Estonian Premier Kicks Out Coalition Partner as Ratings Dive
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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal ejected the Social Democratic Party from his coalition after his government’s approval ratings hit their lowest in more than two decades.
Michal said his center-right Reform Party will continue to govern with its economically liberal partner Estonia 200, together holding a slim majority of 52 parliament members in the Baltic nation’s 101-seat legislature.