Is there democracy in European countries?

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

I've been living there my whole life, and as far as I know in most countries in Europe the elections that are held, are according to democratic rules and fairness. There might still be some exemptions in the eastern part of Europe, but the western part is very democratic. After the elections it's always waiting if the politicians are actually doing what they are elected for to do, but the people do have a lot to say and influence in these countries, thats for sure.

Answer 3

Democracy, from Greek deimos = people and kratein = rule; and,

Plutocracy, from Greek plutos = wealth and kratein = rule.

You will find that the later should be the right denomination for most of those so called democratic regimes around the world.

Answer 4

Most countries in Europe are Democratic but some preserve the royals system just for show

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Good grief, yes. The concept of democracy was *invented* in Greece.

Answer 7

different countries have varying levels of democracy but in general, yes.

Answer 8

Is there really democracy anywhere?

Love and blessings Don

Answer 9

no we are ruled here by millitary regimes.
we are starving , the shops are empty , and we are forced to work for nothing. every 4 years there are the so called elections, where we can vote, with a gun pointing at us, everything is recorded with webcams and analysed by automated software bots.
its a terrible life in europe

Answer 10

Certainly. What a ridiculous question.

Answer 11

In some of them, yes. In some of them, no.