Vote on Montenegrin Parliament Speaker's Removal Tests Relationship Towards War Crimes
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An extraordinary session of the Montenegrin Parliament is scheduled for September 24 to vote on the removal of Speaker Andrija Mandić due to his expression of condolences to the family of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. Political analyst Srđan Vukadinović believes the vote is a test for Montenegro's institutions and the parliamentary majority. The opposition hopes for support, but Mandić is confident he will survive the vote. The government is accused of tolerating Mandić's actions for political gain. The vote will also reveal MPs' stance on war crimes and civilizational values.
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