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‘I’m not interested’: Czech PM Babiš on EU conflict of interest probe over Agrofert company (opens the original)
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According to the European Commission, Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš may still have a conflict of interest — and that transferring the Agrofert holding company into a trust fund does not resolve the problem. The commission confirmed that it had suspended reimbursement of part of the subsidies for companies in the Agrofert holding company from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and from the cohesion funds, also known as the structural funds. Although Babiš placed Agrofert in
Czech businessman detained by Beijing faces espionage charges and could be part of swap with Chinese spy (opens the original)
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A Czech businessman has been detained in China since late June on charges of endangering national security, but the local authorities have so far refused to disclose further details. Deník N has uncovered what the man is suspected of and how his first meeting with a Czech diplomat proceeded. Chinese authorities have been holding the Czech businessman for a month but have kept secret what they wanted to charge the man with. Czech authorities did not specify it either. According to diplomatic corr
Czech Republic’s Babiš U-turns on ‘not a single crown’ for Ukraine weapons on eve of Nato Ankara summit (opens the original)
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Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš and his Prague coalition partners had until now opposed allowing the Czech Republic to help finance weapons for war-torn Ukraine. However, ahead of the Nato summit in Ankara, the coalition has reversed its position, opting instead to contribute funds to a US-backed initiative that purchases weapons for Ukraine. “We will not give Ukraine a single crown from the budget for weapons,” the leaders of the new government, led by Babiš (ANO party), declared in October 2
In theory it’s from China, in reality it’s from Moscow – how sanctioned Russian timber keeps flowing into Czech Republic (opens the original)
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According to findings by Deník N, Russian timber on which the European Union imposed sanctions because of the invasion of Ukraine continues to flow into the Czech Republic. It often masquerades as goods imported from China. Czech authorities are aware of the problem and are investigating some companies. At the end of last year, Prague authorities received a warning from the Baltic region: according to this alert, Czech companies were still importing timber of Russian origin into the country on a
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