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Constitution news — September 25, 2026

Publications tagged with Constitution published on September 25, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle EastChina

    Macron Proposes 'Double Moratorium' on Energy Strikes in Ukraine-Russia Conflict

    French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed a 'double moratorium' in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Under this proposal, Ukraine would halt strikes on Russian oil refineries, while Russia would commit to not targeting Ukraine's energy system and civilian infrastructure. Macron cited last year's months-long power outages in Ukraine due to Russian attacks as a reason for this proposal.
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    US Intelligence: Saudi Arabia Has Not Ruled Out Nuclear Weapons

    Classified documents transmitted to Congress reveal that US intelligence agencies assess Saudi Arabia has not ruled out developing nuclear weapons, sparking concerns among lawmakers about the Trump administration's support for a Saudi civil nuclear program. The agreement, which allows American companies to build nuclear energy projects in Saudi Arabia, initially limits uranium enrichment to less than 5%, but a subsequent agreement could allow enrichment up to 20%.
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    Yemen Warns Saudi Arabia: 'Next Phase Will Be More Painful'

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Yemen, along with other officials and analysts, has repeatedly warned that the next phase for Saudi Arabia will be more painful due to its continuous aggression and daily criminal acts against the Yemeni people. The increase in Saudi Arabia's daily crimes and targeting of civilian infrastructure necessitate a tougher response from Yemen. Yemen has also expressed its willingness to consider any peace initiative that lifts the Saudi blockade and ends the aggression.
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