Regulation and Accountability Filter by language - Any - Afrikaans Amharic Arabic English French Indonesian Malay Myanmar Nepalese Other languages Portuguese Spanish Swahili Zulu Apply News 17 September 2026 In Democratic Republic of the Congo, protests held over proposed constitutional changes News 8 September 2026 Sri Lanka's president promises to pass 22nd amendment after court ruling News 2 September 2026 Referendum in Guinea-Bissau approves new constitution expanding presidential powers News 2 September 2026 Mexico's senate considers prohibiting dual nationality for presidents and governors News 26 August 2026 Montenegro adopts constitutional amendments on judiciary and prosecutorial council News 19 August 2026 Bolivia's president challenges constitutionality of parliamentary censure of economy minister News 19 August 2026 South Korea's president supports constitutional amendment shortening presidential term News 13 August 2026 In Venezuela, government and opposition agree to initiate judicial reforms News 13 August 2026 Sri Lanka's government presses ahead with judicial reforms News 11 August 2026 Iraq's parliament cannot suspend provincial councils without constitutional basis, council member argues Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Next page ›› Subscribe to Regulation and Accountability
News 17 September 2026 In Democratic Republic of the Congo, protests held over proposed constitutional changes
News 2 September 2026 Referendum in Guinea-Bissau approves new constitution expanding presidential powers
News 2 September 2026 Mexico's senate considers prohibiting dual nationality for presidents and governors
News 26 August 2026 Montenegro adopts constitutional amendments on judiciary and prosecutorial council
News 19 August 2026 Bolivia's president challenges constitutionality of parliamentary censure of economy minister
News 19 August 2026 South Korea's president supports constitutional amendment shortening presidential term
News 11 August 2026 Iraq's parliament cannot suspend provincial councils without constitutional basis, council member argues