Andrija Mandić responded to the Prosecutorial Council, stating they are not a fourth branch of government and considering their pressure on the Parliament and MPs as an unlawful influence, which he deems a complaint against their work.

Montenegro Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić met with the Bar Archdiocese, pledging support and assistance to resolve issues faced by Orthodox and Catholic communities in the region.

Andrija Mandić is trying to quell a year-long open conflict within his New Serbian Democracy's municipal board in Pljevlja, where Milan Lekić and the president of the local assembly, Nikola Vraneš, are at odds over the local budget.

Montenegrin GP URA MP Mikić criticized the parliamentary session as a 'circus' orchestrated by Andrija Mandić, where MPs were asked to support amendments to laws that they had not had time to read.

Montenegrin Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić met with Greek Ambassador Dimitrios Joldasis, along with the head of Montenegro's delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), Jelena Božović, to strengthen parliamentary cooperation.

Montenegro's Prosecution Council has ruled that Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić's statement regarding the arrest of Vesna Bratić constituted a threat and pressure on the prosecution, undermining its independence.

A discussion has emerged regarding the necessity and justification for the Montenegrin language to have a special status in Montenegro. The presence of Andrija Mandić and Momo Koprivica at a Serbian language event in Nikšić highlights the political dimension of the issue.

Montenegro's Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić announced that lawmakers will discuss and vote on proposed laws concerning internal affairs and the National Security Agency (ANB) on March 6th.

Andrija Mandić and Milorad Dodik met to discuss successful international activities aimed at preserving peace and stability in the region, emphasizing the role of the Serbian people.

Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament of Montenegro, made a working visit to the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, meeting with its president Nenad Stevandić to discuss strengthening parliamentary cooperation and regional dialogue.

Andrija Mandić, similar to Milorad Dodik, intends to establish direct communication with Washington to secure his bid for the prime minister's position in Montenegro, stepping out of Serbia's shadow.

Andrija Mandić, Speaker of the Parliament of Montenegro, met with Sergio Piazzi, Secretary-General of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM), to discuss the upcoming summit in Budva and cooperation, with a focus on combating organized crime and corruption.

Andrija Mandić, President of the Parliament and leader of New Serbian Democracy, met with Milorad Dodik in Trebinje, where they affirmed that borders are not an obstacle to the cultural and spiritual unity of the Serbian people.