<h1>Prime minister resigns within 24 hours, leaving caretaker government and constitutional choices over dissolution, new premier, or elections</h1> The prime minister resigned less than 24 hours after naming a cabinet and the president accepted the resignation, leaving a caretaker government in place; key legal issues include the president's limited options under the constitution (appointing a new premier, dissolving the legislature and calling fresh elections, or seeking a parliamentary majority) and the legislature's fragmented makeup that prevents an assured majority. The government's immediate legal task-securing passage of the budget amid high public debt-heightens risks of a confidence vote or political deadlock, while opposition demands for dissolution or resignation raise potential constitutional and parliamentary maneuvers.