Montenegro Parliament Backs Integrity Checks for Future Premiers, Ministers
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Montenegro's Parliament approved a government-proposed constitutional amendment requiring mandatory integrity checks for candidates before appointment to ministerial posts. The move is a domestic political development aimed at strengthening vetting processes, though its implementation and criteria remain unspecified. This marks a notable shift in Montenegro's governance procedures, potentially affecting future cabinet formations.
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