United Kingdom
Parliamentary monarchy with devolved nations
United Kingdom leans hardest toward Progressive, Democracy and Order.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Centralised Westminster system with devolved parliaments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Old parliamentary democracy with an unelected upper house and occasional big referendums.
Dense CCTV and broad investigatory powers; online-speech and protest laws tightened.
Left the EU in 2020; remains in NATO and the ECHR.
Nuclear power with an expeditionary tradition and a volunteer army.
Multicultural cities; immigration is a top political issue.
A public NHS, railways being renationalised, 40% inheritance tax above a threshold.
Market economy with an energy price cap and a national living wage.
Free-trade outlook; the National Security and Investment Act screens takeovers.
Established Church of England with bishops in the Lords and state-funded faith schools, in a secular society.
Same-sex marriage since 2014; abortion widely available.
Permissive fertility science (mitochondrial donation is legal); investing in AI and new nuclear.
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