Podgorica council loses majority as opposition elects new speaker; Pula mayor's wealth detailed

In Podgorica, Montenegro, the ruling coalition led by Mayor Saša Mujović lost its majority in the city assembly after former speaker Jelena Borovinić Bojović resigned. Opposition parties including the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) and the European Alliance elected Srđan Perić as the new assembly president, curbing Mujović's ability to impose a forced administration ahead of upcoming elections.

In Pula, Croatia, former SDP leader and current mayor Peđa Grbin disclosed extensive property holdings: two apartments in Pula valued at roughly €325,000, co‑ownership of a house and multiple forest parcels in Montenegro, several vehicles, and cryptocurrency assets. The assets of his deputies Vito Paoletić and Siniša Gordić were also itemised, covering real estate, land, and savings.