The Czech elections, where anti-establishment parties just won an overall majority, was the biggest victory for populists in the EU since the Brexit referendum.
It happened in a country where economic growth was solid, unemployment and inequality were among the lowest in the Europe, and wages were rising.
"The Czechs have rejected traditional politics based on ideas, which they associate with clientelism," Petr Honzejk, a commentator for Czech business daily Hospodarske Noviny, s...
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