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09 Oct 2021

“Babiš may ask the far-right SPD led by Tonio Okamura to join his government. All options are open, including ANO with either direct or indirect support of the SPD. The prime minister may also try and move back to the center by asking the center-right Civic Democrats (ODS) to join his government. There are voices inside ODS that do not rule it out, provided Babiš is not part of the government. And there are voices in ANO that would prefer an alliance with ODS instead of SPD. Babiš will be moving back and forth between these two options.”

Petr Just
Petr Just
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