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In India, government explores possibility of implementing parliamentary quota for women early9 March 2026
Madagascar's junta leader claims suspension of government is in accordance with constitution
In India, government explores possibility of implementing parliamentary quota for women early11 March 2026
The government is learnt to be exploring a possibility to implement the Women's Reservation Act even before the completion of the post-census delimitation exerc…
Madagascar's junta leader claims suspension of government is in accordance with constitution9 March 2026
Madagascar’s military ruler, Michael Randrianirina, has suspended the government, dismissing the prime minister and cabinet, authorities confirmed on Monday.
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Op-ed: As RSP nears two-thirds majority in Nepal, constitutional amendment remains a tough road9 March 2026
Based on the election results and ongoing vote count trends from Thursday’s House of Representatives election, the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) appears set to…
Kosovo's president proposes switch to direct election for president6 March 2026
Kosovo's president Vjosa Osmani said on Thursday she has proposed to parliament to approve amendments to the Constitution introducing direct election for presid…
Somalia's parliament approves new constitution4 March 2026
Somalia’s parliament approved a long-awaited new constitution Wednesday, ending years of constitutional review and debate.
During a session broadcast live by S…