The European Commission presented Prime Minister Andrej Babiš with several difficult options to resolve his conflict of interest, including changing the setup of the trust fund or selling off the Agrofert conglomerate, after it suspended subsidies amounting to 3.2 million euros. (translated)
The European Commission warned that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's ties to his trust fund and family still represent an unacceptable conflict of interest. (translated)
The European Commission has suspended the payment of subsidies amounting to 3.17 million euros for the Agrofert holding for six months due to concerns about a conflict of interest involving Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who claims that he does not own Agrofert. (translated)
Evropská komise v dopise Evropskému parlamentu potvrdila, že na šest měsíců přerušila lhůtu pro vyplacení 3,17 milionu eur Agrofertu kvůli možnému střetu zájmů premiéra Andreje Babiše. #EvropskáKomise #Agrofert #Babiš
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The European Commission approved the provision of 6.1 billion euros for the purchase of defense materials for Ukraine, including air and missile defense systems, ammunition, and drones, in order to strengthen the country's defense against Russian attacks. (translated)
THE APRON ACCEPTED BY THE CZECH STATE The legal flaws of RSVP TRUST have been known since the publication of its statute. Therefore, it is not new to discover that the fund has not removed the conflict of interest of Andrej Babiš. What is new and much more serious is that the European Commission rejected the construct accepted by the Czech authorities. (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš did not resolve the conflict of interest, the European Commission concluded at the beginning of the week. Will the Prime Minister's troubles damage the reputation of the Czech Republic? How do Czech and European authorities view the case? And who will pay for it? @moravec_cz asked our director @david_kotora. 🎥 https://t.co/kZBHmXlO5r https://t.co/jrBpYiPY4U (translated)
"Nově zřízený fond (RSVP Trust) nelze považovat za slepý fond a za odpovídající řešení situace," píše Evropská komise. Babišova reakce "Nezajímá mě to" je možná nehraná. Je mu opravdu jedno, odkud jeho "bývalým" firmám dotace přijdou. Jestli z EU nebo z Česka. Hlavně aby dorazily. To mu jedno není. O to se postará. https://t.co/6oFRppTbQu #fondy #dotace #EvropskáKomise
The European Commission suspended part of the subsidies to Agrofert due to insufficient resolution of the possible conflict of interest of Andrej Babiš, which raised warnings from Czech MEPs that it could harm not only his reputation but also the financing for other recipients of European money in the Czech Republic. (translated)
Brussels confirmed what everyone in this country knows except the Prime Minister: Andrej Babiš is in a conflict of interest. The trust fund that his three children are supposed to manage after his departure from politics is not enough for the European Commission. Part of the subsidies for Agrofert is suspended. And how does the Prime Minister respond to this? (translated)
The European Commission has proposed the Accessible Housing Act, which aims to help EU member states regulate short-term tourist rentals and address acute housing availability issues in areas under high market pressure. (translated)
The European Commission has suspended subsidies to the Czech Republic amounting to 76.9 million crowns due to concerns about a conflict of interest involving Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, while the Agrofert holding continues to draw on additional subsidies. (translated)
The European Commission approved the provision of 114.7 million euros to Spain to address the situation in Ceuta, where around 72,000 to 80,000 migrants entered illegally from Morocco in July; most of them have already returned, but thousands still remain in the exclave. (translated)
ARROGANCE MOVES: WHEN THE PRIME MINISTER IS NOT INTERESTED IN HIS OWN CONFLICT OF INTERESTS “I’m not interested in it and I’m not addressing it.” Thus reacted Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to the conclusion of the European Commission, according to which he may be in a conflict of interest and the RSVP Trust he created does not adequately resolve this issue. The Commission therefore (translated)
"What are you allowing yourself? You are an activist woman." The European Commission suspended the reimbursement of subsidies for the company Agrofert. According to it, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is in a "potential conflict of interest that he has not adequately resolved". Prime Minister Babiš said that he "is not interested in the Commission's stance." (translated)
The article deals with the investigation of the suspension of subsidies for Agrofert due to a conflict of interest involving Prime Minister Babiš, the case of a man detained in Germany suspected of sabotaging the power grid, and the Czech government's negotiations with the artistic community regarding a new cultural concept. (translated)
The European Commission confirmed that Babiš's fund RSVP TRUST is not a solution to his conflict of interest. Therefore, TI calls on Andrej Babiš to resign from the position of Prime Minister. You will learn more in our press release👇 (translated)
The European Commission, after a thorough investigation, concluded that transferring Agrofert to a trust fund is not sufficient. According to them, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is still in a potential conflict of interest. Therefore, they suspended subsidies for the holding, reports @SeznamZpravy. (translated)
The Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) is potentially still in a conflict of interest according to the European Commission. The transfer of the Agrofert holding to a trust fund does not solve the problem according to Brussels, reports @enkocz. (translated)
