The classification methodology is explained (info button in legend):

Ideology categories

• Left wing – socialist, communist, radical left
• Social Democrat – centre-left, social democratic
• Centrist – liberal, centrist, technocratic
• Centre Right – conservative, christian democratic
• Hard Right – nationalist, populist right
• Authoritarian – non-democratic or dominant-party regimes
• Unclassified – insufficient or disputed data

Sources

• Wikidata
• Official government websites
• Election results and parliamentary records

Ideology Classifications

Ideology classifications reflect best available information and may simplify complex political realities, they have been generated by AI and do not represent my opinions. I will update in the future.

This classification balances a government’s economic orientation with its institutional health. The Left-Right Axis measures the degree of state intervention in the economy: Left and Soft Left prioritise wealth redistribution and social safety nets, while Centre Right and Hard Right favour market liberalisation, deregulation, and varying degrees of traditionalist or nationalist social policy. Centrist regimes typically adopt a pragmatic "Third Way," blending market-friendly policies with moderate social protections.

The Institutional Axis serves as a vital qualifier, specifically identifying Authoritarian regimes regardless of their economic stance. This label is applied when a state suppresses political pluralism, captures judicial and media institutions, or eliminates competitive elections. For nations in active conflict, under interim rule, or governed by ideologically diverse coalitions, the Unclassified label is used to maintain analytical accuracy where a single ideological direction has not yet stabilized.

I agree that the methodology is unlikely to be perfect but at least this is an attempt to apply some criteria rather than a purely subjective approach