The reference on government
Who governs, and how.
Governments, institutions and office holders worldwide, as sourced and verified records.
- Countries
- 193
- Office holders
- 4284
- Verified officially
- 52%
- Sources
- 1819
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Countries
193 governments, sourced
AfghanistanHasan Akhund
AlbaniaEdi Rama
AlgeriaSifi Ghrieb
AndorraXavier Espot Zamora
AngolaJoão Lourenço
Antigua and BarbudaGaston Browne
ArgentinaJavier Milei
ArmeniaNikol Pashinyan
AustraliaAnthony Albanese
AustriaChristian Stocker
AzerbaijanAli Asadov
BahamasPhilip Davis
BahrainSalman bin Hamad Al Khalifa
BangladeshTarique Rahman
BarbadosMia Mottley
BelarusAlexander Turchin
BelgiumBart De Wever
BelizeJohn Briceño
BeninRomuald Wadagni
BhutanTshering Tobgay
BoliviaRodrigo Paz Pereira
Bosnia and HerzegovinaBorjana Krišto
BotswanaDuma Boko
BrazilLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva
BruneiHassanal Bolkiah
BulgariaRumen Radev
Burkina FasoRimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo
BurundiNestor Ntahontuye
Cabo VerdeFrancisco Carvalho
CambodiaHun Manet
CameroonJoseph Dion Ngute
CanadaMark Carney
Central African RepublicFélix Moloua
ChadAllamaye Halina
ChileJosé Antonio Kast
ChinaLi Qiang
ColombiaAbelardo de la Espriella
ComorosAzali Assoumani
Costa RicaLaura Fernández Delgado
Côte d'IvoireRobert Beugré Mambé
CroatiaAndrej Plenković
CubaManuel Marrero Cruz
CyprusNikos Christodoulides
CzechiaAndrej Babiš
Democratic Republic of the CongoJudith Suminwa Tuluka
DenmarkMette Frederiksen
DjiboutiIsmail Omar Guelleh
DominicaRoosevelt Skerrit
Dominican RepublicLuis Abinader
EcuadorDaniel Noboa
EgyptMostafa Madbouly
El SalvadorNayib Bukele
Equatorial GuineaManuel Osa Nsue Nsua
EritreaIsaias Afwerki
- EstoniaKristen Michal
EswatiniRussell Dlamini
EthiopiaAbiy Ahmed
FijiSitiveni Rabuka
FinlandPetteri Orpo
FranceSébastien Lecornu
GabonBrice Clotaire Oligui Nguema
GambiaAdama Barrow
GeorgiaIrakli Kobakhidze
GermanyFriedrich Merz
GhanaJohn Dramani Mahama
GreeceKyriakos Mitsotakis
GrenadaDickon Mitchell
GuatemalaBernardo Arévalo
GuineaAmadou Oury Bah
Guinea-BissauIlídio Vieira Té
GuyanaIrfaan Ali
HaitiAlix Didier Fils-Aimé
HondurasNasry Asfura
HungaryPéter Magyar
IcelandKristrún Frostadóttir
IndiaNarendra Modi
IndonesiaPrabowo Subianto
IranMasoud Pezeshkian
IraqAli al-Zaidi
IrelandMicheál Martin
IsraelBenjamin Netanyahu
ItalyGiorgia Meloni
JamaicaAndrew Holness
JapanSanae Takaichi
JordanJafar Hassan
KazakhstanOlzhas Bektenov
KenyaWilliam Samoei Ruto
KiribatiTaneti Maamau
KuwaitAhmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah
KyrgyzstanAdylbek Kasymaliev
LaosSaleumxay Kommasith
LatviaAndris Kulbergs
LebanonNawaf Salam
LesothoSamuel Ntsokoane Matekane
LiberiaJoseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.
