DNP demands Ibrahimović's dismissal and a review of the government's foreign policy in relations with Croatia

The problem for the DNP is mathematics, as the party has three MPs, and 27 signatures are needed to initiate an interpellation. PES, NOVA and SNP have not responded whether they will support the initiative.

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Milan Knežević, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
Milan Knežević, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
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The Democratic People's Party (DNP) is calling for a review of the government's foreign policy in relations with Croatia and the dismissal of Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović, but they need the support of at least 27 MPs to launch an interpellation.

While the majority parties have not yet commented on the signatures, the DNP has not announced whether they have already sent the initiative to the ruling parties or will do so in the coming days.

Zlatko Vujović from CeMI believes that this move is part of a campaign by official Belgrade, which is trying to shake up the government in Podgorica through its political associates in Montenegro.

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