Constitution
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North Korea Redesigns National Flag in Constitutional Shift Away From Unification
North Korea has updated its national flag proportions for the first time since 1948, reflecting Kim Jong Un’s move to reject Korean unification policies.
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Nepal’s Constitutional Reform Stalls Amid Deep Political Distrust
Nepal’s constitutional review process faces a political deadlock as major parties reject the government’s sweeping, opaque reform proposals.
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Missouri Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Amendment 4
Missouri voters rejected Amendment 4 by an 80% margin, effectively preserving the current process for amending the state constitution.
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Jury Trial System Proposed for New Armenian Constitution
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan proposes a new constitution in Armenia to restore public trust, featuring the introduction of a jury trial system.
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Pashinyan Defines New Constitution Without Independence Link
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan confirms a new Armenian constitution will exclude references to the 1990 Declaration of Independence to secure regional peace.
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New Constitution Ready, But When Will Armenia See It?
Armenia’s Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan confirms the new constitution is legally ready, but the government isn’t saying when it will be published, raising concerns about transparency.
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Oval Office Turmoil: Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks Over Reagan Ad Controversy
President Trump abruptly terminated trade negotiations with Canada after an Ontario-sponsored advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan ignited fresh tensions in the Oval Office. The controversy, entangled with constitutional questions and longstanding tariff disputes, marks a new low in US-Canada relations.