Serbian Parliament Session on No-Confidence Vote Postponed
A Serbian Parliament session scheduled to debate a no-confidence vote against the government was postponed due to a lack of quorum after the ruling coalition walked out. Government officials later stated the session would resume in the coming weeks.
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Brnabić: Ni za sutrašnju sednicu o nepoverenju vladi neće biti kvoruma
Predsednica narodne skupštine Ana Brnabić izjavila je neće biti kvoruma ni na sutrašnjoj sednici parlamenta od 10 časova na kojoj bi trebalo da se ras
Read full article →Brnabić: Ni za sutrašnju sednicu o nepoverenju vladi neće biti kvoruma
Predsednica narodne skupštine Ana Brnabić izjavila je neće biti kvoruma ni na sutrašnjoj sednici parlamenta od 10 časova na kojoj bi trebalo da se raspravlja o nepoverenju vladi Srbije, ali da će se u sednici koja odmah za njom sledi početi rasprava o zakonima kako je najavljeno.
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