Polish politics

Polish politics centers on a parliamentary democracy where citizens elect representatives to make laws and govern. The main political parties vary in ideology, including conservative-nationalist, liberal, and leftist groups. The President serves as head of state, with limited powers, while the Prime Minister leads the government. Key issues include EU relations, judicial reforms, and social policies. Politics can be polarized, with debates over nationalism, democracy, and economic direction. The system emphasizes democratic institutions, rule of law, and balancing executive, legislative, and judicial powers to reflect diverse public interests.