Moscow is getting a lot of good electoral news these days. On the same day that Donald Trump improbably won the U.S. presidential election, Estonia’s Prime Minister stepped down, creating an opening for a pro-Russian party to join the coalition. Financial Times explains:
Estonia’s prime minister has resigned after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament, raising the prospect of a pro-Russian party joining a new government at a sensitive political moment for the Baltic country after Donald Trump’s US election victory.Taavi Roivas, at 37 one of the youngest prime ministers in Europe, lost the vote 63-28 after his centre-right Reform party …read more
Source: The American Interest
