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Algeria’s “Technical” Constitutional Reform: Between Closing Procedural Gaps and Recalibrating Institutional BalancesMelvis M. Ndiloseh, 29 April 2026
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In Japan, legislators propose changes to referendum law9 June 2026
Japan's ruling coalition and two opposition parties on Friday submitted a bill to revise the law on referendums for amending the Constitution, ahead of a possib…
Egyptian parliament considers draft local administration law that may provide opportunity for constitutional change5 June 2026
On April 2, the government re-submitted the local administration draft law to the House of Representatives, bringing to the forefront a debate that started with…
French legislative committee approves proposed constitutional autonomy for Corsica4 June 2026
The National Assembly's law committee approved the bill on Tuesday, keeping alive a reform that would give Corsica new powers to adapt some French laws to local…
Greece's ruling party submits proposal for constitutional reform3 June 2026
The ruling New Democracy party has submitted its proposal for a planned revision of the Constitution to Parliament, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced…
In Hungary, government will amend constitution to remove president2 June 2026
Hungary's government will amend the constitution to remove the country's president, part of a push by the new Prime Minister Péter Magyar to eliminate officials…