List of current heads of state and government
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This is a list of current heads of state and government in NationStates. Nations will often have a separate head of state and head of government, especially in parliamentary systems, where a premier or prime minister will manage day-to-day governmental operations while a monarch, president or other leader assumes a more ceremonial role as national figurehead. The role of head of state differs from nation to nation, however, and in some systems, particularly the presidential or dictatorial type, the head of state and the head of government are the same official. Some countries may have a semi-presidential system, where a separate head of government is elected or appointed, but the head of state shares some governmental responsibilities.
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- Astralsideria His Most Serene Majesty's title is, in full, His Most Serene Majesty King Leonid II, By The Grace Of God, Of All Astralsiderians, King, Defender Of The Faith.
- Billopesha: As a constitutional diarchy, the two diarchs share equally the powers and responsibility of head of state.
- Central and Eastern Visayas: As a semi-presidential republic, both heads have executive power; according to custom, the President has primacy in local affairs while the PM has primacy in foreign affairs.
- Dennholm: Under its current constitution, Dennholm is a constitutional monarchy. However, with the death of Nikolas IV of Dennholm, Parliament elected Frederik and Amanda as co-monarchs.
- Jey: The use of et alia is to denote the additional titles that the Emperor of The Allied Empire holds, including that which entail command of the army, head courts, WA representation, ambassadorship, etc.
- The Palentine: Jhessan assumes most responsibilities of head of state; Captain Spaulding mostly just plays golf all day.
