The newly appointed Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Peter Fiala, who has been tasked with forming the republic's new government since the last parliamentary elections, has asked President Milos Zeman to drop his objections to the future cabinet and hold an appointment ceremony in the near future. announced Czech Radio (CR).
Zeman insists that the Pirate Party's candidate for foreign minister, Jan Lipawski, be expelled from the new government. The President doubts that the candidate for Minister in question will perform his duties well, as he does not have the necessary qualifications and experience in diplomatic work. This politician became, in particular, one of the initiators of the law for waiving national security considerations when admitting companies from the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China to participate in the tender for the construction of a new power unit at the Czech Dukovany NPP. According to local media, Lipavski does not share the head of state's policy of supporting Israel and is extremely reticent about the head of state's idea to move the Czech embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Fiala, meanwhile, said that if Zeman refused to appoint Lipavski as foreign minister, he would file a complaint against the president in the Constitutional Court. According to him, the head of state is obliged by the basic law to approve the list of the cabinet, which the prime minister will present to him. The Czech Republic is a parliamentary republic in which the powers of the president are significantly limited.
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