PM quits after losing backing and protests


Stepping down: Oyun-Erdene speaks at the parliament before a confidence vote, in Ulaanbaatar. — Reuters

Prime Minister Luvsannamsrai Oyun-Erdene has stepped down after losing parliamentary support following corruption claims that erupted into street protests last month, the country’s parliament said.

The parliament of the world’s largest landlocked country did not pass a draft resolution on a confidence ballot, meaning Oyun-Erdene was deemed to have resigned, a parliament statement said yesterday.

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