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Andrej Babiš's ANO Party Wins Czech Parliamentary Election
Babis's ANO party won 34.5% of seats but must form coalitions with far-right parties, raising concerns about Czech support for Ukraine and EU policy shifts, officials said.
- Andrej Babis's ANO Party won the Czech parliamentary elections with nearly 35.5% of the vote, according to public broadcaster Ceska televize.
- Babis plans to form a government possibly including eurosceptic and far-right parties, despite initially seeking an ANO-only cabinet.
- President Petr Pavel is set to begin talks with party leaders on forming the next government.
- Post-Election negotiations indicate that Babis may include ministers from eurosceptic and far-right parties.
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Czech election winner Babis negotiating coalition with eurosceptics, far right
PRAGUE - Czech populist billionaire Andrej Babis said he may take ministers nominated by eurosceptic and far-right parties into a government he is trying to form after his ANO party won a parliamentary election but fell short of a majority. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The Ano party of Andrej Babiš won the parliamentary election in the Czech Republic with 34.5% of the votes.
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Leaning Left63Leaning Right59Center76Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Center
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