Czechs Are Counting on Agrofert's Earnings, Says Farský. We Have Robust Measures, Says Knotek
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Opposition parties have obtained enough signatures to hold an extraordinary meeting of the Chamber of Deputies due to a possible conflict of interest between Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) and subsidies for the Agrofert holding. The opposition is thus responding to a recent letter from the European Commission. The Commission is requesting information from the Czech authorities on how Babiš resolved his possible conflict. "We are in a situatio…
At the beginning of December last year, Andrej Babiš went to Brussels. Officially, he had a meeting with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, but unofficially, there was talk that he went to find out whether the solution he was preparing to resolve his conflict of interest would be in accordance not only with Czech, but above all with European legislation. "Good meeting with Andrej Babiš," von der Leyen wrote on the X …
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