The government’s resignation in July has become a recurring feature of recent years. Yet the political developments of 2026 deserve to be examined not only through an emotional lens, but also from the perspective of the legal grounds for replacing the Cabinet of Ministers and how this process unfolded in practice.
What are the legal grounds for replacing an entire government? What is the legal trap behind “acting” ministers? NAKO researcher Oleksandr Veherzhynskyi explores these questions in his latest blog for Censor.NET.