4 results for "Andrija Mandić"
The Montenegrin Parliament voted against removing Speaker Andrija Mandić after he offered condolences for war criminal Ratko Mladić. Civil society organizations strongly condemned the vote and urged prosecutors to investigate lawmaker Milan Knežević for denying genocide. Activists also called on minority parties to reconsider their support for the ruling coalition.
10 days ago
Numerous NGOs and civil activists are calling on Montenegro's Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and his PES party to condemn Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić. Mandić sent a condolence telegram for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. Critics argue PES's response, including comments from Jelena Nedović, attempts to relativize the Srebrenica genocide and glorifies war criminals, contradicting European values.
about 1 month ago
The European Commission has strongly condemned the glorification of war criminals, stating such messages contradict European values. This reaction followed controversial statements by Montenegrin politicians, including Parliament President Andrija Mandić, regarding the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. Other Montenegrin leaders, like President Jakov Milatović and Foreign Minister Ervin Ibrahimović, also denounced the actions, emphasizing respect for international court rulings and Montenegro's European path.
about 2 months ago
Andrija Mandić, Speaker of Montenegro's Parliament, publicly offered condolences for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. This act, seen as a political message, raises serious questions about Montenegro's commitment to European values and its EU integration path. The article argues that such actions normalize war crimes and demand clear condemnation and political consequences from Montenegrin institutions and international partners.
about 2 months ago