Poslanik Demokratske partije socijalista (DPS), Elvir Zvrko, odgovorio je poslaniku Demokrata, Albinu Ćemanu, koji ga je optužio da zloupotrebljava EU kao štit da bi se zaustavilo čišćenje…

A Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) MP criticized MP Šaranović, stating he either misled the public or was not competent, after the European Commission indicated that proposed amendments to laws were not aligned with EU practice and Chapter 24 benchmarks.

The Montenegrin Parliament is set to vote on amendments to laws concerning internal affairs and the ANB (National Security Agency), with opposition members criticizing the process as an attempt to establish a 'Police State'.

Zvrko stated that he sees no reasons to terminate the coalition with the Bosniak Party (BS) in Bijelo Polje, and they are awaiting BS's response in the coming days to determine the future direction of the situation.

Odbornik Demokratske partije socijalista (DPS) u Podgorici, Andrija Klikovac, reagovao je na sinoćnju izjavu poslanika Demokratske Crne Gore, Albina Ćemana, da poslanik DPS-a Elvir Zvrko obmanjuje…

The arrest of Aco Đukanović has been hailed by PES as a step towards the rule of law, demonstrating that no one is untouchable in Montenegro, while DPS and GP URA claim it is a politically motivated action.

DPS MP Elvir Zvrko marked 33 years since the crime in Štrpci, emphasizing that 'forgetting is not an option' and that institutional remembrance, truth, and justice are owed to the victims and their families of the abduction and murder of 20 innocent passengers.

DPS MP Elvir Zvrko stated that while identities can be broad in the 21st century, Montenegro remains the common home, obligation, and line of defense for its citizens.

A Montenegrin politician, Ćeman, accused Zvrko of misusing the EU's name to obstruct reforms, specifically regarding amendments to laws on internal affairs and the ANB, which Zvrko had claimed were not conditions for closing Chapter 24.

DPS MP Zvrko criticized the Montenegrin government, stating that the January deficit was higher than for the first two months of 2025, accusing the government of spending faster than the economy earns.

A discussion on the concept of 'mother state' in Montenegro emphasizes that it is determined solely by citizenship, not ethnic, cultural, or emotional ties, meaning Montenegro is the only mother state for its citizens.