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Ukraine PM Yatsenyuk faces threat of no-confidence vote Ukraine crisis: President asks PM Yatsenyuk to resign
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk is due to address parliament, where he faces the threat of a vote of no confidence. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has asked the Prime Minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, to resign, saying he has lost the support of the ruling coalition.
A no-confidence vote could cause the government to collapse, leading to snap elections. But Poroshenko said there would not be a snap election.
Mr Yatsenyuk's government has been criticised over the slow pace of reform and faces allegations of corruption.Mr Yatsenyuk's government has been criticised over the slow pace of reform and faces allegations of corruption.
Western governments have expressed concern over the resignation of reform-minded figures from the government.Western governments have expressed concern over the resignation of reform-minded figures from the government.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's party will vote to criticise Mr Yatsenyuk's performance as "unsatisfactory", its leader Yuriy Lutsenko told parliament. "The cabinet has lost the coalition's trust," the president said in a statement.
"To restore this trust, therapy is not enough. One should resort to surgical means," he added, saying it was "obvious" that there is demand for a "complete reset of the cabinet".
The president said a new cabinet could be formed by the existing parliamentary coalition.
Arseniy Yatsenyuk is due to address parliament, where he faces the threat of a vote of no confidence.
Mr Poroshenko's party will vote to criticise Mr Yatsenyuk's performance as "unsatisfactory", its leader Yuriy Lutsenko told parliament.
That move raises the possibility of a no-confidence vote taking place.That move raises the possibility of a no-confidence vote taking place.
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Mr Yatsenyuk's popularity has fallen, amid infighting and allegations of corruption.Mr Yatsenyuk's popularity has fallen, amid infighting and allegations of corruption.
Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius - seen as a key reformer by the West - resigned earlier this month, claiming that huge quantities of money were being diverted away from the government.Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius - seen as a key reformer by the West - resigned earlier this month, claiming that huge quantities of money were being diverted away from the government.
The International Monetary Fund has threatened to withhold aid money to Ukraine if it does not carry out reforms.The International Monetary Fund has threatened to withhold aid money to Ukraine if it does not carry out reforms.