Russia's government has four new deputy prime ministers. But little will change in how it operates. What experts say about the reshuffle
Russia's government has four new deputy prime ministers. But little will change in how it operates. What experts say about the reshuffle
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced a government reshuffle on October 19. The cabinet will get four new deputy prime ministers, and the head of the Transport Ministry will change. Experts say this strengthens Siluanov, but in their view the reshuffle does not turn Mishustin into a “lame duck.” Read more about the changes in the cabinet on Meduza.
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Russia's government has four new deputy prime ministers. But little will change in how it operates
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced a government reshuffle on October 19. The cabinet will get four new deputy prime ministers, and the head of the Transport Ministry will change. The State Duma is expected to approve these personnel decisions soon, and then the president…
New Faces, Same Cabinet Work
The government will get four deputy prime ministers and a new transport minister.
The cabinet changed faces and kept the same work.