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Ojaswee Bhattarai, 14 August 2026
Constitution Amendment or Constitutional Rewriting? Overview of the Constitutional Reform Discourse in NepalFlóra 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 13 August 2026
Sri Lanka's government presses ahead with judicial reforms
German lawmakers propose enshrining climate protection in basic law17 August 2026
As much of Europe swelters under a heatwave, a group of German ministers wants to enshrine climate protection in the constitution, a plan that sparked pushback …
Fiji's government on track to table constitutional amendment bill in parliament13 August 2026
Acting Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says the Government remains committed to tabling the Constitutional Bill in Parliament before Fij…
In Venezuela, government and opposition agree to initiate judicial reforms13 August 2026
The Government of Venezuela and the parallel opposition Parliament established in 2015 have reached an agreement this Wednesday to initiate a "process" aimed at…
Sri Lanka's government presses ahead with judicial reforms13 August 2026
The government displayed its determination to go ahead with its proposal to enact judicial reforms this week despite protests from opposition political parties …
Switzerland's government opposes rigid interpretation of neutrality ahead of referendum12 August 2026
The Swiss government on Tuesday rejected a rigid interpretation of the country’s neutrality which campaigners want to enshrine in the constitution if they win a…