Parliament session on no-confidence motion against gov't postponed again due to lack of quorum

BELGRADE - A parliamentary session on an opposition no-confidence motion against the Serbian government was postponed again on Thursday due to a lack of quorum.

Instead of a majority of MPs, just twenty lawmakers were in attendance.

Again, MPs of the ruling coalition did not provide the quorum.

Deputy Parliament Speaker Marina Ragus declared the conditions were not in place for the session to take place and said a new date for the session would be announced later.

The postponement was preceded by two unsuccessful attempts to hold the session on Wednesday.

The no-confidence motion - the only item on the agenda - has been tabled by 62 opposition MPs.