"The President Must Appoint." A Plan is Forming in Parliament to Tie the Head of State
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.
Tinubu urges senators to amend constitution for state police
President Bola Tinubu has called for constitutional amendments to establish State Police in Nigeria to better address security issues.
Zimbabweans Abroad Dismiss Ziyambi's Claim That Diaspora Voting Depends On Constitutional Amendment
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.
[Breaking News] Amendment to the National Referendum Act Passes the Ministry of the Interior and Safety Committee... Allows for Constitutional Amendments Voting
An amendment to the National Referendum Act that allows for voting on constitutional amendments has passed the South Korean National Assembly's Ministry of the Interior and Safety Committee.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to discuss plans for provincial referendums
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to announce plans for a provincial referendum in October, addressing key issues such as immigration and constitutional amendments.
Prime Minister Takai's Speech Centered on Economy Reveals Government's Intentions, Mentioning Security and Constitutional Amendments
Prime Minister Sanae Takai's recent policy speech emphasized economic policies and the government's intentions in light of Japan's current political landscape.
Japanese Prime Minister urges to expedite negotiations on constitutional and imperial succession changes
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi calls for faster negotiations on constitutional amendments and imperial family succession rules.
The Constitutional Court aims to make itself more accessible to socially disadvantaged individuals
Proposed amendments will allow state-funded legal assistance in constitutional court proceedings to be accessed at the stage of preparing constitutional complaints, making the court more accessible to socially disadvantaged people.
Making Access to the Constitutional Court More Accessible for Socially Vulnerable Groups
Proposed amendments aim to ensure that state-provided legal assistance in constitutional court processes is available at the initial stages of complaint preparation, enhancing accessibility for socially vulnerable individuals.
Prime Minister Takaichi Shows Ambition for Constitutional Amendment: Attitude Toward Discussions in a "One-Strong National Assembly" is Questioned
Prime Minister Takaichi expressed her intent to push for constitutional amendments and highlighted the need for serious discussions in the National Assembly during her first press conference as the newly elected Prime Minister of Japan.
Prime Minister Takes "Takaichi Color" into Special Diet, Appoints Close Aide Furuya as Head of House of Representatives Constitutional Review Committee
The Japanese Prime Minister is gearing up for a special Diet session with key appointments that could influence constitutional discussions and budget deliberations amidst political tensions.
Human Rights Watch: Proposed Constitutional Amendments in Kazakhstan Threaten Fundamental Rights
Human Rights Watch has warned that proposed amendments to Kazakhstan's constitution severely weaken checks on executive power and jeopardize human rights protections.
The Constitutional Amendment That the Market Needs
A recent discussion regarding constitutional amendments in Greece highlights the need to address economic barriers affecting growth and productivity.
Good News for Texas: Greg Abbott Will Eliminate Taxes and Reduce Public Spending
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a proposal aimed at relieving the tax burden for homeowners in the state, which includes constitutional amendments to eliminate certain taxes and is seen as crucial for his re-election campaign.
Concerns Already for Junya Ogawa, Leader of Centrist Reform Union? Local Councilors Find Constitutional Amendment Statements 'Unthinkable'
Local politicians express doubts over Junya Ogawa's capacity to regain voter trust after being elected as the leader of the Centrist Reform Union, especially following his remarks on constitutional amendments.
Zimbabwe: 'No Referendum, No Legitimacy' - FreeZim Congress Leader
The leader of the FreeZim Congress party, Joseph Makamba Busha, has criticized proposed constitutional amendments that would allow President Mnangagwa to extend his term until 2030, deeming them illegitimate without a public referendum.
Zimbabwe opposition accuses president of executing constitutional coup to extend his power
The Zimbabwean opposition accuses President Emmerson Mnangagwa of executing a constitutional coup following the cabinet's approval of controversial amendments that extend presidential terms.
Charged Sessions and Sharp Division: The Story of Constitutional Amendments in Somalia
The Somali parliament is embroiled in intense debate over proposed amendments to the transitional constitution, highlighting deep political divisions and unrest among lawmakers.
Uproar in Zimbabwe over cabinet plan to extend president's rule to 2030
Zimbabweans are protesting against proposed constitutional amendments that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030.
The results of the three referendums held in Bangladesh so far indicate what will happen next...
Bangladesh is set to hold its fourth significant referendum on February 12, 2026, alongside general elections, asking citizens whether they want to implement the 'July Charter' with notable constitutional amendments.
