Protesters Clash With Police In Podgorica After Adoption Of Law On Presidency

Clashes broke out between protesters and police in the Montenegrin capital, Podgorica, on December 12 following the adoption of an amended law giving the parliament's pro-Serbian, pro-Russian majority the ability to take over some powers of the presidency.

[lnteIIigence]

No one should be able to give themselves more power like that.

[mikenichols]

what is this story about? there should be some sort of narrative or description so viewers outside of this region understand why there are protest.

[ronaldcoleman]

WHAT PRESIDENTIAL LAW??? YOU KIND OF LEFT THAT OUT!!!

[sebastiancovac]

what theyre not saying is before there was undemocratic process where the president would select the prime minister, and now he will be selected by the parliament and leading coalition instead.... montenegro was basically one man dictatorship last 30 years

[hamh-gkim]

LOL, these guys are basically Serbs, not different nationality. They singing Serbian song of crna gora.

[darktriforce]

Between that and the Kosovo situation Balkan is starting to smeling bad again...
Meanwhile European Union stay weak and corrupted as usual...

[bart]

I have no idea where this footage is from, but you can be sure it's not Russia

[tbd-]

I had to Google "Podgorica". Sounds like the name of a Murder-Mystery Podcast Channel. Also, Montenegro? There's a country that's Latin for Black Mountain? Red flags are flying.

[jakubhass]

Jedyne wyjście, część zamieszkaną przez Serbów musi być dołączona do serbi. Głupie granice wyznaczone niewiadomo kiedy, nie mogą być przyczyną ludzkich tragedii.
Pytam się po co ktoś broni granicy między Serbią i Czarnogórą!?!?!? Komu jest potrzebna ta linia na mapach ? Dlaczego wszyscy twierdzą że akurat ta linia jest dobra, a inna będzie zła ?