forsetaræði
Forsetaræði refers to a form of government where a president, elected directly or indirectly by the people, holds significant executive power. This power can range from being the head of state and commander-in-chief of the armed forces to having substantial legislative and judicial influence. The specific powers and limitations of a president in a forsetaræði system are defined by the country's constitution.
In presidential systems, the executive branch is typically separate from the legislative branch, creating a system
Examples of countries with forsetaræði include the United States, where the president is both head of state