9 out of 10 Elected Representatives Support Constitutional Amendments, 80% for Explicit Mention of the Self-Defense Forces According to Asahi and University of Tokyo Survey
A recent survey revealed that 93% of elected representatives in Japan's House of Representatives support constitutional amendments, with 80% in favor of explicitly including the Self-Defense Forces in the constitution.
Zimbabwe cabinet agrees plan to extend president's term to 2030
Zimbabwe's cabinet has approved a plan to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030, a move that has sparked significant opposition concern.
Zimbabwe cabinet approves tenure extension for 83-year-old president, opposition protests
Zimbabwe's cabinet has approved constitutional changes aimed at extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030, drawing criticism from opposition leaders who demand a national referendum on the amendments.
Taiwan and Constitutional Amendment: Two Controversial Issues Signal Rising Tensions Between China and Japan
Tensions between Beijing and Tokyo are escalating over Taiwan and Japan's constitutional amendments, raising concerns over regional stability.
Takahashi Leads Unprecedented Victory, "I Will Challenge Constitutional Revision"
Sanae Takahashi, leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, announced a historic electoral triumph, securing over two-thirds of seats in the House of Representatives, setting the stage for potential constitutional amendments.
Han Byung-do: The Golden Time for One-Point Constitutional Amendment on May 18 is at a Critical Point
Han Byung-do calls for urgent amendments to the National Referendum Act to enable a constitutional change recognizing the spirit of May 18.
Prime Minister Takaichi, how to promote key policies: active fiscal measures, diplomacy, constitutional amendments... points to consider
Prime Minister Takaichi, having stabilized her administration after a decisive victory in the House of Representatives election, is now faced with the task of navigating key policy issues including the initial budget for the new fiscal year and diplomatic relations with the US and China.
Japan's General Election Certainty of the Ruling Party's Proposal for Constitutional Amendment Exceeds 310 Seats... A Stepping Stone for Constitutional Reform
Japan's ruling coalition is expected to secure over 310 seats in the recent House of Representatives election, which allows for the proposal of constitutional amendments.
KKE: The Prime Minister is deluding himself if he thinks the majority of the people agree to the constitutional revision
The Greek Communist Party (KKE) criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis, stating he is mistaken if he believes that the majority of the population supports his proposed constitutional amendments.
Reasons Why Representative Jang Dong-hyuk Should Actively Pursue Constitutional Amendment
The article argues for the necessity of constitutional amendments in South Korea, emphasizing the impact of political polarization and the demands for power redistribution.
Read in Vima of Sunday: How ministers will be referred to
The article discusses proposed amendments to the Greek Constitution concerning the prosecution of ministers, including the abolition of investigative committees and efforts to diversify the election of leaders of Independent Authorities.
The Government will appeal to the Constitutional Court against the modification of the Valencian trans law promoted by PP and Vox
The Spanish government plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court against amendments to the Valencian trans law pushed by PP and Vox, insisting that Valencians should not have fewer rights than the rest of the Spanish population.
The Constitutional Court assesses the constitutionality of the decision to freeze LRT funding
The Constitutional Court is set to examine whether amendments to the law that froze funding for Lithuania's national radio and television are constitutional, following a request from opposition lawmakers.
Woo Won-shik: 'The National Voting Law for Simultaneous Voting in Local Elections and Constitutional Amendments Should Be Revised Around the Lunar New Year'
Woo Won-shik, the Speaker of the National Assembly, stated that the revision of the National Voting Law should occur around the Lunar New Year to facilitate simultaneous voting on constitutional amendments during the local elections on June 3.
The Supreme Court Plenary Will Decide on the Churches and Congregations Act
The Supreme Court's General Assembly will rule on amendments to the Churches and Congregations Act, which the President has not proclaimed due to constitutional concerns.
Step by step constitutional amendment: What is decided now and what after the elections - The case of the 'one-day' Parliament
The article discusses the two-phase system of constitutional amendments in Greece, detailing decisions made before and after elections, especially in the context of forming a government or heading to second elections.
Constitutional Amendments in Guinea-Bissau Enhance Presidential Powers
The Transitional National Council of Guinea-Bissau has approved a constitutional revision that enhances presidential powers, following a military council's takeover after the ousting of President Umaro Sissoco Embaló.
Most initiates constitutional changes: "Some cafes already do not accept cash today"
The political party Most is proposing constitutional amendments in Croatia to protect cash as a payment method, and if they don't receive support, they are ready to initiate a referendum.
Abolition of Discriminatory Provisions of the Personal Assistance Law: Piletić Explained What Follows
The government passed amendments to the Personal Assistance Law, following a Constitutional Court decision that abolished discriminatory provisions, ensuring children under 18 will receive personal assistance services.