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Address of the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk (with ENG subtitles)
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Expected. The coalition was falling apart since last September. Radical Party finally formally left and forced his hand this last month. It needed to happen. Even Petro wanted him out.
Hopefully this stirs the pot a bit, but I worry he's more of a scapegoat than anything, because when one looks at the current coalition there's not much wiggle room for change.
Panama papers, a hurricane for the finance world
It looks like he'll remain head of the 2nd largest party as well so it's not like he's leaving politics any time soon.