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Manish Sisodia expressed pride in India's constitution and the importance of upholding it after his acquittal.

Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party aims to amend the constitution to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term, a move seen as part of a broader trend of legal manipulations in Africa.

The article discusses the complex relationship between environmental protection and economic freedom in Poland, emphasizing their constitutional significance and the conflicts that arise between private and public interests.

A court ruling in Cologne prevents the classification of the AfD as an established far-right party, challenging the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution to substantiate its claims against the party.

The article discusses the historical context of the Articles of Confederation and the evolution of American governance, particularly emphasizing the contributions of Thomas Jefferson and the weaknesses of the early federal government.

The Cologne Administrative Court ruled that the AfD cannot be classified as a securely right-wing extremist party by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, making it harder to demonize the party politically.

The Administrative Court in Cologne ruled that the AfD is not a monolithic bloc, challenging the labeling of the party as 'secured right-wing extremist' by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.

Czech lawmakers are considering constitutional amendments to enforce a binding obligation for the president to appoint cabinet members based on the prime minister's recommendations.

A German court has ruled that the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution cannot classify the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as demonstrably right-wing extremist at this time.

A Cologne court has ruled that the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution cannot currently classify the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as 'confirmed far-right' pending further legal proceedings.

The President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, plans to bring a constitutional amendment to vote that would abolish the 6x1 work schedule, equating its implications to the end of slavery.

The Administrative Court of Cologne has temporarily prevented the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution from classifying the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as definitively right-wing extremist, pending the outcome of a main proceedings.

The Administrative Court of Cologne ruled that the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution cannot classify the AfD as securely extreme right at this time.

The article discusses the implications of not being able to determine whether Pavel violated the Constitution, suggesting that this ambiguity might be beneficial.

The Constitutional Court of Lithuania ruled that not allowing the renewal of civil proceedings in specific circumstances is constitutionally permissible.

President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigerian senators to amend the Constitution to allow for the establishment of state police to better address security challenges.

The article discusses how certain elite public servants in Brazil manipulate the Constitution to unlawfully increase their salaries through various forms of financial 'ornaments.'

President Bola Tinubu has urged the Nigerian National Assembly to amend the constitution to allow for the creation of state police in response to the country’s escalating security challenges.

The article presents a cartoon by Ellekappa addressing issues related to Meloni and the Italian Constitution.

President Bola Tinubu has called for constitutional amendments to establish State Police in Nigeria to better address security issues.

The New Lion has become the favorite for the Champion Hurdle following the announcement that Constitution Hill will not compete, focusing instead on a career in flat racing.

Trainer Nicky Henderson reveals his decision on Constitution Hill's future participation in the Cheltenham Festival after a series of disappointing performances.

Citizens in Gwangju and Jeonnam gathered at the National Assembly to advocate for the inclusion of the May 18 democratic movement ethos in the constitutional preamble to ensure a nation free from civil strife.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's tariffs violated the Constitution, stating he overstepped his authority by imposing tariffs without Congress's express approval.

Kemi Pinheiro, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, asserts that the President has the authority to amend laws to align them with constitutional provisions, amid controversy over President Bola Tinubu's Executive Order.

The Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee is discussing legislation that would subject the Police Investigations Department to the Minister of Justice, raising concerns about the potential political influence on its investigations.

Ryan Schwank, a former law instructor at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Academy, resigned after claiming he was instructed to train recruits to violate the Constitution.

The article discusses how the Sweden Democrats (SD) disseminate anti-Ramadan sentiments while the Prime Minister wishes Swedish Muslims a blessed Ramadan.

The Brazilian Supreme Court's recent actions reflect a gradual erosion of the constitutional principle of impersonality in public administration.

A youth independent media outlet, Tokipul, is challenging constitutional laws that prohibit minors from becoming publishers and editors, asserting that this restricts their freedom of speech and press.

The French Senate has begun discussing a significant constitutional reform for New Caledonia, aiming to establish it as a new state, amid concerns of opposition disrupting the process.

The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative refutes Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi's assertion that constitutional amendments are necessary for diaspora voting, claiming the right is already guaranteed under the Constitution.

The article discusses the significance of Spain's 1978 Constitution and the recent celebrations marking its longevity, highlighting the importance of democratic principles.

Democratic Senator Adam Schiff announces he will skip the State of the Union for the first time, criticizing President Trump for undermining the law and Constitution.

Donald Trump criticized Supreme Court justices who ruled against his tariffs, calling them unpatriotic and disloyal to the Constitution, particularly targeting conservative justices he had appointed.

Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the Supreme Court's ruling that blocked Donald Trump’s authority to impose tariffs, arguing it misinterpreted both constitutional and statutory laws regarding trade.

A coalition of a law professor, a leading attorney, and a wine importer succeeded in overturning many of Trump's emergency tariffs, marking a significant Supreme Court ruling.

Michael Buckley, owner of Constitution Hill, expresses his ambition for the horse to compete in the 2026 Melbourne Cup after a successful Flat race debut.

The article discusses the South Korean constitutional territorial clause and the implications of potential changes to it in the context of traditional understandings of sovereignty and territory.

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Donald Trump's tariffs, marking a significant limitation on presidential power over trade decisions.

Trainer Nicky Henderson expresses concerns that positive publicity for horse Constitution Hill could quickly vanish if he experiences another fall.

Constitution Hill's first race on the Flat at Southwell generated a significant increase in betting turnover, highlighting the horse's star power.

A recent survey conducted by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo reveals that among winners of the recent House of Representatives election in Japan, only candidates from the center and the Communist Party lean towards a partnership with China.

The political climate surrounding the 20th anniversary of the DRC's Constitution is characterized by division between supporters of its revision and those in opposition who fear it allows current power retention.

Juan Pablo Carreira argues for constitutional adherence rather than authoritarian changes, in response to a previous statement praising Fujimori's reforms.

Constitution Hill achieved a decisive victory in his Flat debut at Southwell, prompting discussions about his upcoming participation in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.

Constitution Hill won his Flat racing debut at Southwell, finishing first by 9 and a half lengths after a strong performance.

The article reflects on Estonia's Independence Day and contrasts it with Norway's Constitution Day celebrations.

The US Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's tariffs on foreign trade were unconstitutional and should have been imposed by Congress instead.

Trainer Paul Nicholls expresses skepticism regarding the hype surrounding Constitution Hill's debut on the Flat, suggesting it is exaggerated.