The UK vs Ukraine (Political System)

This country has a monarch as the head of state.

This country's parliament is called the Verkhovna Rada.

This country has a President who is the head of state.

This country has a two-chamber parliament.

This country is a constitutional monarchy.

This country gained independence in 1991.

This country's parliament is located in Westminster.

This country has a single-chamber parliament with 450 seats.

This country uses the "first-past-the-post" electoral system.

This country has both a President and Prime Minister sharing executive power.

This country does not have a written constitution as a single document.

This country adopted its current constitution in 1996.

This country's government is led by the Prime Minister who is usually the leader of the majority party.

This country's local government units are called oblasts.

This country left the European Union in 2020.

This country's head of state serves for a maximum of two terms.

This country has the House of Lords as part of its parliament.

This country signed an Association Agreement with the European Union after 2014.

This country's political system is described as a parliamentary-presidential republic.

This country has counties as units of local government.