Plan B and Centre Party organise self-initiated city council session in Narva

Plan B and the Centre Party, which hold an absolute majority in Narva city council, are organising a self-initiated session on Monday at 4 p.m. to formalise a change of power. The session can be watched live on ERR's website.

Narva city council will see a significant political development on Monday: the Centre Party and Plan B, which together hold an absolute majority in the council, are organising a self-initiated session aimed at completing a change of power in the city.

The session is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. and can be followed live on ERR's web portal. The self-initiated format means the session takes place without the city council chair's usual convening, relying instead on the coalition parties' joint majority.

Narva is Estonia's largest Russian-speaking city and the regional centre of Ida-Virumaa, where local politics has traditionally been closely linked to both regional and national interests. A possible shift in power within the council is drawing attention across Estonia.