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The Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) has admitted, on Wednesday, the complaint regarding a legal conflict between the Government and President Klaus Iohannis, establishing that the head of state will issue "at once" the degrees revoking ministers, as well as those appointing interims.

President Klaus Iohannis has announced at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace on Thursday that he refuses the reshuffle proposed by Prime Minister Viorica Dancila, reshuffle which he regards as null and void and inappropriate." "Mrs. Prime Minister is asking me for a government reshuffle. Mrs.

If the reshuffle doesn't pass, the Government stays in its old form, therefore this doesn't entail the Government change, Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said on Saturday. "If the reshuffle doesn't pass, the Government stays in its old form. Therefore this doesn't entail the change of the Government.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will seek her cabinet's approval Wednesday for a long-awaited divorce deal with the EU, but hardline Brexiteer MPs warned they will seek to block it in parliament.

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov is not hospitalized, reports Focus, citing the Press Center of the Military Medical Center in connection with inquiries about whether the prime minister was accommodated in the hospital.

Romania's government has collapsed after only six months in office, AFP reported on Wednesday, citing an unnamed official.

Reuters said, citing a senior official, that Romania's parliament passed the no confidence motion 241-7 and toppled the government of Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu.

French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve is due to conduct an official visit to Athens on March 3.

French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve was appointed as the new prime minister on Dec. 6 after Manuel Valls resigned to seek the Socialist nomination in the presidential election, the presidency said.

In light of the political events around the world, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has made a cataclysmic prediction, saying that Europe could "die."

Valls was speaking in Berlin during an event organized by the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, RT has reported.

Two types of messages are invariably heard in the wake of every reshuffle, regardless of the government executing it: praise and condemnation. The first category consists of comments made by the prime minister concerning his decision.