Montenegrin government falls in no-trust vote following rift over relations with powerful Serbian Orthodox Church
Religious issues have been a perennial flashpoint in Montenegro, with past governments toppled over disputes involving the SPC.
The motion passed shortly after Friday midnight with 50 votes, with only one MP voting against it, while the rest of the 81-seat parliament's members boycotted the measure. The motion came just months after a no-confidence vote in February ended the rule of another coalition government. The agreement covered a range of issues, including measures to provide a regulatory framework for the hundreds of properties –– including churches and monasteries –– owned by the SPC.
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