Sri Lankan Government

The Sri Lankan government operates as a democratic republic, combining elements of presidential and parliamentary systems. It has three branches: the Executive, headed by the President; the Legislature, which is the Parliament; and the Judiciary, ensuring laws are upheld. The President is elected by the public and has significant powers, including appointing the Prime Minister. Sri Lanka has a multi-party system, allowing various political movements to participate. The country faces challenges like economic issues and ethnic tensions, influences from historical conflict, and governance concerns that shape its political landscape.