Czech Opposition Challenges Law Stripping President's Diplomatic Appointment Powers

The Czech Chamber of Deputies passed an amendment removing presidential authority to appoint and dismiss heads of permanent missions to international organizations. President Petr Pavel and the opposition argue the law is unconstitutional, and a challenge has been filed with the Constitutional Court. This marks a direct institutional clash between the executive and legislature over foreign policy powers.

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