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Taking back the castle

机译:夺回城堡

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AS DEMOCRATIC checks and balances buckle in Poland and Hungary, the Czech Republic has seemed to many like the next central European country in line to succumb. Andrej Babis, a billionaire businessman, became prime minister after winning October's general election despite facing fraud charges. He now collaborates closely with his country's pro-Russian though largely ceremonial president, Milos Zeman. Liberals fret that the pair pose a growing challenge to the rule of law and to the Czech Republic's pro-Western orientation. But Czech voters and institutions appear to be pushing back.
机译:随着民主制衡在波兰和匈牙利的紧缩,捷克共和国似乎已成为下一个屈服的中欧国家。尽管面临欺诈指控,但亿万富翁商人安德烈·巴比斯(Andrej Babis)在赢得10月大选后成为总理。现在,他虽然是礼仪性的总统米洛斯·泽曼(Milos Zeman),但与该国的亲俄紧密合作。自由主义者担心,这对法治和捷克共和国的亲西方取向构成了越来越大的挑战。但是捷克选民和机构似乎正在退缩。

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    《The economist》 |2018年第9075期|45-46|共2页
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