Voters in the tiny republic of Montenegro are now heading to the polls to elect a new parliament. The country has been ruled by the Democratic Party of Socialists and its leader President Milo Djukanovic since the 1990s. They still lead in the polls but a controversial law on confiscating Church assets, accusations of corruption and increasing support for Serbian nationalism have squeezed their lead. TRT World’s Europe Correspondent Simon McGregor-Wood looks ahead.
Montenegrans go to the polls to elect a new parliament
