Czech President Petr Pavel has filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court challenging the government’s decision to prevent his attendance at the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara this July. Pavel deems the government’s move unprecedented and regrettable, arguing it hinders his ability to fulfill presidential duties. The lawsuit seeks clarification from the court regarding the government’s authority to decide on the president’s participation in international summits. Specifically, Pavel requests the court determine if the government can restrict the president’s foreign engagements. He also asks the court to compel the government to facilitate, rather than obstruct, his presidential functions. This legal action marks a significant dispute between the presidential office and the current administration. The Constitutional Court will now review the complaint and determine its course of action.