The Council of State endorses the constitutional reform on abortion requested by the Government but with changes
The Council of State has supported the proposed constitutional reform to protect the right to abortion in Spain, although it suggests a different legal wording than that proposed by the Government.
How the country will have a future
The article discusses the need for substantial constitutional reform in Greece, focusing on key changes in the mechanisms of state and institutions.
Pre-elections for the National Judiciary Council. The Coalition has prepared a resolution. PiS is going to the Constitutional Tribunal
The current Polish coalition government has introduced a resolution concerning pre-elections for members of the National Judiciary Council in response to a presidential veto on proposed changes to the judiciary election process.
If the Sì passes for the Anm, it will be year zero
The Italian national magistrates' association (Anm) may have to dissolve or significantly reform itself if a referendum passes, as the new constitutional changes will alter its foundational structure.
The Government appeals to the Constitutional Court regarding cuts to LGTBI+ regulations in the Valencian Community
The Spanish Government is challenging the Constitutional Court's changes to LGTBI+ regulations introduced by the PP and Vox in the Valencian Community.
Should the Territorial Clause of the Constitution Never Be Altered? [Column by Jeong Wook-sik]
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.
Changes in the Regions / Coalition Proposes Extending the Term of Local Governments from Four to Five Years, KDH Will Wait for the Final Text
The Slovak government coalition plans to propose extending the term of local governments from four to five years, contingent upon constitutional majority support, with discussions set for April 2026.
Response to Juan Doe | The key is to comply with the Constitution, not to change it for an authoritarian one
Juan Pablo Carreira argues for constitutional adherence rather than authoritarian changes, in response to a previous statement praising Fujimori's reforms.
Welfare State: Greens Offer Reform Assistance
The Green Party in Germany is proposing collaboration with the federal government for comprehensive social reforms requiring constitutional changes.
Debate in the editorial office / The condemnation of Smer voters will not confuse us
Prime Minister Robert Fico is advocating significant changes to laws regarding cooperating defendants in response to a Constitutional Court ruling that halted supportive legislation for accused individuals.
The Constitutional Committee Gives Green Light to the Amendment of the Conscription Act
The Constitutional Committee of Finland supports the government's proposal to amend the Conscription Act, stating that there are no constitutional obstacles to the changes.
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 President asks the Saeima to reconsider the replacement of judges' service pensions with special pensions
The Latvian President urges the Saeima to reassess proposed legislative changes to judges' pensions, emphasizing the need for compliance with constitutional guarantees of judicial independence.
Former Member of Parliament: Election Rumors Shift Focus from Politics to Timing. It Is Time for a Constitutional Amendment
The article discusses how election speculation in Denmark has begun to overshadow actual political discourse, highlighting calls for changes within the constitutional electoral process.
Former Presidents and Vice Presidents of the Constitutional Tribunal: PiS MPs Want to Block Changes in the Constitutional Tribunal
Former heads of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal warn that the ruling party, PiS, is attempting to block the appointment of new judges to the tribunal.
Bangladesh: One vote for the PM, another for the July Charter
In the 2026 Bangladesh elections, voters cast two votes, one for Tarique Rahman and another to facilitate constitutional changes through a referendum on the July Charter.
General elections and referendum underway in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is conducting its 13th general elections and a referendum on constitutional reforms amidst significant political changes.
Tariq Rahman or Jamaat... Elections in Bangladesh Tomorrow, These Three Factors Could Change the Equation
The upcoming elections in Bangladesh are critical, with implications for governmental power and proposed constitutional changes.
The Awkward Revision
The article discusses the political motivations behind constitutional revisions in Greece, emphasizing that such changes often serve factional interests rather than the public good.
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.
The Constitutional Court initiates a case regarding the suspension of the Ropaži municipality's binding regulations
The Ropaži municipality council has challenged the legality of a minister's order that suspended changes to the local territory planning in a suburban area.
