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Senegal: Constitutional reforms and legislative-executive rj

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Latest: Senegal National Assembly schedules three plenary sessions

The Senegalese government is pursuing an amendment to Article 37 of the Constitution to expand mandatory asset declarations. Following the National Assembly’s passage of the amendment on August 16, 2026, Justice Minister

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Moroccan constitutional and political evolution

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Latest: Morocco political analysis critiques policy continuity and social inequality

Morocco has undergone significant constitutional and political shifts, particularly following the 2011 Constitution. This legal evolution granted the King the authority to appoint a Head of Government from the leading pa

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Global trends in social media regulation for minors

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Latest: Spanish Congress advances bill to restrict social media access for minors

The European Commission has advanced the ‘EU Kids Act,’ a legislative proposal designed to protect minors from digital risks like addictive design, harmful content, and exploitation. Formally introduced by President Ursu

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Senegalese political and economic scrutiny

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Latest: Amadou Ba denounces rejection of legislative proposals in Senegal

Political controversy in Senegal has intensified regarding the management of special funds and broader economic policy. Former Prime Minister Aminata Touré, leader of Kiiraay - Les Patriotes Républicains, has accused Ous

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Implementation of mobile phone bans in French schools

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Latest: France expands smartphone ban to high schools and connected devices

Following the start of the 2026/2027 school year, France has implemented its ban on mobile phones and smartwatches in high schools (lycées) for students aged 15 to 18. Supported by President Emmanuel Macron, the policy a

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