Government refers to the system or group of individuals that governs or exercises authority over a political entity, such as a state or nation. It encompasses the mechanisms through which power and decision-making are organized and implemented, including the creation and enforcement of laws, policies, and regulations. Governments can take various forms, including democracies, monarchies, authoritarian regimes, and others, and they serve essential functions such as maintaining order, providing public services, ensuring national security, and representing the interests of citizens. The concept of government also includes its structure, which can be divided into branches (such as executive, legislative, and judicial) that help balance power and prevent abuse.
Japan's Diet is at a standstill due to halted discussions, causing tension and blame-shifting among lawmakers. A prominent ruling party member criticized the delay, accusing the opposition of undermining legislative…