Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk has announced his resignation, paving the way for government dissolution amid the country's lingering political crisis.
If the parliament accepts the resignation, the government will be subsequently dissolved as the Ukrainian Constitution as it results in the resignation of the entire cabinet. His decision to resign came two months after he survived a no-confidence vote. His support rate dropped sharply in March for his failure to keep the state institutions functioning smoothly, and his perceived inability to tackle corruption and stabilize the economy. Kiev residents said the resignation is unlikely to improve the situation in the country with some fearing it could become worse.
中文国际网摘编:GAN JADE |