Cetinje/Podgorica – Montenegro’s parliament elected a new, pro-Western government on Thursday. 45 out of 81 MPs voted in favor and three once morest the decision. However, the eco-liberal Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic heads a minority government. The colorful coalition of Greens, Social Democrats, ethnic Albanian and Bosnian parties and a pro-Serbian party is dependent on the toleration of President Milo Djukanovic’s DPS party.
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April 2022
One goal but so many misses: did Bamba Dieng prove Sampaoli right on the Feyenoord lawn? – Soccer Video
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Football
EUROPA CONFERENCE LEAGUE – Scorer, Bamba Dieng might have been OM’s hero on Thursday evening on the lawn of Feyenoord. But he might also have been the symbol of a greater rout for the Phocaeans, beaten 3-2 in the semi-final first leg. Julien Pereira and Simon Farvacque evoke this paradox. Preferring the twirling but inefficient Dieng to Arkadiusz Milik, was it a good choice by Jorge Sampaoli?
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Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Secretary VP Joy’s letter to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan during a meeting in Delhi said that Kerala was studying the Gujarat dashboard system as directed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
This was stated in a letter sent to Gujarat Chief Secretary Pankaj Kumar on May 20 announcing the visit. In a meeting with Pinarayi, the Prime Minister had said that the dashboard system in Gujarat was excellent. He was accompanied by the Chief Minister and asked to go to Gujarat to study the IOU system.
Meanwhile, the Chief Secretary responded following visiting Gujarat’s CM dashboard to assess its efficiency. He also pointed out that project progress and staff service can be accurately assessed.
English Summary: Gujarat visit decided following prime minister chief minister discussion
Threat of contagion in Mariupol; Heavy attack in eastern Ukraine | Ukraine | Manoramanews | world | russia
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Russia intensifies offensive in eastern Ukraine The missile strikes continued in the industrial area of Donbass and nearby Donetsk and Harkiv. Twenty Russian warships, including submarines, are stationed in the Black Sea. Extreme levels of flood danger were announced in Ukraine today. Meanwhile, Ukraine launched a heavy counterattack near the television tower in the Russian-held city of Harsen.
Mariupol, who withdrew from the Russian army, is under threat of an epidemic. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selensky. He said an investigation by an international agency was needed into Bucha, where the mass graves were found. He said Putin had agreed to a UN plan to rescue thousands of people trapped with Ukrainian militants at the Azovastal steel plant in Mariupol.
European nations have launched a joint effort to prevent Russia from suspending natural gas supplies to NATO countries Poland and Bulgaria. It has been decided not to accept Putin’s demand that the price be paid in rubles. The two countries agreed to export food grains from Ukraine through the Bulgarian port of Varna.
The United States has accused Russia of plotting to overthrow the occupied territories of Ukraine. President Joe Biden has said that the United States and NATO will continue to support Ukraine until Russia’s end military action.