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== | ==Government of Pukhgundi== | ||
The Government of Pukhgundi is a constitutional republic operating under a parliamentary system. It has garnered international recognition for its consistently open and fair elections, setting a benchmark for democratic governance within the region. However, the government has faced criticism for its perceived overreliance on foreign investment and influence, particularly from [[Burgundie]]. The President serves as the head of state, elected by the parliament to a five-year term. While the role is largely ceremonial, the President retains significant reserve powers, including the authority to dissolve parliament and call for new elections in times of political instability. The Prime Minister is the head of government, selected from the majority party in parliament. Their responsibilities encompass leading the government and formulating policy. The Prime Minister appoints a cabinet of ministers who oversee the various departments and agencies. The parliament is bicameral, comprised of the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of States). The Lok Sabha is directly elected by the populace, while the Rajya Sabha's members are indirectly elected by state legislatures. The parliament's primary functions include legislation, budget approval, and holding the government accountable. | |||
Pukhgundi operates under a multi-party system, with several national and regional parties vying for power in elections. The two dominant parties are the Pukhgundi National Congress (PNC), a center-left party with a historical stronghold in Pukhgundi politics, and the Pukhgundi People's Party (PPP), a center-right party that has gained considerable traction in recent years. Smaller parties also contribute to the political landscape, often forming coalitions with larger parties to establish a governing majority. The government of Pukhgundi faces formidable challenges, including poverty, income inequality, and corruption. Its dependence on foreign investment, particularly from [[Burgundie]], has raised concerns about economic sovereignty. The government has initiated various reforms to address these issues, such as implementing anti-corruption measures, establishing social welfare programs, and diversifying foreign investment sources. | |||
===Foreign Policy=== | |||
Pukhgundi is an active participant in the international community, holding membership in the League of Nations, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, and various other international organizations. The country maintains diplomatic relations with a majority of nations worldwide and has actively engaged in regional and global forums. | |||
==Society== | ==Society== | ||