Romania: ruling party mulls introducing no-confidence vote
BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romania's ruling party has met to decide whether to introduce a no-confidence vote against its own government after it withdrew support for Premier Sorin Grindeanu but he refused to resign.
Chairman of the Social Democratic Party Liviu Dragnea says Grindeanu, in office since January, failed to implement the party's governing program, something the premier rejects.