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Montenegro - Serbia relations

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Hamza Karčić
Hamza Karčić

“Before his ouster, Djukanovic had warned that Serbia is seeking to establish a 'Serbian world' where it would exert control over all Balkan states with historic links to Serbia, including Montenegro. With Serb nationalists celebrating Djukanovic's ousting across the Balkans and Milatović declaring his ambition to strengthen ties with Serbia, it appears, at least for now, that the change in leadership in Montenegro will help Belgrade's ambitions for regional hegemony. It was telling that Milatović's supporters celebrated his victory by waving Serbian flags.”

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Associate professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Sarajevo
12 Apr 2023 5 2
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Zdravko Krivokapic
Zdravko Krivokapic

“Unfortunately, there were poison-arrow messages coming through the media, which no one needs. We need to forget what happened and look for areas that connect us. Let's not touch on the disputed points at this moment and focus on the economy.”

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Montenegro Prime Minister
03 Nov 2021 2 2
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Predrag Boskovic
Predrag Boskovic

“Unfortunately, [Serbia's] neighbours felt the consequences of these kinds of politics in the most brutal way – through huge human casualties, material destruction and with an economy lagging behind modern civilisation.”

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Member of parliament in Montenegro
19 Jul 2021 1 2
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Dragan Djukanovic
Dragan Djukanovic

“Serbia-Montenegro relations are not as good as was expected when there was a change of government at the end of August in Montenegro. They are not following the dynamics that could have been expected. For two neighbouring and in many ways very close countries, it is necessary to establish the clearest possible dynamics in meetings of high-ranking officials at state level. In the next period, there should be as many of these mutual visits as possible.”

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Head of the Belgrade-based NGO Center for Foreign Policy
23 Mar 2021 1 2
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Aleksandar Vucic
Aleksandar Vucic

“People ask why Ana [Brnabic] did not accept the invitation. If she’s going to Podgorica, who will be waiting for her at the airport? Is our ambassador waiting for her or not? Or did you [Montenegro] expel him, and you have not yet said whether you agree with the decision of [Montenegrin President] Milo Djukanovic who expelled him”

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Serbian president
25 Jan 2021 3 2
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Zdravko Krivokapic
Zdravko Krivokapic

“It is not a question of who will welcome the Prime Minister of Serbia [Ana Brnabic]. The question is will she find time to come and greet all those who would like to see her in Montenegro, because she is the Prime Minister of fraternal and neighbouiring Serbia. Our people should not be faced with … technical questions about whether the Prime Minister [of Serbia] will be welcomed by the [Serbian] charge d’affaires or the ambassador. In that formal sense, there is someone to welcome her.”

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Montenegro Prime Minister
25 Jan 2021 2 2
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Zdravko Krivokapic
Zdravko Krivokapic

“Such acts [expulsion of the Serbian ambassador in Montenegro] are not in the spirit of the European path and good regional cooperation of friendly countries. We will promote a truly good neighborly policy with Belgrade, as well as with everyone in the region, on the principle of sovereignty, independence and noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries.”

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Montenegro Prime Minister-designate
29 Nov 2020 1 2
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Milo Djukanovic
Milo Djukanovic

“It is more than obvious that the Serbian Orthodox Church was not only inappropriately involved in the elections, but was also the most active political actor. The Serbian Orthodox Church is constantly an instrument of Greater Serbian nationalism and Russian imperial interests in the Balkans. Only this time it did it openly.”

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President of Montenegro
25 Sep 2020 (approx) 2 5
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