Bundestag

The Bundestag is the main legislative body of Germany, similar to a parliament or congress. It is composed of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected by German citizens every four years. The Bundestag’s primary responsibilities include passing laws, scrutinizing the government, and shaping national policy. It operates within a parliamentary democracy, serving as a forum for debate and decision-making. The Bundestag also approves the federal budget and has influence over executive actions. Its strength lies in representing diverse political views, making it central to Germany's democratic governance.