Montenegro's Presidential Election Heads to Runoff.
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Montenegro held a presidential election on Sunday, with incumbent Milo Djukanovic seeking another five-year term. If no candidate secures more than 50% of votes, a second round of voting between the top two is scheduled for April 2. The election is seen as a key indicator of popular sentiment ahead of a parliamentary election set for June 11. The country remains deeply divided between supporters of Djukanovic's policies and those who view themselves as Serbs and want Montenegro to ally itself with Serbia and Russia.
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- Montenegro President Milo Djukanovic headed for run-off election Reuters
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