Asia (13 monarchies)
Which region of the world has the most monarchies today?
Asia's monarchies range from major powers like Japan to small states like Brunei.
Source: Wikipedia - List of current monarchies en.wikipedia.org
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About how many of the world's roughly 206 sovereign states use the word 'republic' in their official name?

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Asia (13 monarchies)
Asia's monarchies range from major powers like Japan to small states like Brunei.
Source: Wikipedia - List of current monarchies en.wikipedia.org
established in 930 AD
The Althing still functions as Iceland's parliament today, nearly 1,100 years after it was founded.
Source: Wikipedia - Republic (2024) en.wikipedia.org
12 monarchies
Europe still has more monarchies than the Americas, Africa, or Oceania.
Source: Wikipedia - List of current monarchies en.wikipedia.org
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