Russian State Duma
Definition
The Russian State Duma is the lower house of the Federal Assembly of Russia, responsible for creating and passing laws in the country.
Related terms
Federation Council: The upper house of the Federal Assembly of Russia, which represents regional interests and approves legislation passed by the State Duma.
Vladimir Putin: The current President of Russia, who holds significant influence over the State Duma and plays a crucial role in shaping its decisions.
United Russia Party: The ruling political party in Russia that holds a majority in the State Duma and supports President Putin's policies.
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