French Republic

The French Republic is the system of government in France, established after the French Revolution in 1789. It represents the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity. France has had multiple republics; the current one, known as the Fifth Republic, was established in 1958. It features a semi-presidential system, where both a president and a parliament hold power. The republic emphasizes democratic values, human rights, and secularism, reflecting its historical commitment to freedom from monarchy and tyranny. France's government structures and political culture have influenced many democracies worldwide.