TALLINNClose cooperation between Res Publica and the Reform Party in the Tallinn City Council, which was first revealed last week by Tonis Palts, former mayor of Tallinn and one of Res Publica's key members, may lead to the formation of a national coalition with the aim to finish first place in the upcoming parliamentary elections."Res Publica will likely form a coalition with another right-wing party," said Palts, naming the Reform Party and Pro Patria Union as the most probable partners.The Reform Party, for its part, announced it does not exclude partnership with any party. Res Publica's...
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