Montenegro might face new elections after a non-confidence vote toppled the government over a deal with the Serbian Orthodox Church. If President Milo Djukanovic fails to appoint a new Prime Minister, new elections are inevitable.

Several political parties in Montenegro initiated a parliamentary no-confidence vote on the government after it signed a disputed ‘fundamental agreement’ regulating the country’s ties with the Serbian Orthodox Church on Wednesday.

The Montenegrin Ministry of Economic Development announced on Thursday that traders registered as entrepreneurs and small shops with up to nine employees are allowed to work on Sundays.