Nordic politics refers to the political systems and practices in the Nordic countries, which include Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. These countries are known for their strong welfare states, high levels of social equality, and democratic governance. Political parties in the region often emphasize social democracy, environmental sustainability, and human rights. The Nordic model combines free-market capitalism with extensive social welfare programs. This approach aims to provide citizens with access to education, healthcare, and social security while promoting economic growth. The Nordic Council facilitates cooperation among these nations, addressing common issues and enhancing regional collaboration.