Montenegro's longtime leader Milo Djukanovic will not continue as prime minister in the next government, his party said Wednesday after topping the country's recent parliamentary polls. The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) announced that Djukanovic's deputy and former national security chief, Dusko Markovic, had been chosen as the candidate to form a new governing coalition. The move will end the rule of Europe's current longest-serving head of government, who has dominated the small Adriatic state for more than 25 years -- but Djukanovic is widely expected to remain a powerful force.
