I recall this topic existance about 2 months ago, so here it is again: what's AN democracy index classification?
Here is a quick list and guide:
Full Democracy: This nation has extensive civil and political freedoms, stability and a clear separation of powers. Examples: Norway, Spain, Japan.
Flawed Democracy: This nation is democratic, but have some flaws in his system, such as for example corruption problems, less civil rights, a not-so clear separation of powers etc.
Examples: Hungary, Tunisia, Israel.
Hybrid Regime: This nation can be defined as an authoritarian democracy or democrature: they have some democratic aspects but also restrictions, corruption, strict laws or other major flaws. Can also be referred to "soft" autocracies.
Examples: Turkey, Ukraine (cuz of war), Hong Kong.
Authoritarian Regime: This nation is a dictatorship, with few to no elections and a huge control on the populance, as well as a strict security apparatus.
Examples: Russia, UAE, Fascist Italy.
Totalitarian: Well, self-explicative: the state controllate every aspects of citizens life and adopt draconian laws and rules to do so.
Examples: N*zi Germany, North Korea, Iran.
