Czech billionaire Andrej Babis has ruled out forming a minority government following his big win in last week’s parliamentary election.<br /><br />His anti-establishment party has limited options for partners as some other groups say they won’t work with him while he faces fraud charges. <br /><br />Nonetheless, Babis doesn’t see that as an obstacle to forming a coalition government. <br /><br />“The president has informed me that he will fulfil his promise and he will ask me to start negotiating a new government of the Czech Republic next week.”<br /><br />Babis went on to say a link with the second placed centre-right Civic Democrat party, made sense.<br /><br />Based on seats in the lower house – together, the two would have a majority. But the party has so far refused to cooperate.<br />
