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The government’s plan for new reforms: Constitution revision with four changes – How they will proceed

At the top of the changes are Article 16 on non-state universities, the universal application of postal voting, the possibility of appointing private-sector executives to the public sector and the introduction of a fiscal "cutter" in the economy

Elections 2023: The process of investigative orders

At 11.30' the meeting of the Speaker of the Parliament with the President - What are the next steps after yesterday's election & for the next elections

Slavery is on the ballot for voters in 5 US states

The US Constitution bans enslavement or involuntary servitude except as a form of criminal punishment

US Supreme Court throws out rulings upholding gun restrictions

Justice Clarence Thomas wrote: "We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after demonstrating to government officers some special need"

Japan court rules gay marriage not protected by Constitution, says marriage is for bearing & raising children

The plaintiffs were three same-sex couples; they plan to appeal the ruling to the Osaka High Court

Erdogan’s talk of new democratic constitution aimed at cementing his rule – Analysis

Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggests the possibility of a newly rewritten Turkish Consitution, sparking debate over his real intentions

Prayer in kindergarten, primary schools is legal, but atheist students may be excused, Greek high court says

The law "is addressed exclusively to students who follow the Christian Orthodox dogma, not to students of other religions, other denominations or atheists"

The Albanian President, the last fortress against a coup d’état

With Libya, Syria & the coronovirus, what takes place in Albania goes unnoticed

Disturbing Washington Post Op-ed: “Give the Elites a bigger say in choosing the President”!

It suggests that the process of choosing the nominee be taken from the people & returned to the politicians!

Constitutional Revisions approved: Greeks residing abroad given the right to vote for the first time

Among other revisions, Article 73 allows the public to propose laws for Parliament to vote on, as long as 500,000 signatures are collected

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