He seemed like a breath of fresh air when he took over in late 2010, but, as the Prime Minister’s troubles have mounted, much of the initial enthusiasm felt for him has since faded.
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Montenegro’s Great Survivor Returns to Mixed Applause
Some EU states are likely to see Milo Djukanovics return to frontline politics as proof that Montenegro’s politics have ‘reverted to type’.
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Djukanovic Win in Montenegro Confirmed
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Djukanovic Coalition Wins Again in Montenegro
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Polls Close in Montenegro General Elections
All polling stations have closed across Montenegro in the parliamentary elections that appear to have passed without major irregularities.
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Montenegrins Brace For Sunday General Election
Starting from 7am, half a million voters will decide on a new government, tasked mainly with seeing through the country's EU membership talks and tackling the economy.
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Montenegro's Parties Argue Over Border Dispute
The government has responded to the opposition's accusations that Montenegro had in effect surrendered its border territory to Croatia by describing such allegations as pre-electoral manipulation.
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Half a Million Voters Prepare for Montenegro Poll
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Concern Voiced Over Montenegro Electoral Roll
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Net Makes Big Inroads Into Montenegro Election
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Montenegro Election Campaign Gathers Pace
Most big parties completed their lists of candidates for parliament on Monday, marking the moment when the campaign kicked off, ahead of the October 14 vote.
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Although the chances of a change of power are slim, the October 14 vote may pose a challenge to the party that has run the country since the 1990s.
Profiles of the main political players in Montenegro.