Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

Definition

The Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation is the national legislature of Russia, consisting of two houses - the State Duma and the Federation Council. It is responsible for making laws and representing the interests of the Russian people.

Related terms

State Duma:

The lower house of the Federal Assembly, composed of elected representatives who make laws and represent citizens' interests.

Federation Council:

The upper house of the Federal Assembly, consisting of representatives from each region or federal subject within Russia.

Legislative Branch:

The branch of government responsible for creating laws and regulations.