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A New Government, But Not For Long…

September 2006 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: The political situation in the Czech Republic stabilised in September with the appointment of a new government, but this is likely to be a temporary phenomenon. A vote of confidence for the new regime is expected to fail on October 4, with early elections seemingly the only workable solution to the stalemate. Elections are unlikely before H107, meaning several more months of political uncertainty in the short

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