YES is changing a faction in the EU, but it is not about European politics, experts say

ANO is changing factions in the European Union because of its domestic audience, not because of foreign policy, Vit Dostál, director of the Association for International Affairs, agree with STEM director Martin Buchtík. While parts of the electorate may not be comfortable with the anti-union rhetoric of, for example, ANO's future partner, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, they have nowhere to go from the movement.