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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 PowerNeel Raamandarsingh Purmah, 8 September 2026
The Republic of Mauritius Takes Another Look at Its Constitution16 October 2026
Pakistan's deputy prime minister says declaration of state of emergency was constitutional16 October 2026
Turkey considers holding elections early, which would allow president to run for office again under constitution
Pakistan's deputy prime minister says declaration of state of emergency was constitutional16 October 2026
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Thursday defended the emergency proclamations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, saying the Constit…
Turkey considers holding elections early, which would allow president to run for office again under constitution16 October 2026
Turkey will likely hold elections scheduled for 2028 earlier than planned, an adviser to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.
Such a move w…
In Iraq, court rules Kurdistan state security law is unconstitutional15 October 2026
Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled “unconstitutional” a Kurdistan Region law that suspends parts of the Iraqi Penal Code covering crimes against inte…
Speaker of Bahrain's parliament lifts immunity for legislator in accordance with constitution13 October 2026
Parliamentary immunity has been lifted for MP Abdulla Al Rumaihi during Parliament’s five-month recess, allowing the possibility of criminal proceedings to be p…
Constitutional negotiations for the Virgin Islands set to enter final round12 October 2026
Constitutional negotiations with London are set to go into a third and final round soon, Premier Natalio “Sowande” Wheatley revealed last week as he acknowledge…