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Victor Nsoh Azure, 1 October 2026
Implementing Ghana’s Constitutional Reform Agenda: Between Public Consensus and Government PowerNeel Raamandarsingh Purmah, 8 September 2026
The Republic of Mauritius Takes Another Look at Its ConstitutionCamilo Saavedra Herrera, 3 September 2026
Bargaining Among Partners: Mexico's 2026 Constitutional Reforms 7 October 2026
Lithuania's legislature passes first vote to lift constitutional ban on nuclear weapons5 October 2026
In Bangladesh, government aims for parliamentary vote on constitutional reform in January
Brazilian presidential candidate proposes constitutional reform8 October 2026
Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) said that when he spoke about "redemocratizing the country" and changing the Constitution if elected, he …
Lithuania's legislature passes first vote to lift constitutional ban on nuclear weapons7 October 2026
In the first reading, the Seimas supported an amendment to the Constitution stipulating that the country’s basic law will no longer prohibit weapons of mass des…
In Bangladesh, government aims for parliamentary vote on constitutional reform in January5 October 2026
The government is moving forward to place the 18th Amendment to the Constitution in Parliament in January 2027, followed by another referendum to validate the m…
Proposed law in Taiwan would allow referendums to overturn constitutional court decisions2 October 2026
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) yesterday criticized the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) caucus’ decision to list a proposed amendment allowing national …
Proposed constitutional amendment in the Czech republic would enshrine currency in constitution1 October 2026
The Czech parties Motoristé and SPD have proposed writing into the constitution a provision that the Czech koruna is the country's official currency. The sponso…