WorldPublished: 25 June 2026 at 04:38

Czech president sues prime minister over NATO summit attendance

The Czech president has filed a lawsuit against the prime minister regarding attendance at a NATO summit; the constitutional court is set to hear the case on Wednesday.

The Czech president has taken legal action against the prime minister over the issue of attending a NATO summit, escalating their long-standing political rivalry. The case has been brought before the country's constitutional court, which is expected to take up the matter on Wednesday, June 23. No further details about the specific dispute or the court's potential ruling have been disclosed.

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