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Constitution news — September 20, 2026

Publications tagged with Constitution published on September 20, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsConstitutionMiddle EastChina

    Hezbollah: Resistance Only Way to Liberate Lands, Defeat Israel

    The Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sheikh Naim Qassim, repeatedly emphasized that resistance is the only way to liberate occupied lands and confront Israel. He highlighted Lebanon's experience in this regard, stating that resistance has expelled the Israeli enemy and restored vitality to the Palestinian cause. Qassim also expressed support for the Palestinian cause, considering it central to their efforts. Hezbollah appeals to Lebanese resistance as the only way to liberate Lebanon amidst ongoing Israeli attacks.
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    AfD's Consecutive Election Victories Spark Concern in Germany

    The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has won regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, receiving over 40% of the votes in both states. Despite its electoral successes, the party's refusal to form coalitions and its radical stance raise doubts about its ability to govern and its commitment to democratic norms. The party's leader, Alice Weidel, has stated that the CDU will never win federal elections again, while other leading members have expressed their desire to 'destroy' the CDU. The AfD's victory has been described as a 'disaster' by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and there is strong skepticism towards the party in German society.
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  3. PoliticsRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    Malema Slams ANC, MK Party Ahead of Elections

    EFF president Julius Malema has criticized the ANC and the MK Party, led by former president Jacob Zuma, ahead of the upcoming local government elections. Malema accused the ANC of 'dying' and claimed the MK Party is 'dead', citing its constant leadership shuffles and suspensions. He urged voters to support the EFF instead, emphasizing its stability and organization.
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    Europe Prepares for Potential War with Russia

    Across Europe, governments are urging citizens to prepare for potential conflict with Russia. In Britain, the government is updating its national emergency plan for a major conflict and advising people to stockpile food and water. Similar preparations are underway in other European countries, including Poland, France, Sweden, and Germany. Hospitals in Germany are even preparing for up to 1,000 military casualties per day.
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  5. PoliticsRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    Marat Kambolov Elected President of South Ossetia with 99% Vote

    Marat Kulakhmetovich Kambolov has been elected as the new president of South Ossetia with an overwhelming 99% of the vote. Vladimir Putin congratulated Kambolov on his election, expressing confidence that his leadership will strengthen relations between Moscow and Tsxinval, and contribute to regional security and stability. Kambolov, a former Russian official from North Ossetia, has been acting as president since June and previously served as prime minister.
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    Montenegro's EU Negotiations Face Delays

    Montenegro's negotiations to join the European Union (EU) are facing delays due to a lack of consent from several member states. While Montenegro has closed 18 out of 33 negotiating chapters, the process has slowed down due to technicalities and internal consultations required in member states. An EU official stated that many chapters are very technical and require extensive internal consultations, leading to a desire for progress but a lack of time to finalize everything. Montenegro aims to close all chapters by the end of the year, but the most optimistic scenario for the next Intergovernmental Conference is mid-October. Some member states, including Croatia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia, have requested a pause in the processes related to Montenegro's further integration, citing the need for additional analysis and consistent application of defined standards.
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  7. WorldLawConstitutionMiddle East

    Costa Rica Confirms Break in Diplomatic Relations with Cuba

    Costa Rica's Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar confirmed that the country has broken off diplomatic relations with Cuba, a decision made in March due to concerns over human rights on the island. The Cuban government, however, maintains that it has not been formally notified of this break. Tovar described the Cuban government as a 'vile tyranny' that has denied freedom to its people for six decades.
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