One-Party State

A One-Party State is a country where only one political party is legally allowed to hold power. In such a system, other parties are either banned or have no real chance of winning elections. This creates a political environment where power remains concentrated within that single party, often leading to limited political freedoms and choices for citizens. The government tends to control many aspects of life, and opposition voices are typically suppressed. Examples include countries like China and North Korea, where the ruling party maintains strict control over political processes and governance.