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This is how it works in most European democracies. The balance between the President, the Prime Minister and the Congress or Parliament is different in differe
by miki123211 2y ago
This is how it works in most European democracies.
The balance between the President, the Prime Minister and the Congress or Parliament is different in different countries. In most of Europe, the President is mostly a "figurehead". The President does the diplomatic stuff, wines and dines with foreign leaders, maybe has the ability to veto laws or pardon people, but it's the prime minister who actually runs the government and appoints the cabinet.
- occz 2y agoThere's also the constitutional monarchy-model we have here in Sweden, where the head of state is fully ornamental, with no power to speak of.
- mongol 2y agoI think this varies varies between countries. Sweden indeed has an almost (formally) powerless monarch. I think the UK has a monarch with some real power but that does not put it to use? And how Denmark, Netherlands, Norway etc fare on this scale would be interesting to learn.
- 0dayz 2y agoDenmark and Norway is pretty much the same as Sweden.