act
United KingdomMontenegrin shooting reinforces lawless image
Montenegro’s democracy and rule of law will be in doubt as long as the authorities fail to quell criminal violence
MontenegroMontenegro election affords mandate for pro-EU policy
The incumbent government will keep a pro-Western course but is unlikely to overcome Montenegro’s deep divisions
MontenegroMontenegrin vote restores leading figure to presidency
Milo Djukanovic has dominated politics for as long as Montenegro has been a country
MontenegroFragile Montenegro may need veteran leader in office
Veteran leader Djukanovic’s return to office from retirement may be necessary -- although he has never really left
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