The UK
The constitutional monarchy of Great Britain
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a constitutional hereditarymonarchy. Legislative power is vested in parliament, which consists of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The executive power is in the hands of the government, headed by the Prime Minister.
The political parties of Great Britain
The main parties represented in the Parliament of England, are the conservative party, the Labour and Liberal Democrats. Also, there are other parties, for example, the Party for Independence of Great Britain, which stands for the output of Great Britain from the European Union and the free market economy, the Party of Wales, which stands for the independence of Wales.
The USA
The political structure of the USA
The U.S. political system is defined in the adopted in the 1787 Constitution and the amendments to the Constitution. The Constitution delegates to the state government to implement the U.S. federal government. The U.S. Constitution is the principle of separation of powers on which the Federal Government has legislative, executive and judicial authorities, acting separately from each other.
The Constitution and Bill of Rights of the USA
The Constitution of the United States, adopted in 1787, operates in the country so far -with the amended 27 as amended. Its adoption was due to the economic, political, social and ideological factors: the economic difficulties of the postwar period, the threat of new civil war, the need for unity and centralization of state power - all this required the creation of a unified state.
Because the text of the Constitution of 1787 did not contain a separate section on civil rights and liberties, it angered the democratically-minded population, and in June 1789at the suggestion of J. Madison were introduced 10 amendments to the Constitution, which became known as the Bill of Rights.
In the U.S. Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments to the Constitution of 1787 (on freedom of religion, freedom of speech and press, the right to keep and bear arms)
The prominent political leader of the USA ()
McCain is known to the world of politics as a Russophobe and an outspoken opponent of United Russia's policy, and in particular Putin's policies. According to Putin, McCainturned his threat to Russia as a whole - because so many want to get rid of a powerful state, which prevents rule the world.
Russia
The political structure of Russia
Russia - a democratic federal state with a republican form of government. The Constitution was adopted on December 12, 1993. For administrative purposes, Russia is made up of republics, territories, regions, cities of federal subordination, which are the subjects of the Federation. The President occupies a central place in the Russian Authorities. Under the Constitution, it defines the main directions of domestic and foreign policy.
The role of Russia in the world community
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In my opinion, Russia is a raw materials appendage of the world community, and has remained, despite the fact that in recent years with our opinion were considered. The Russian economy is at the level of Nigeria and the rest we have beautiful and vast country.
The prominent political leader of Russia ()
The most contrasting political leader of Russia today - it's Putin. People treat him differently. Many argue that he succeeded in 2 terms as a president, and I think he's a coward, because he is not responsible for anything and has the only purpose of sit. Even now he breaks the order of election of the country, which wants to become a president.
International organizations
The UNESCO
UNESCO is the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Date of establishment of the organization is the 1945. Headquartered is situated in Paris. The main objectives: enhancing cooperation in the sphere of culture and education, UNESCO stands for justice and the rule of law.
The NATO
NATO is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Founded in 1949 in the United States.This is the "Transatlantic Forum" for advice on any matters affecting the vital interests of its members, including events that threaten their safety. One of the declared goals of NATO is to prevent any form of aggression against the territory of any State
