This means the President is both the country's leader and the head of the government.South Korea's government is organized into three parts: the legislative branch (makes the laws), the executive branch (enforces the laws), and the judicial branch (interprets the laws). These parts work separately.However their balance as a power is same.
North Korea:socialism
The country’s leader, known as the Supreme Leader, has the highest authority. The government is centered around the country, and North Korea follows a guiding idea called Juche, or "self-reliance." This idea emphasizes loyalty to the leader and the party, also all citizens must obey their decision.
