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Flóra Fazekas, András Kádár and Nóra Novoszádek, 2 August 2026
Temporary fixes and long-term commitments: Hungary’s 17th Amendment to the Fundamental LawPeter Garang Geng and Joseph Geng Akech, 26 July 2026
Peace Agreement and Constitutional Amendments in South Sudan: Recent DevelopmentsAlexandra Oancea, 7 July 2026
Tracking Constitutional Change: 2026 Mid-Year Update from ConstitutionNet Dr. Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, 1 July 2026
Greece’s Constitutional Amendment Proposal: Between Reformism and Distraction4 August 2026
In Benin, new senate is inaugurated with powers to review legislation, protect constitution, and discipline politicians3 August 2026
Nauru officially changes name to Republic of Naoero31 July 2026
Constitutional court of the Democratic Republic of Congo rules proposed referendum law is constitutional
In Benin, new senate is inaugurated with powers to review legislation, protect constitution, and discipline politicians4 August 2026
Benin’s new senate was inaugurated in Porto-Novo last week, creating a second chamber of parliament with powers to review legislation, protect constitutional ru…
Nauru officially changes name to Republic of Naoero3 August 2026
The Pacific island nation of Nauru has formally adopted the name Republic of Naoero, with the government saying the change reflects a renewed emphasis on the co…
Constitutional court of the Democratic Republic of Congo rules proposed referendum law is constitutional31 July 2026
The Constitutional Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo ruled on Tuesday that a proposed constitutional revision that could pave the way for President Féli…
Ghana's government accepts proposal for extending presidential and parliamentary terms to five years30 July 2026
Ghana’s government has formally accepted a recommendation to extend the tenure of the president and members of parliament from four years to five years.
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Op-ed: If Armenia's ruling party wants constitutional reform, it needs support from the opposition30 July 2026
Following Armenia’s parliamentary elections, debate has emerged over whether the ruling Civil Contract party can initiate major constitutional changes without h…