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Reverted to revision 712102655 by Neve-selbert: I have certainly caught up with the talk page. Palestine remains bolded and I have changed the contents of the footnote, and the status of Kosovo has not yet been rectified. I won't revert again, although...
Reverted good faith edits by Neve-selbert (talk): It seems even this is controversial. Oh well, we are free to indeed discuss on the talk page. (TW)
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**Head of State –
**Head of State –
**#[[Catherine Samba-Panza]], [[list of heads of state of the Central African Republic|Head of State of the Transition of the Central African Republic]] (2014–2016)
**#[[Catherine Samba-Panza]], [[list of heads of state of the Central African Republic|Head of State of the Transition of the Central African Republic]] (2014–2016)
**#[[Faustin-Archange Touadéra]], [[President of the Central African Republic]] (2016–present)
**#[[Faustin-Archange Touadéra]], [[list of heads of state of the Central African Republic|President of the Central African Republic]] (2016–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Mahamat Kamoun]], [[Prime Minister of the Central African Republic]] (2014–2016)
**Prime Minister – [[Mahamat Kamoun]], [[Prime Minister of the Central African Republic]] (2016–present)
*'''{{flag|Chad}}'''
*'''{{flag|Chad}}'''
**President – [[Idriss Déby]], [[President of Chad]] (1990–present)
**President – [[Idriss Déby]], [[President of Chad]] (1990–present)
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**Governor –
**Governor –
**#[[Mark Andrew Capes]], [[Governor of Saint Helena]] (2011–2016)
**#[[Mark Andrew Capes]], [[Governor of Saint Helena]] (2011–2016)
**#[[Sean Burns (Tristan da Cunha)|Sean Burns]], [[Governor of Saint Helena|Acting Governor of Saint Helena]] (2016–present)
**#[[Sean Burns (Saint Helena)|Sean Burns]], [[Governor of Saint Helena|Acting Governor of Saint Helena]] (2016–present)
*'''{{flag|São Tomé and Príncipe}}'''
*'''{{flag|São Tomé and Príncipe}}'''
**President – [[Manuel Pinto da Costa]], [[President of São Tomé and Príncipe]] (2011–present)
**President – [[Manuel Pinto da Costa]], [[President of São Tomé and Príncipe]] (2011–present)
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**President – [[Fuad Masum]], [[President of Iraq]] (2014–present)
**President – [[Fuad Masum]], [[President of Iraq]] (2014–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Haider al-Abadi]], [[Prime Minister of Iraq]] (2014–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Haider al-Abadi]], [[Prime Minister of Iraq]] (2014–present)
*'''{{flag|Israel}}'''
*'''{{flag|Israel}}''' ([[international recognition of Israel|partially recognised state]])
**President – [[Reuven Rivlin]], [[President of Israel]] (2014–present)
**President – [[Reuven Rivlin]], [[President of Israel]] (2014–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Benjamin Netanyahu]], [[Prime Minister of Israel]] (2009–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Benjamin Netanyahu]], [[Prime Minister of Israel]] (2009–present)
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**President – [[Mamnoon Hussain]], [[President of Pakistan]] (2013–present)
**President – [[Mamnoon Hussain]], [[President of Pakistan]] (2013–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Nawaz Sharif]], [[Prime Minister of Pakistan]] (2013–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Nawaz Sharif]], [[Prime Minister of Pakistan]] (2013–present)
*'''{{flag|Palestine}}'''{{Thinsp}}{{efn|Palestine is administered ''de jure'' by the [[Palestinian National Authority]]. Supplementary to its status internationally as [[international recognition of the State of Palestine|partially recognised]], it remains an [[Palestinian territories|occupied state]] at the expense of Israel in the [[West Bank]].}}
*'''{{flag|Palestine}}''' ([[international recognition of the State of Palestine|partially recognized state]])
**President – [[Mahmoud Abbas]], [[President of Palestine]] (2005–present)
**President – [[Mahmoud Abbas]], [[President of Palestine]] (2005–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Rami Hamdallah]], [[Prime Minister of Palestine]] (2013–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Rami Hamdallah]], [[Prime Minister of Palestine]] (2013–present)
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**President – [[Sergio Mattarella]], [[President of Italy]] (2015–present)
