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Arafat Hosen Khan, 16 May
Bangladesh’s Constitutional Reforms: Caught Between Democratic Hopes and Authoritarian ResilienceRenáta Uitz, 2 May
The 15th Amendment of the Hungarian Fundamental Law: Advancing Illiberal Christian DemocracyErika Farkas, 29 April
Hungary’s 14th Constitutional Amendment: Cementing the Incremental Political Takeover of Judicial PowerMaja Sahadžić, 28 April
Constitutional Standoff in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Drama in Four Acts (So Far)
Bulgaria's president calls for referendum on euro despite court ruling it would be unconstitutional12 May
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov firmly defended Bulgaria’s European path and the country’s accession to the eurozone in response to President Rumen Radev’s call…
Japan's prime minister prioritizes defense and emergency provisions in push for constitutional reform9 May
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Saturday expressed his desire to seek the country's first-ever revision of the pacifist Constitution, as Japan marked the 78th …
Fiji's cabinet seeks supreme court opinion on constitutional amendment process8 May
Cabinet has agreed to seek an opinion from the Supreme Court on the interpretation and application of the amendment provisions of the 2013 Constitution.
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Vietnam plans to enact administrative reforms through constitutional amendments7 May
Vietnam has begun the process of constitutional amendments to carry out sweeping administrative reforms, including reducing the number of provinces, eliminating…
After constitutional change, Togo's parliament appoints country's leader to top position6 May
A coalition of political parties and civil society groups in Togo vowed Monday to step up domestic and international pressure on President Faure Gnassingbe foll…