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Peter Čuroš, 3 July
Dangerous Proposals to Amend the Constitution of Slovakia: Undermining Fundamental Rights and International Law Andrés Martínez-Moscoso, 23 June
Sovereignty Reimagined: Constitutional Implications of Allowing Foreign Military Bases in EcuadorCephas Lumina, 20 June
An Enlarged but Weakened Parliament? Zambia’s Proposed Constitutional AmendmentsAzubike Chinwuba Onuora-Oguno, 4 June
A New Constitutional Moment? Nigeria’s Legislature Revives Reform Ambitions in Sweeping Amendment Package
Kosovo's constitutional court orders end to parliamentary deadlock29 June
Kosovo MPs on Friday postponed a parliamentary session that would have been their 38th attempt to inaugurate a new legislature – after outgoing premier Albin Ku…
Plan to change oath of allegiance in Grenada's constitution causes debate26 June
A planned amendment to Grenada’s Constitution that would change the Oath of Allegiance from being sworn to King Charles III to instead being sworn to “Grenada” …
In Barbados, opposition calls for constitutional reform before changes to parliament26 June
Barbados risks entrenching a “constitutional vacuum” by pressing ahead with parliamentary reforms before overhauling its outdated constitution, Opposition Leade…
Nigeria's legislature prioritizes constitutional reform24 June
As lawmakers return from their mid-year recess, constitutional reform is set to take centre stage when the National Assembly reconvenes plenary on Tuesday.
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Malta's parliament controversially approves constitutional amendments23 June
The Opposition on Monday voted against a Bill to amend the Constitution, and hit out at the government for circumventing procedure to get the changes approved w…