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Serbian Government Faces Scheduled No-Confidence Vote
The Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić has scheduled a parliamentary session to address a no-confidence vote against the government. Opposition parties have reacted to the sudden scheduling, with some preparing for the debate on the government's dismissal.
14 Apr, 05:44 — 14 Apr, 11:00
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irish-independent8h ago
‘You'll find out when I cast my vote in the chamber’ – Danny Healy-Rae on his voting intentions for motion of no confidence in Government
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Read full article →the-journal13h ago
Government to face no confidence motion this afternoon
Sinn Féin tabled a motion of no confidence in the Government over its handling of fuel protests.
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