Circle of Ideas: The Preconditions and Depth of Changes to the Constitution
The Greek Prime Minister's signal for constitutional revision has sparked discussions among legal experts about the proposed changes and their implications.
Thailand votes to choose a new government and decide whether to change its Constitution
Thailand is voting in general elections to elect a new government and decide on potential constitutional changes amid political instability.
Referendum on Justice, the government confirms the dates
The Italian government has confirmed the dates of the referendum on justice reform, set for March 22 and 23, 2024.
Does the Prime Minister really want Ministers to be punished for their crimes?
The article discusses the Prime Minister's proposal for constitutional changes concerning the accountability of ministers, highlighting a lack of consensus among political parties in Greece.
Marinakis at the 'Briefing for Citizens': The four major changes in the upcoming constitutional amendment
The government spokesman discusses four significant changes in the forthcoming constitutional amendment and addresses questions related to worker security and current issues.
Androulakis: The Constitution needs consensus, not constitutional populism
In an interview, PASOK President Nikos Androulakis discussed the need for changes in the constitution while emphasizing the importance of protecting human lives in light of the recent tragic events in Chios.
Floridis: Article 86 "will certainly not remain as it is"
Justice Minister George Floridis stated that Article 86 of the Constitution will undergo changes as discussions on constitutional revision commence, emphasizing the dangers of complete self-election without public legitimacy for judicial leadership.
Constitutional Revision: The Anatomy of the Parliamentary Process – All the Steps
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has opened the 'folder' of Constitutional Revision, calling for significant changes to enhance institutional credibility and citizen trust, with specific focus on articles regarding ministerial accountability and the stability of public sector positions.
Greece: Will officials lose constitutional job guarantees?
The Greek Prime Minister advocates for bold reforms to strengthen institutional authority and citizen trust, specifically proposing changes to constitutional protections for current and former ministers.
Constitutional Revision: The Dialogue Has Started – The Critical Next Moves
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has officially announced the start of the Constitutional Revision process, emphasizing the need for changes to address modern challenges facing democracy.
5 in the morning: Mitsotakis' address on constitutional revision – Devastating passage of severe weather – Thriller in Nea Peramos
In his morning address, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to announce the commencement of the constitutional revision process, which will include changes to approximately 70 articles.
Indonesian Foreign Minister: The Independence and Sovereignty of Palestine Are Part of Our Constitutional Commitment
Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi emphasized the commitment to Palestinian independence and sovereignty during her annual foreign policy speech, highlighting a nuanced approach to international relations amidst global changes.
Grmoja: 'Protecting cash payments in the Constitution is more than a party issue'
The Most party and independent representative Josip Jurčević announced plans to collect signatures for constitutional changes to protect cash payments in Croatia, with a potential referendum if there is no response.
Judicial Reform in Italy: At Full Speed
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni accelerates her plans for judicial reform and constitutional changes aimed at transforming the state.
Kazakh Palaces in London. What is happening with the Nazarbayev clan?
The article examines the fate of former Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev's relatives following his removal from power, the controversy surrounding the sale of their Sunninghill Park residence in the UK, their wealth sources and investments, the economic sectors influenced by the Nazarbayev family, and the current political situation in Kazakhstan post-2022 constitutional changes.
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.
Most initiates constitutional protection of cash: Here are the countries that have done this so far
The political party Most is pushing for constitutional changes in Croatia to permanently protect cash as a legal payment method amid accelerated digitalization of money.
Mitsotakis says yes to constitutional changes, what about the opposition? Focus on the law of ministerial responsibility and the abolition of permanency
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis supports constitutional changes regarding ministerial accountability and the permanence of positions, with implications for opposition response and upcoming elections.
Piletić after embarrassment at the Constitutional Court: We will bring a new regulation within 60 days
The Croatian government has announced changes to the Law on Personal Assistance to include children under 18 after the Constitutional Court's previous ruling, as explained by Minister Marin Piletić.