Ukraine
Prime Minister of Ukraine threatens the overthrow
During the Maidan protests in Kiev in the Winter of 2013/14 belonged to Arseni Jazenjuk to the leaders of the Pro-Western Opposition. As the Prime Minister of Ukraine, he stands now before the Off.
The politically battered, current Prime Minister of Ukraine, Arseni Jazenjuk, is expected to be a vote of no-confidence in Parliament. Two members informed the Reuters news Agency that it had the necessary 150 votes.
Vote on annual report
On this Tuesday, the annual report of the government and their plans for this year on the agenda of the Parliament. The deputies must report this cheap. The Leader of the party of President Petro Poroshenko has already declared his group going to the balance sheet Jazenjuks as “unsatisfactory” criticize. The result could be a fall of the government and early elections.
Jazenjuk personally and his party “people’s front” in the Ukrainian population dramatically to support lost. The head of the government is charged that the Ukraine is not out of the economic crisis are finding.
‘s Minister for economic Affairs throws out
In addition, the government through the resignation of Minister of economy Aivaras Abromavicius at the beginning of February in a state of crisis. Abromavicius justified this step with the continued resistance to proposed reforms and the fight against corruption. In an Interview Deutsche Welle put Abromavicius now Jazenjuk the withdrawal close. Ukraine need a new beginning.
The President of Ukraine, Poroshenko, German Chancellor Angela Merkel on 1. February in Berlin
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Berlin encourages reforms
Also come from abroad and criticism of the government of Ukraine. So had the German government in Berlin only on Monday a commitment of the leadership in Kiev called for the Reform to continue.
A lot of help for the Ex-Soviet Republic is based on the commitment to fundamental reforms. So is the loan program of the International monetary Fund (IMF) conditionality is bound, the anti-corruption concern. IMF Boss Christine Lagarde had only recently in a phone call with Poroshenko concerned about the recent development in Ukraine is expressed.
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