“After the parliamentary election held on 30 August last year, Montenegro has stepped into a phase of political instability. No one has enough courage and support to impose their views, which in itself is not so bad, but no one has enough support to state and carry out what a country needs,” a foreign policy analyst from Belgrade, a founder and president of the Forum for Ethnic Relations, Dusan Janjic, says in an interview for Dnevne Novine daily.
The purpose of this interview was the recent one he gave for the Croatian ‘Sedmica’ when he sent a quite upsetting message, noting that if Belgrade doesn’t stop with running their campaign, the region is going to slide into an armed conflict, and Montenegro would not be able to avoid it either.
According to him, “the critical level of instability” will happen over the most sensitive issue – identity.
“This issue has to be solved if they want stability.”
He expects the political rebellion of Andrija Mandic and the Democratic Front, DF, that is, the overthrow of the government they themselves formed.
