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Soraya Santiago Salame, 2 November 2026
Bolivia: a justice system harder to capture, not a Constitution easier to changeRomitesh Kant and Mereoni Chung , 19 October 2026
Constitutional Rewriting in Fiji: Does the Government's Constitution Bill Pass the Supreme Court's Tests?Javier Couso, 12 October 2026
Chile’s liberal democracy at a crossroads: Between Kast’s populist authoritarian impulse and a strong liberal-democratic cultureVictor Nsoh Azure, 1 October 2026
Implementing Ghana’s Constitutional Reform Agenda: Between Public Consensus and Government Power
Pakistan debates increasing number of provinces in order to improve governance10 November 2026
A growing debate over redrawing Pakistan’s administrative map – from four provinces to 12 –has gained fresh momentum after Defence Minister Khawaja Asif backed …
Zimbabwe begins legislative overhaul to bring effect to constitutional changes9 November 2026
The amendment of three key pieces of legislation to give effect to the constitutional changes introduced under Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA3) has com…
Tanzania's ruling political party includes promise of new constitution in election manifesto6 November 2026
THE Tanzanian government has said the issue of a new Constitution remains a matter of great national importance and is included in the Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM)…
Somalia's supreme court rules the extension of presidential and parliamentary terms is unconstitutional5 November 2026
Somalia’s Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the constitutional mandates of the federal parliament, president and government expired in 2026, declaring actions t…
Op-ed: Japan's constitution is at a critical juncture 80 years later5 November 2026
Japan's Constitution, which on Tuesday marked 80 years since its promulgation, is at a watershed moment, with the ruling bloc leaning toward initiating the proc…