
Hungary’s top court gives government wiggle room on immigration policy
Hungarian leaders have taken an oath to the national constitution, which means that this national document and not EU treaties are dictating the government’s decisions
Hungary must remain Hungarian, says speaker of the house
The Hungarian constitution does not lecture the world
The pride of the Republic: the Polish constitution
Poland celebrates 230 years of its constitution
‘Parents are father-man and mother-woman’ – Slovak MPs try to define parents in the constitution
Similar amendment was approved in Hungary in December
Hungarian constitution spells out that the mother is a woman, and the father a man
Parliament also cuts the number of special rule situations to three and gives governments right to rule by decree
Expert: During unstable times the victory of an anti-government candidate is dangerous for society
Government conflict could lead to paralysis of the state
The beginning of Putin’s era as president for life
Will he be able to rule indefinitely? July 1 vote will decide
Romanian constitutional crisis drags on
Twitter battle over Sigismund III Vasa in a “Constitution” t-shirt
The Polish opposition draped a “KONSTYTUCJA” (“Constitution”) t-shirt over the statue of Sigismund III Vasa in Warsaw, then posted pictures of their work on Twitter. The Polish twitter sphere was not so impressed.
In defense of the constitution
Jacek Karnowski warns of the dangers of having the Polish opposition claim ownership of the constitution. He urges supporters of the Law and Justice government to organize a march in the name of freedom and the constitution.