The opposition attacked the Constitutional Court over the curtailment of presidential powers. It requests a preliminary injunction.

A group of opposition lawmakers has challenged the Constitutional Court regarding the controversial removal of the president's power to appoint and dismiss heads of permanent missions to international organizations. They have requested a preliminary injunction as the law is set to take effect in November. The proposal, supported by 38 senators and over 50 deputies, was passed by the government majority in the Chamber of Deputies. Critics argue that this change is unconstitutional and a political retaliation against President Petr Pavel. The new law would transfer these powers to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, raising concerns about its legality and adherence to constitutional practices.