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"Europe Is Being Attacked From All Sides," Babiš Raged in Brussels About Gas Prices. He Laughed at the Germans
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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) arrived at the EU summit in Brussels with sharp criticism. He warned of the impact of the escalation in the Middle East on energy prices, questioned the current migration policy of other European countries and called for a rapid review of emission allowances, which he says are destroying Czech industry. The Czech leader believes that after the attacks in the Middle East they are "exploding" and Europe is facing …
Emission allowances are, according to the head of the ANO movement, Andrej Babiš, an "absolute disaster". The Prime Minister described the ETS1 system, which has been operating for many years, as such. Part of the industry pays for the release of pollutants into the air under it. And Babiš claims that this is precisely why energy-intensive operations in Europe are in...
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