Andrej Babis, Prague's State Opera historical building

Andrej Babis, Prague's State Opera historical building

Prague's State Opera historical building re-opened to the public with a gala concert in Prague, Czech Republic, January 5, 2020, after a reconstruction that lasted almost three years and cost 1.3 billion crowns. The concert was attended by politicians and representatives of culture, and also foreign guests such as Hungarian PM Viktor Orban, the German government commissioner for culture Monika Grutters and ambassadors of several countries. Czech PM Andrej Babis speaks with journalist in Prague, January 5, 2020. The European Commission (EC) audit on agricultural subsidies says that Prime Minister Andrej Babis (right) is facing a conflict of interest, still dominating the Agrofert firm, January 6, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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