The Czech Prime Minister seeks to renew the old anti-migration strategy and misinformation campaigns in re-election bid.
In her blog article, our intern Agathe Helluin focuses on Czech politics, particularly on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and his style of political campaigning, which includes topics such as migration.
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