Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) indicated a few months ago that he would not need another national security advisor after Hynek Kmoníček's departure. This week, however, he admitted that he was considering re-appointing him and had already discussed the matter with President Petr Pavel. The change comes at a time of heightened security tension in Europe and after the US CIA warned of possible Russian provocations against NATO. Former security …
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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) indicated a few months ago that he would not need another national security advisor after Hynek Kmoníček's departure. This week, however, he admitted that he was considering re-appointing him and had already discussed the matter with President Petr Pavel. The change comes at a time of heightened security tension in Europe and after the US CIA warned of possible Russian provocations against NATO. Former security …