Ukraine’s constitutional court has ruled in favour of the president’s order to dissolve the parliament and call snap elections. Ukraine’s constitutional court has ruled in favour of the president’s order to dissolve the parliament and call snap elections. Thursday’s ruling paves the way for elections to the Supreme Rada to be held on July 21, about four months ahead of schedule. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy issued the order on the day after his inauguration last month to dissolve the parliament. His opponents appealed the order to the constitutional court.

Source: Irish Independent June 20, 2019 18:45 UTC