Where is Lithuania located and what kind of government does it have?

Answer 1

It has been a Presidential parliamentary democracy since 1991. Before 1991 it was a part of Communist Soviet Union. It turned into a democracy when the Soviet Union collapsed.

They have right-wing, left-wing and center politics, like United States. However, there are many political parties in Lithuania and the country has a parliament.
semi presidential republic

Answer 2

Lithuania is an independent democratic republic. The President is elected for 5 years by the direct vote of all citizens. The President appoints the Prime Minister who is head of Government. He also appoints Ministers nominated by the Prime Minister. The President signs and promulgates laws issued by the Seimas (unicameral assembly) and is also the supreme commander of the armed forces.

The Seimas is composed of 141 MPs (members of parliament) who are elected for a four-year term in one-candidate or multi-candidate electoral areas by secret ballot.

Answer 3

Lithuania is located in northern Europe, and the government in a parliamentary democracy. This means that its government is formed from the political party which has the greatest control of Parliament, and a prime minister is its leader.

Answer 4

The type of economy that Lithuania has is mixed. It is in a transition stage as it is still transitioning away from its old economy.

Answer 5

Yes. Prior to 1991 and the collapse of the USSR, Lithuania was a part of Communist Soviet Union.

Answer 6

Parliamentary Democracy