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Chapter 17

Principal Foreign Countries as of June 2008—Continued
Country UN
member
Capital Chief of state Legislative body Government type
Bulgaria Yes Sofia President National Assembly (unicameral) Parliamentary Democracy.
Burkina Faso do. Ouagadougou do. do. Parliamentary Republic.
Burma (Myanmar)[1] do. Rangoon (Yangon) Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) People’s Assembly(unicameral) Military Junta
Burundi do. Bujumbura President Parliament (bicameral) Republic.
Cambodia do. Phnom Penh King National Assembly (bicameral) Multiparty Democracy under a Constitutional Monarchy.
Cameroon do. Yaounde President National Assembly (unicameral) Republic; Multiparty Presidential Regime.
Canada do. Ottawa Queen (represented by Governor General). Parliament (bicameral) Constitutional Monarchy that is also a Parliamentary Democracy and a Federation.
Cape Verde do. Praia President National Assembly (unicameral) Republic.
Central African Republic do. Bangui do. do. do.
Chad do. N’Djamens do. do. do.
Chile do. Santiago do. National Congress (bicameral) do.
China do. Beijing do. National People’s Congress (unicameral) Communist State.
Columbia do. Bogota do. Congress (bicameral) Republic. Executive Branch dominates government structure.
Comoros do. Moroni do. Assembly of the Union (unicameral) Republic.
Conga, Democratic Republic of the do. Kinshasa do. Legislature (bicameral) do.
Congo, Republic of the do. Brazzaville do. Parliament (bicameral) do.
Costa Rica do. San Jose do. Legislative Assembly (unicameral) Democratic Republic.
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) do. Yamoussoukro do. National Assembly (unicameral) Republic; Multiparty Presidential Regime (est. 1960).[2]
Croatia do. Zagreb do. Assembly (unicameral) Presidential/Parliamentary Democracy.
Cuba do. Havana do. National Assembly of People’s Power (unicameral) Communist State.
Cyprus do. Nicosia (Lefkosia) do. House of Representatives (unicameral) Republic.
Czech Republic do. Prague do. Parliament (bicameral) Parliamentary Democracy.
Denmark do. Copenhagen Queen People’s Assembly (unicameral) Constitutional Monarchy.
Djibouti do. Djibouti President Chamber of Deputies (bicameral) Republic.
Dominica do. Roseau do. House of Assembly (bicameral) Parliamentary Democracy.
Dominican Republic do. Santo Domingo do. National Congress (bicameral) Democratic Republic.|-
  1. Since 1989, the military authorities in Burma have promoted the name Myanmar as a conventional name for their state; this decision was not approved by any sitting legislature in Burma, and the U.S. Government did not adopt the name, which is a derivative of the Burmese short-form name Myanma Naingngandaw.
  2. Government currently under power sharing agreement mandated by international mediators.