Prime Minister
The head of a political party is known as a party leader. Some examples are a President, prime minister, and general secretary.
Basically no. In theory she does still have a great deal of power, such as the power to appoint a prime minister and to declare war, but it has been accepted for the last century or more that these powers are in practice wielded by the parliament or prime minister, and if she did try to use them it would cause a constitutional crisis. She does have occasional meetings with the prime minister though. In fact, the current queen has been exceptionally careful, and successful, at avoiding political controversy. However her son, and presumed future king, has shown less restraint.
Nkrumah called for political freedom in Ghana, but once in power he put in place a one-party system with himself as a permanent leader.
Who is finace minister of Karnatka
the political leader and the minister was Moussa Traore
Khalid Khalaldeh is the Minister of Political Development for Jordan.
They get political followers and become head of a political party that runs him/her as prime minister.
The Prime Minister of England was Neville Chamberlain when Great Britain declared war on Germany on Sept 3, 1939
Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the President of India when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared state of emergency.
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Richard Todwong is the Minister Without Portfolio in Charge of Political Mobilization for Uganda.
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Andrew Fisher, Prime Minister of Australia three times, was a member of the Labour political party.
Prime Minister Menzies.