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Poland seeks to clarify court ruling in EU legal supremacy row
The Polish foreign minister says last week's bombshell court ruling protects national sovereignty and is in line with French and German constitutional court opinions.
Tens of thousands of Polish EU supporters demonstrate in Warsaw
Large protests were held across Poland on Sunday in a show of support for the European Union after the nation's constitutional court ruled this week that the Polish constitution overrides some EU laws.
Ukraine, Baltics, Poland leaders commemorate constitution anniversary
The 1791 Constitution was intended to strengthen the rule of law and protect the country against aggression from neighbouring powers, including Russia.
Putin signs law allowing him two more terms as Russia's leader
The Russian president, who has been in power for longer than any other Kremlin leader since Josef Stalin, could hold on to his job until 2036.
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Erdogan wants to draft a new 'civilian' constitution for Turkey
The president said Turkey's current constitution contains "indelible" traces of the "military tutelage".
Macron proposes French constitutional referendum on climate change
The French president said the referendum would be on whether to amend the constitution to reflect the fight against climate change and protecting the environment.
Water cannons used on anti-government protesters in Thailand
Protesters want substantial changes to Thailand's constitution and reforms to the monarchy.
Chileans celebrate on streets after voting for new constitution
Chileans celebrate on the streets after they voted overwhelmingly in a landmark referendum on Sunday to replace their dictator-era constitution, long seen as underpinning the nation's glaring economic and social inequalities.
Chile: Protesters face off against police ahead of referendum
Chilean police used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse protesters gathered at Santiago's iconic Plaza Italia square.
Euroviews. Given his track record and lack of tact, Donald Trump should leave diplomacy to his diplomats ǀ View
One thing is for sure that the present situation will have consequences on the status quo of the US current relations overseas.
UK settled status applications spike as EU says much still to be done
The European Union has cautioned that 'a lot of work' remains if there is to be any Brexit deal by the October 31 deadline.
EU's Tusk slams Polish leaders for 'disrespecting constitution'
European Council President Donald Tusk called on Poland's political leaders to respect the constitution on Friday, amid speculation that he may return to domestic politics when his term ends in November.
A newly passed bill could extend Sisi's rule for another decade
Egypt's parliament have approved amendments to the constitution that could keep President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in power until 2030. The reform must still be endorsed in a referendum which, if approved, would lengthen the country's presidential terms to six years including Sisi's current term.
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The U.S. president must be subject to the same laws as every other American citizen.
Cubans set to vote "yes" or "no" in referendum about the constitution
The new document will recognise private property for the first time, the role of foreign investment and the Internet. The current charter was approved in 1976.
Euroviews. The spirit of Francoism lives on in Spain’s political system | View
In fact, the [Spanish] Constitution - is an excellent mix of modern words and ancient – and by that I mean authoritarian and undemocratic concepts.
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Euroviews. The Spanish Constitution at 40: can it unite a divided Spain? | View
While many would agree that the Spanish Constitution has served its purpose in keeping a fragile democracy in tact, many more Spaniards would agree that the time has come to make changes to the 40-year-old document. Agreement on what these changes should be is a different matter altogether.
Euroviews. We can't modernise the Constitution until we overcome Spain's problems
The Catalan independence movement is just one of the many obstacles facing a push to modernise the Spanish Constitution. In order to make sure it serves the needs of all Spaniards today, we have to solve our long-standing problems first.
Euroviews. The Spanish Constitution at 40: is it still fit for purpose? | View
Having sealed the transition from dictatorship to flourishing democracy, the Spanish Constitution has been glue holding Spain together for decades. As the country marks 40 years since it was adopted, does it continue to serve the Spanish people?