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New Zealand
Unwritten constitution, Parliamentary system, Constitutional monarchy, Biculturalism
United States
1789, Federal system of government, Bill of Rights, Checks and balances
Russia
1993, Presidential system, Federal structure, Super-presidentialism
Mexico
1917, First social constitution in the world, Presidential system, Federal structure
Sweden
1974, Constitutional monarchy, Parliamentary democracy, Freedom of the press
United Kingdom
Unwritten constitution, Parliamentary system, Constitutional monarchy, Rule of law
Spain
1978, Parliamentary monarchy, Decentralization, Fundamental rights
Egypt
2014, Presidential system, Fundamental freedoms, Military influence
Iran
1979/1989, Islamic Republic, Theocratic-republican hybrid, Supreme Leader
Canada
1982, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Federal system, Multiculturalism
Italy
1948, Parliamentary Republic, Constitutional Court, Regional autonomy
Switzerland
1999, Direct democracy, Federal state, Neutrality
India
1950, Longest written constitution, Federal structure, Directive Principles
Australia
1901, Federal system, Constitutional monarchy, Parliamentary system
Japan
1947, Renunciation of war, Parliamentary system, Emperor as symbol
Poland
1997, Semi-presidential system, Tripartite system of government, Democratic state
Argentina
1853/1860, Federal system, Presidential system, National sovereignty
Venezuela
1999, Bolivarian Republic, Strong executive, Participatory democratic system
South Africa
1997, Constitutional democracy, Bill of Rights, Separation of powers
Norway
1814, Constitutional monarchy, Unitary state, Human rights
Portugal
1976, Semi-presidential system, Decentralization, Social rights
France
1958, Fifth Republic, Semi-presidential system, Strong executive branch
Netherlands
1815, Constitutional monarchy, Decentralized unitary state, Human rights
Denmark
1953, Constitutional monarchy, Parliamentary system, Unitary state
Germany
1949, Basic Law, Federal structure, Fundamental rights
Turkey
1982, Unicameral parliament, Secular state, National sovereignty
China
1982, Single-party state, People's Congress, Guided by socialist principles
South Korea
1987, Democratic Republic, Presidential system, Fundamental rights
Brazil
1988, Democratic state, Citizen's Constitution, Social rights
Nigeria
1999, Federal Republic, Presidential system, Fundamental human rights
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