Germany
Federal parliamentary republic
Germany leans hardest toward Globalist, Back-to-nature and Local.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Strong federalism: the Länder run schools, police and culture.
Deliberately no national referendums after Weimar; a "militant democracy" guards the constitution.
Very strong data-privacy culture and legal cannabis (2024), but Nazi symbols and incitement are crimes.
The core of the EU and a firm multilateralist.
Post-war restraint giving way to rearmament; conscription suspended but under review.
Large immigrant population with mandatory integration courses; German is the only official language.
State-owned rail, worker co-determination on company boards, inheritance tax with business reliefs.
Social market economy: a rent brake, a statutory minimum wage and dense regulation.
Export powerhouse committed to open trade, while screening foreign takeovers.
Secular law, but the state collects church tax and funds religious education and church-run welfare.
Same-sex marriage since 2017; abortion is technically unlawful but unpunished early in pregnancy.
Strict embryo-protection law, nuclear exit completed in 2023, powerful green movement.
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