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Czechia is a unitary parliamentary republic in Central Europe, its capital Prague. The President of the Czech Republic serves as head of state while the Prime Minister heads the government, and the bicameral Parliament, comprising the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, holds legislative power. Czechia is governed under the constitution in force since 1 January 1993.

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Liberal Democracy 1
Founding Year
1993 2
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1. Freedom House: Czechia (Freedom in the World 2025)
Freedom HouseOverview, Global Freedom Score 95/100 (free)
Quote, Overview, Global Freedom Score 95/100 (free)
The Czech Republic is a parliamentary democracy in which political rights and civil liberties are generally respected.
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2. Politics of the Czech Republic (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia contributors, Wikimedia Foundation
  • Lead section
    The Czech Republic is a unitary parliamentary republic, in which the president is the head of state and the prime minister is the head of government.
  • Infobox, Constitution field
    1 January 1993
  • Governed By: Andrej Babis Government, Executive branch, main office-holders table, Prime Minister row
    Prime Minister | Andrej Babis | ANO 2011 | 9 December 2025
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Czech Republic (Wikipedia)
  • Practices: Unitary State, Infobox: government_type
    Unitary parliamentary republic
  • Practices: Parliamentary Democracy, Infobox: government_type
    Unitary parliamentary republic
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