A "tyrant" --- which is derived from the same root as the word tyranny. the official title can be all sorts of things from Emperor, Czar, King, Queen, el Presidente, Supreme Ruler, General, or - as in the case of the head of state in North Korea - several titles at once: "Chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea", "Chairman of the Central Military Commission", "Chairman of the National Defence Commission", "Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army", and presidium member of the "Politburo of the Workers' Party of Korea".
The dictator normally takes the position of Head of State.
Prior to 2008, Bhutan was an Absolute Monarchy (which is an absolute dictatorship). Currently, Bhutan is not a dictatorship, but a Constitutional Monarchy, with an elected Parliament and a Prime Minister and the King being an important Head of State.
Australia has never experienced a dictatorship and no state in Australia has ever been a dictatorship.
It was a Dictatorship, with Hitler at its head.
That depends on the system of government. In a monarchy or dictatorship it will be the head of state. In some systems it will be a democratically elected head of state. In a constitutional monarchy or presidency, like the UK's, it will be the head of state's representative, the prime minister in most cases.
China is a single-party communist state. It is similar to a dictatorship except that the head of state is elected from among a small group of communist leaders.
The title of the head of state may be independent on the type of regime which occupies a state. For example, a president could be the leader of a democracy or a dictatorship. Likewise, in an oligarchy, there could be a president.
Neither. Spain is a Constitutional Monarchy. However, it acts as a de facto republic in that the King is really only the Head of State and stays out of most political affairs.
No not unless they are a theocratic dictatorship
Autorcracy
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A republic is a country which is not rules by a king (monarchy) prince (principality) or duke (duchy). It can be a democracy, an authoritarian state, a totalitarian state or a dictatorship.
The advantages are that this creates a check on the powers of each one, and avoids a dictatorship situation. The disadvantage is that it can take way to long to make decisions and pass laws.