Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka informed the cabinet on Wednesday he planned to hand his resignation to President Milos Zeman by mid-May, possibly later than this week as he had

announced on Tuesday, two cabinet members said. Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka informed the cabinet on Wednesday he planned to hand his resignation to President Milos Zeman by

mid-May, possibly later than this week as he had announced on Tuesday, two cabinet members said. Sobotka surprised the political scene on Tuesday by announcing the resignation as a way to

force a resolution of a row with Finance Minister Andrej Babis centered around his past financial operations. Babis has denied any wrongdoing and has refused to resign on his own. (This