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First Spat Between Mongolia's Coalition Government Partners May Not Be Its Last

  • Writer: Mongolia Weekly
    Mongolia Weekly
  • May 12
  • 3 min read

Mongolia’s coalition government, formed in 2024 following the elections, recently faced its first significant stress test. The Democratic Party (DP) is the junior partner holding approximately 33% of parliamentary seats. They have recently boycotted legislative proceedings following a perceived insult by Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene towards DP MP Bayarmaa.

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Though it seems to be just about manners, the event revealed bigger problems in the coalition and the larger political situation. It underscores the difficulties that come with coalition governments.

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