Jakov Milatović

Albanija, Tivat.Vrh procesa Brdo-Brioni.Prihod predsednice republike pred Muzej pomorske dediscine, kjer se je srecala s predsednikom Crne Gore Jakovom Milatovicem.

Na vrhu procesa o drugem procesu, ki stoji

Milojko Spajic, president of the centrist Europe Now party raises a glass of champagne at his headquarters after parliamentary election in Montenegro's capital Podgorica, Sunday, June 11, 2023. A recently formed centrist group that advocates Montenegro joining the European Union was projected to win the small Balkan country's early parliamentary election Sunday, but without enough support to form a government on its own, according to independent vote monitors. (AP Photo/Risto Bozovic)

Do večinske vlade
s proruskima strankama

Brdo pri Kranju, Grad Brdo.<br>Obisk predsednika Crne Gore Jakova Milatovica v Sloveniji.<br>Uradni fototermin crnogorskega predsednika in predsednice republike Natase Pirc Musar.

Pirc Musar: Črna gora je lokomotiva, ki regijo vleče k EU

Milojko Spajic, president of the centrist Europe Now party speaks at his headquarters after parliamentary election in Montenegro's capital Podgorica, Sunday, June 11, 2023. A recently formed centrist group that advocates Montenegro joining the European Union was projected to win the small Balkan country's early parliamentary election Sunday, but without enough support to form a government on its own, according to independent vote monitors. (AP Photo/Risto Bozovic)

Črna gora dobila mandatarja za sestavo nove vlade

Dnevnik novice

Đukanovićevi stranki se na volitvah obeta hud poraz

Jakov Milatovic, a presidential candidate from the Europe Now Movement, speaks to the media as he votes at a polling station along with his wife Milena during the run-off presidential elections in Podgorica, Montenegro, April 2, 2023. REUTERS/Marko Djurica

Prisegel novi črnogorski predsednik Milatović

Montenegro's Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic reacts during the parliament session in Podgorica, Montenegro, Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. The Montenegrin government fell in a no-confidence vote early Saturday that followed a rift over relations with the powerful Serbian Orthodox Church. Lawmakers voted 50-1 to oust the government of Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic just weeks after he signed an agreement regulating the position of the Serbian church in Montenegro. (AP Photo/Risto Bozovic)

Abazović želi razveljavitev Đukanovićeve odločitve o predčasnih parlamentarnih volitvah