This is what emerges from two very recent general elections. On 28 September in Moldova, the pro-European ‘Action and Solidarity’ party (PAS) romped home with a shade over 50% of votes cast (see EUROPE B13719 A15). Six days later in the Czech Republic, the ‘Association of Dissatisfied Citizens’ (ANO) scored a comprehensive win over ‘Ensemble’, the movement led by the outgoing Prime Minister Petr Fiala: 34.5% compared to 23.4%. With 80 seats out of 200, ANO, led by billionaire...