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Babiš played for time. A conflict of interest even prevented him from attending a key summit

Andrej Babiš is seeking to attend the December European Council summit in Brussels, which would mark his symbolic return to the European political stage. The summit represents an important personal and political test of how European leaders will receive him after his comeback. The article was commented by Martin Vokálek, Executive Director and Head of the Brussels Office of the EUROPEUM Institute.
5. December 2025

For Babiš, taking part in the Brussels summit is of major importance due to both its symbolic and political significance. According to Martin Vokálek from the EUROPEUM Institute, it is crucial for him to be seen among leading European statesmen and to reaffirm his position on the international stage.

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