**President – [[Sergio Mattarella]], [[President of Italy]] (2015–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Matteo Renzi]], [[Prime Minister of Italy|President of the Council of Ministers of Italy]] (2014–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Matteo Renzi]], [[Prime Minister of Italy|President of the Council of Ministers of Italy]] (2014–present)
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*'''{{flag|Kosovo}}''' ([[international recognition of Kosovo|partially recognised, secessionist state]]; [[United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo|under nominal international administration]])
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**President – [[Atifete Jahjaga]], [[President of Kosovo]] (2011–present)
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**Prime Minister – [[Isa Mustafa]], [[Prime Minister of Kosovo]] (2014–present)
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**UN Special Representative – [[Zahir Tanin]], [[Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Kosovo|Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Kosovo]] (2015–present)
*'''{{flag|Latvia}}'''
*'''{{flag|Latvia}}'''
**President – [[Raimonds Vējonis]], [[President of Latvia]] (2015–present)
**President – [[Raimonds Vējonis]], [[President of Latvia]] (2015–present)
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**#[[Gilles Tonelli]], [[Minister of State (Monaco)|Acting Minister of State of Monaco]] (2015–2016)
**#[[Gilles Tonelli]], [[Minister of State (Monaco)|Acting Minister of State of Monaco]] (2015–2016)
**#[[Serge Telle]], [[Minister of State (Monaco)|Minister of State of Monaco]] (2016–present)
**#[[Serge Telle]], [[Minister of State (Monaco)|Minister of State of Monaco]] (2016–present)
*'''{{flag|Montenegro}}'''
*'''{{flag|Montenegro}}''' ([[international recognition of Montenegro|partially recognized state]])
**President – [[Filip Vujanović]], [[President of Montenegro]] (2003–present){{Thinsp}}{{efn|Montenegro only became independent in 2006.}}
**President – [[Filip Vujanović]], [[President of Montenegro]] (2003–present){{Thinsp}}{{efn|Montenegro only became independent in 2006.}}
**Prime Minister – [[Milo Đukanović]], [[Prime Minister of Montenegro]] (2012–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Milo Đukanović]], [[Prime Minister of Montenegro]] (2012–present)
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**President – [[Tomislav Nikolić]], [[President of Serbia]] (2012–present)
**President – [[Tomislav Nikolić]], [[President of Serbia]] (2012–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Aleksandar Vučić]], [[Prime Minister of Serbia]] (2014–present)
**Prime Minister – [[Aleksandar Vučić]], [[Prime Minister of Serbia]] (2014–present)
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**{{flag|Kosovo}} ([[international recognition of Kosovo|partially recognised, secessionist state]]; [[United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo|under nominal international administration]])
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***President – [[Atifete Jahjaga]], [[President of Kosovo]] (2011–present)
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***Prime Minister – [[Isa Mustafa]], [[Prime Minister of Kosovo]] (2014–present)
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***UN Special Representative – [[Zahir Tanin]], [[Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Kosovo|Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Kosovo]] (2015–present)
*'''{{flag|Slovakia}}'''
*'''{{flag|Slovakia}}'''
**President – [[Andrej Kiska]], [[President of Slovakia]] (2014–present)
**President – [[Andrej Kiska]], [[President of Slovakia]] (2014–present)

Revision as of 00:44, 27 March 2016

See also

This is a list of heads of state, heads of governments, and other rulers in the year 2016.

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Eritrea only became independent in 1993.
  2. ^ South Sudan only became independent in 2011.
  3. ^ Bahrain only became independent in 1971.
  4. ^ Brunei only became independent in 1984.
  5. ^ Hun Sen was titled Second Prime Minister in 1993–98.
  6. ^ Kazakhstan only became independent in 1991.
  7. ^ Kim was referred to as supreme leader in 2011, and then appointed as First Chairman of the National Defence Commission in 2012—having been de facto leader of North Korea throughout.
  8. ^ Uzbekistan only became independent in 1991.
  9. ^ Montenegro only became independent in 2006.
  10. ^ The seven-member Swiss Federal Council is head of state and government collectively. Within this executive council, the president serves solely in a primus inter pares capacity for one year.

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