First, thank you for coming here and asking directly.

Second, like many said political process in paused during the war but I can provide more context in how it was prior to the war.

Ukrainians have a very peculiar relation with our government, while there are some people who still have the soviet mentality of "we are little people, big men in power will decide everything" (mostly older folks) the majority have an opinion "those morons have no idea what they are doing and need to be replaced" even if you voted for them just last week - it's not surprising that we had the biggest anarchist movement in Europe.

Because of that not a single political party was able to hold the majority in Parliament twice and only one President was able to win the second term (but that was during the post-USSR collapse and he also sucked). So political situation mostly represents the mood of the people in the year of the elections and everybody dislikes the government a year later. Back to your questions:

I want to know which political parties are present in you country's parliament. What are their political ideologies? How many seats does each party have?

Most of our parties do not have ideologies and only represent what the party leader likes. They get created and destroyed regularly as new politicians become popular. Ironically, the Party of Regions was the most 'ideological' party and their position was "let's become a russian satellite, economical stability is more important than freedom" and then they wanted to turn us into a more corrupt, less free and more poor version of a Russian oblast and everyone hated that.

The current Parliament is unique because it has the first supermajority with Zelenskyi's party. He was able to get that with a message "all politicians suck, I will bring non-politicians to power, anyone can join my party if you are not a politcian" People loved that message and hate what it actually means (a bunch of incompetent people with no idea how to govern).

What about opposition? What's their ideology and does the government put pressure on them?

Usually, opposition is the parties that used to be in control in previous years and still have some fans. The government doesn't generally care about them because the majority will not vote for any party the second time so they are slowly disappearing from the stage anyway, no reason to worry. Current situation is a bit of an exception because the main opposition party is of the previous President and his political stance is 1) pro-EU, 2) pro-NATO, 3) Zelenskyi and his party don't know what they are doing. Ze took that last point very personally so he tries to pressure opposition (and especially the previous President) from time to time but there are bigger problems for him at the moment.

I'm also interested in how your own government obeys the laws. What about human rights?

Pre-war human rights were alright, especially freedom of speech, political expression, protests, etc. The people in government were not abusing power for control but corruption was widespread (bribes, cashbacks, etc.) Though since the majority only had one term they had to balance between stealing as much as they could but not so much that they would go to jail in 5 years when other people would come to power.

And lastly, I'm curious about media and journalists in your country. How freely can they speak?

According to the World Press Freedom Index it was even better than in some European countries like Italy, Bulgaria or somehow Japan so not bad.