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Russia, another official name — Russian Democratic Federal Republic (RDFR), is a country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. the territory of russia within its constitutional borders is 22,446,560 km2; The population of the country is 294,716,355 people (2020). It ranks first in the world in terms of territory, third in terms of GDP by PPP and fourth in terms of population.

The capital is St. Petersburg. The official language is Russian (regions and autonomies can have their own, second language).

The state system is a presidential-parliamentary republic with a federal structure. Since February 23, 2017, the post of President of Russia has been held by Natalia Poklonskaya. Since February 23, 2017, the post of Vice-President of the RDFR has been held by Boris Nemtsov.

The Russian Democratic Federal Republic consists of .. republics, which are divided into regions, territories, autonomous districts and cities of republican significance.

Russia is a multinational state with a wide ethno-cultural diversity.

Russia is a nuclear power; one of the leading industrial and space powers in the world; takes 1\2 place in the ranking of the most influential countries in the world (2020). Russian is a language of global significance, one of the six official and working languages of the United Nations, UNESCO and other international organizations.

Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council with the right of veto; one of the modern great powers of the world.

Russia is a member of a number of international organizations: the EU, UN, G20, G7, OSCE, Council of Europe, OESP, CIS, CSTO, WTO, SCO, APEC, BRICS, IOC, and others.

According to the IMF, GDP at face value for 2019 was $ 8.1 trillion ($27,484 per person, 29th in the world). GDP by PPP for 2019 amounted to $ 13.113 trillion ($44,494 per person, 24th place in the world). The Currency Is the Russian ruble.

The state system[]

Russia is a democratic federal state governed by the rule of law with a republican form of government.

Russia is a federation consisting of xx republics. The basic law of the State is the Constitution adopted in 1993 (with amendments in 2020).

The Head of State is the President of the Russian Democratic Federal Republic. In the performance of the duties of the Head of State, the President is assisted by the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Democratic Federal Republic. the chairman of the government of the rdfr holds the post of president in the event of the death or resignation of the latter, and performs his powers until the next presidential election.

The President may be removed from office by the Senate of the Russian Federation, provided that the State Duma is charged with high treason or committing another serious crime, and if there are positive conclusions of the Supreme and Constitutional Courts.

The highest executive body of state power is the Government of the Russian Federation . Accountable to the State Duma. The Government consists of the Chairman, deputy prime ministers (who are responsible for several ministries and departments), federal ministers (who head ministries, or oversee various state programs, or carry out special assignments) and heads of departments who do not have a ministerial position, but are officially equated with ministers by status. the quantitative composition and structure of the government are not regulated by law and are determined by the state duma.

According to the Constitution, legislative power is exercised by the Federal Assembly-the parliament consisting of two chambers of the Federation Council and the State Duma, in the scientific literature these chambers are called upper and lower, respectively. The Senate consists of representatives of the heads of the republics and representatives of the republican legislative assemblies of 7 people, a total of 105 people. The State Duma consists of 750 deputies: 375 deputies are elected in single-mandate electoral districts (one district — one deputy), and the other 375 deputies - in the federal electoral district in proportion to the number of votes cast for the federal lists of candidates (in which 15 people are represented).

List of Presidents[]

Name Picture Term began Term ended Party Former position Vice-president
Alexander Kerensky Kerensky 20 July 1917 23 February 1921 Party Socialist-Republicans Head of the Provisional Government Victor Chernov
Irakli Tsereteli 23 February 1921 23 February 1925 Russian Social Democratic Labor Party Minister of Posts and Telegraphs Fedor Dan
Alexander Guchkov Alexander Guchkov 23 February 1925 23 February 1929 17 October Union Chairman of the State Duma Alexey Obolensky
Pavel Milyukov Pavel Milyukov 1 23 February 1929 23 February 1933 Constitutional Democratic Party Foreign Secretary Victor Pepelyaev
Boris Savinkov Savinkov 23 February 1933 23 February 1937 People's Republican Party of Russia Minister of Internal Affairs Pavel Gorgulov
Sergey Kostrikov Sergei Kirov 23 February 1937 23 February 1945 Russian Communist Party Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Nikolay Bukharin
Vyacheslav Skryabin Molotov.bra 23 February 1945 23 February 1949 Russian Communist Party Foreign Secretary Lazar Kaganovich
Alexey Kosygin Kosygin (SwHF) 23 February 1949 23 February 1953 Russian Social Democratic Labor Party First Deputy Prime Minister Georgy Malenkov
Georgy Zhukov Zhukov 23 February 1953 23 February 1957 17 October Union Defense Minister Nikolay Bulganin
Vasily Shulgin 23 February 1957 23 February 1961 Union of the Russian People Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Alexander Kazembek
Alexander Solzhenitsyn Alessandro Solzhenitsyn 1974crop 23 February 1961 23 February 1965 People's Labor Union of Russian Solidarians Vice Prime Minister Vladimir Poremsky
Vladimir Poremsky 23 February 1965 23 February 1969 People's Labor Union of Russian Solidarians Vice President of Russia Pyotr Grigorenko
Georgy Malenkov Malenkov 23 February 1969 23 February 1973 Russian Social Democratic Labor Party Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Dmitry Shepilov
Ivan Chernyakhovsky 23 February 1973 23 February 1977 Russian People's Party Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Nikolay Ryzhkov
Yuri Andropov Andropov 23 February 1977 23 February 1981 17 October Union Governor of the Petrozavodsk Region Grigory Romanov
Vladimir Semichastny Semichastny 23 February 1981 23 February 1985 Constitutional Democratic Party Governor of Ukraine Alexander Shepilov
Mikhail Gorbachev Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev 23 February 1985 23 February 1989 Party Socialist-Republicans Governor of the Stavropol Territory Alexander Yakovlev
Boris Yeltsin Boris Yeltsin 23 February 1989 23 February 1997 Progressive Party Governor of the Yekaterinburg Region Viktor Chernomyrdin
Alexander Lebed Evstafiev-general-alexander-lebed17oct96 23 February 1997 23 February 2001 Union of the Russian People Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Igor Talkov
Grigory Yavlinsky Ba-yavlinsky-g-a-1999-june 23 February 2001 23 February 2005 Constitutional Democratic Party Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Viktor Yushchenko
Mikhail Saakashvili 255px-Saakashvili76589 23 February 2005 23 February 2009 Constitutional Democratic Party Governor of Georgia Yulia Timoshenko
Mikhail Ignatiev Michael Ignatieff 23 February 2009 23 February 2013 17 October Union Leader of the party faction in the State Duma Petr Poroshenko
Boris Nemtsov Nemtsov 23 February 2013 23 February 2017 Progressive Party Chairman of the State Duma Mikhail Kasyanov
Natalia Poklonskaya Natalia Poklonskaya August 2015 (cropped) 23 February 2017 Incumbent Progressive Party Attorney General Boris Nemtsov

List of speakers of the Senate[]

List of speakers of the State Duma[]

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