Estonian PM Resigns, Hoping for Cozy Brussels Job
Kaja Kallas’ party has lost support over progressive policies and perceived hypocrisy.
Kaja Kallas’ party has lost support over progressive policies and perceived hypocrisy.
Brussels’ center-left coalition is built on “lies and deceit,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said while his party set out to create its own parliamentary group of like-minded Central European parties.
The EU mainstream is still calling the shots, as leaders and factions who fail at the ballots put unelected bureaucrats in charge of 450 million people.
Provisional top job nominations stitched up by main national leaders during last week’s G7 Summit.
A majority of NATO member states are apparently ready to support Mark Rutte, the man whose policies were overwhelmingly rejected by his own nation during the last election.
Unintimidated, Kaja Kallas said she would continue her “strong support” for Ukraine.
The leading Reform Party’s new coalition partners have already made up their minds, only PM Kallas is still on the fence, as Estonia is set to be governed by an all-left government for the first time.
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