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Op-Ed: Geneva meeting on Syria could deliver much-needed breakthrough20 October
For the first time in almost two years, the two opposing sides in the Syrian conflict have co-chaired a meeting of the Syrian Constitutional Committee this week…
In Chile, constitutional convention begins drafting new constitution on second anniversary of social uprising19 October
"This is a symbolic day, a day that Chile and the citizenry won together," Lawmaker Loncon said.
On Monday, the 155 members of the Constitutional Assembly bega…
In Japan, parties issue varying campaign pledges on constitutional reform19 October
Campaigning for Japan's Oct 31 general election began Tuesday, with new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seeking a mandate for his COVID-19 and economic policies wh…
In Canada, supreme court finds that unwritten constitutional principles like democracy cannot be used as bases for invalidating legislation18 October
The Supreme Court of Canada (5:4) observed that 'unwritten constitutional principles' like democracy, though part of Constitution, cannot be used as bases for i…
In Mexico, government proposes bill to amend constitution impacting the energy sector18 October
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has presented a constitutional amendment favoring the state-owned power utility over private companies after a sim…
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