A Prime Minister in Hospital: the Constitutional Implications by Jeff King, Gavin Phillipson

“…<p>Following the news that the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has been taken to hospital for treatment for COVID-19, there has been much discussion about what should happen if he should die or become incapacitated. …”
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Corruption in political discourse of Prime-Minister Călin Popescu Tăriceanu by Bogdana Daniela MARINACHE

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The fall of the peace camp in Israel: The influence of Prime Minister Ehud Barak on Israeli public opinion – July 2000-February 2001 by Eran Halperin, Daniel Bar-Tal

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The Eternal Emergency? Denmark’s Legal Response to COVID-19 in Review by Kristian Cedervall Lauta

“…<p>On 11th March 2020 the Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen found herself in a historic moment. …”
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Brexit, Voice and Loyalty: What ‘New Settlement’ for the UK in the EU? by Kenneth Armstrong

“…<p>The UK Prime Minister, David Cameron has finally found time to write a letter to the European Council President Donald Tusk setting out the basis for the UK’s renegotiated membership of the EU. …”
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Offshoring Asylum the Italian Way - No Model for Others to Follow by Lorenzo Piccoli

“…On 6 November 2023, the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama announced the signing of the Agreement for Strengthening of Collaboration in the Field of Migration. …”
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Of course you can still turn back! On the revocability of the Article 50 notification and post-truth politics by Paolo Sandro

“…<p>The British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced yesterday the intention to call a ‘snap’ general election to be held on the 8th of June 2017. …”
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An Attack on Indian Democracy by Anmol Jain

“…The bill proposes the creation of a three-member Selection Committee composed of the Prime Minister, a Union Minister nominated by the Prime Minister, and the Leader of the Opposition to make recommendations to the President in this regard. …”
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Team Europe's Deal by Annick Pijnenburg

“…The signing followed a meeting in Tunisia between Tunisian President Kais Saied and ‘Team Europe’ (European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte). …”
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60th Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising and its Influence on Poland-Germany Relations by Орест Бойчук

“…Firstly, it was first official visit on the level of the Prime Minister. Prime Minister tried to appease hot discussion about the question of German people restitution by Polish Government, obviously Union of Expelled. …”
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Particularities of Tony Blair’ governments’foreign policy decision-making process by Maksym Prykhnenko

“…But usually the second one was like the executor of Prime Minister’ decision. Keywords: Leadership model, decision-making process, blairism …”
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Looking at Berlin, Ending up on Capitol Hill - The Italian Constitutional Reform Plans in Comparative Perspective by Andrea De Petris

“…On 3 November 2023, the Italian Council of Ministers approved a constitutional reform bill to introduce the direct election of the Prime Minister in Italy. The reform would grant the Prime Minister significantly broader powers than those currently outlined in the Constitution. …”
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Poseta Milana Stojadinovića Italiji decembra 1937. by Bojan Simić

“…The second part of the visit took place in Milano were Yugoslav Prime Minister visited industrial complex and military center. …”
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Odnos Blagoja Neškovića prema nacionalnom pitanju 1944-1952. by Ena Mirković

“…During World War II he was elected to the post of secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia for Serbia, after the liberation he was the secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Serbia and the Serbian prime minister until 1948. In 1952 he became Deputy Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, but soon he was accused for opportunistic policy implementation and cooperation with the Cominform, he was forced to resign all party posts and expelled from the Central Committee of Yugoslavia. …”
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A Grand National Assembly or Grand Bulgarian Chicanery? by Radosveta Vassileva

“…<p>Autocrats have a bag of tricks to control and appease the masses. Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boyko Borissov plans to pull a long-forgotten constitutional trick out of his bag — the grand national assembly.…”
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COVID-19 in Autocratic Bulgaria by Radosveta Vassileva

“…<p>In a prior article, I explained how the Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov was using the COVID-19 emergency in spring 2020 as an opportunity to implement measures curtailing fundamental rights and solidifying his autocracy. …”
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Should we fear a Frexit? by Marie Gren

“…Would the hypothetical President encounter the same difficulties as the British Prime Minister did with the Miller case? Would the French legal system allow for the Courts to have such a crucial role?…”
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In the Name of Peace and Integrity? by Nikos Skoutaris

“…The UK Government officially announced its intention to breach the Withdrawal Agreement that it had signed and ratified a few months ago. Prime Minister Boris Johnson valiantly defended the draft by declaring that such breach is necessary in order ‘to uphold the integrity of the UK, but also to protect the Northern Irish peace process and the Good Friday agreement.’ …”
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Italian Constitutional Referendum: Voting for Structural Reform or Constitutional Transformation? by Marco Goldoni

“…<p>As the distance between political elites and the population in Europe increases, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi&#8217;s plans of constitutional reform further impoverish political representation in Italy – both with respect to input and output of the process. …”
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What’s Next, Bro? by Francesco Palermo

“…All domestic and international media focused their attention on the two main novelties of this election: a landslide victory by a post-fascist, nationalistic, anti-European right-wing party and the paradox of the first female Prime Minister advocating a hyper-conservative view of women in society. …”
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