LibyaAbdul Hamid Dbeibah
LiechtensteinBrigitte Haas
LithuaniaMindaugas Sinkevičius
LuxembourgLuc Frieden
MadagascarMamitiana Jeannot Ruffin Rajaonarison
MalawiPeter Mutharika
MalaysiaAnwar Ibrahim
MaldivesMohamed Muizzu
MaliAbdoulaye Maïga
MaltaRobert Abela
Marshall IslandsHilda Heine
MauritaniaMokhtar Ould Djay
MauritiusNavinchandra Ramgoolam
MexicoClaudia Sheinbaum
MicronesiaWesley W. Simina
MoldovaVasile Tofan
MonacoChristophe Mirmand
MongoliaNyam-Osoryn Uchral
MontenegroMilojko Spajić
MoroccoFatima Ezzahra El Mansouri
MozambiqueDaniel Chapo
MyanmarMin Aung Hlaing
NamibiaNetumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
NauruDavid Adeang
NepalBalendra Shah
NetherlandsRob Jetten
New ZealandChristopher Luxon
NicaraguaDaniel Ortega
NigerAli Lamine Zeine
NigeriaBola Tinubu
North KoreaPak Thae-song
North MacedoniaHristijan Mickoski
NorwayJonas Gahr Støre
OmanHaitham bin Tarik
PakistanShehbaz Sharif
PalauSurangel Whipps Jr.
PanamaJosé Raúl Mulino
Papua New GuineaJames Marape
ParaguaySantiago Peña
PeruKeiko Fujimori
PhilippinesFerdinand Marcos Jr.
PolandDonald Tusk
PortugalLuís Montenegro
QatarMohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani
Republic of KoreaHan Seong-sook
Republic of the CongoAnatole Collinet Makosso
RomaniaIlie Bolojan
RussiaMikhail Mishustin
RwandaJustin Nsengiyumva
Saint Kitts and NevisTerrance Drew
Saint LuciaPhilip J. Pierre
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesGodwin Friday
SamoaLaʻaulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt
San MarinoCongress of State
São Tomé and PríncipeAmérico Ramos
Saudi ArabiaMohammed bin Salman
SenegalAhmadou Alhaminou Mohamed Lo
SerbiaĐuro Macut
SeychellesPatrick Herminie
Sierra LeoneJulius Maada Bio
SingaporeLawrence Wong
SlovakiaRobert Fico
SloveniaJanez Janša
Solomon IslandsMatthew Wale
SomaliaHamza Abdi Barre
South AfricaCyril Ramaphosa
South SudanSalva Kiir Mayardit
SpainPedro Sánchez
Sri LankaHarini Amarasuriya
SudanKamil Idris
SurinameJennifer Geerlings-Simons
SwedenUlf Kristersson
SwitzerlandFederal Council
SyriaAhmed al-Sharaa
TajikistanEmomali Rahmon
TanzaniaSamia Suluhu Hassan
ThailandAnutin Charnvirakul
Timor-LesteKay Rala Xanana Gusmão
TogoFaure Essozimna Gnassingbé
TongaLord Fakafanua
Trinidad and TobagoKamla Persad-Bissessar
TunisiaSarra Zaafrani Zenzri
TürkiyeRecep Tayyip Erdoğan
TurkmenistanSerdar Berdimuhamedov
TuvaluFeleti Teo
UgandaYoweri Kaguta Museveni
UkraineSergii Koretskyi
United Arab EmiratesMohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
United KingdomAndy Burnham
United StatesDonald J. Trump
UruguayYamandú Orsi
UzbekistanAbdulla Aripov
VanuatuJotham Napat
VenezuelaDelcy Rodríguez
VietnamLe Minh Hung
YemenShaea Mohsen Al-Zandani
ZambiaHakainde Hichilema
ZimbabweEmmerson Mnangagwa
Record of changes
Latest changes
15 Oct 2026
Gabon
The eight new members of the government are sworn in before the President.
15 Oct 2026
Somalia
14 Oct 2026
Mozambique
13 Oct 2026
Saint Kitts and Nevis
12 Oct 2026 Estonia
Ülle Madise becomes President of the Republic, succeeding Alar Karis.
12 Oct 2026
Morocco
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Read the method- Verified
- Confirmed by an official record of the government or institution.
- Sourced
- Backed by an identifiable, reputable source; not yet confirmed by an official record.
- Disputed
- Credible sources conflict, or the claim is formally contested.
- Unverified
- Proposed or collected, with insufficient evidence so far. Not shown as fact.
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Check
An editor opens every source and compares the claim with the source text.
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Record
Each claim is stored with its source, the date it was true and the date it was checked.