Latvia’s three-party coalition government remains stable, Prime Minister Evika Silina assured, LSM reports. Speaking in an interview with LTV, Silina said that the main issues facing the government included next year’s budget, tax reforms, funding for the Rail Baltica railway project, and the planned IPO of national air carrier airBaltic. However, the Prime Minister implied that she would not hesitate to sack ministers if needed. The opposition has brought a motion of no confidence against Transport Minister Kaspars Briskens, LETA reports. Silina’s government has now been in office for a full year.
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