Montenegro’s new president leaves an old ally behind as he abandons their shared traditionsby Zeljko Ivanovic Podgorica–In late 1990, amid the full-blown implosion of dogmatic and corrupt regimes in the rest of Eastern Europe, the youngest prime minister of the smallest republic in the still-united Yugoslav federation proposed a referendum as the best way of determining whether his people really […]
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