WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, awaiting the result of a partisan confirmation battle, opened its new term on Monday with a fitting argument on the…
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Mozambique Signs Peace Accord With Rebel Leader
JOHANNESBURG — Mozambique’s president and the leader of country’s main opposition group signed a new peace accord Tuesday, pledging to end years of violence and…
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What Do the Taliban Want in Afghanistan? A Lost Constitution Offers Clues.
KABUL, Afghanistan — There is an air of expectation on both sides as the Taliban and American diplomats gather to meet for the latest round…
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Cuba’s new constitution: What’s in and what’s out
A draft of an updated constitution for Cuba approved by the island’s National Assembly on 22 July has made headlines as much for what was…
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Cubans expected to voice unprecedented opposition in constitutional vote
HAVANA (Reuters) – For the first time since the 1959 Revolution, Cuban voters on Sunday may express significant dissent, when they go to the polls…
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Myanmar Suu Kyi's party set to challenge army-drafted charter: sources
NAYPYITAW (Reuters) – Myanmar’s ruling party was set on Tuesday to propose changes to the constitution, a lawmaker and a party source said, its biggest…
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