List of Prime Ministers of Bulgaria (4223 bytes)
1: ==Prime Ministers, 1879-1946==
7: *[[Alexander of Bulgaria|Prince Alexander]] 13 July 1881 - [[5 July]] [[18...
47: ==Chairmen of the Council of Ministers (Premiers), 1946-present==
62: *[[Stefan Sofiyanski]] (interim) 13 February - [[21 May]] 1997
64: *[[Simeon II of Bulgaria|Simeon Sakskoburggotski]] 24 July 2001 -

Prime Minister (21540 bytes)
1: :''Alternative meaning: [[Prime Minister (band)]]''
3: ...t in a [[parliamentary system]] of [[government]] of a country, alternatively
4: ... system]] whose duty is to execute the directives of the [[President]] and manage the [[civil service]...
6: ...|'''[[Winston Churchill]]''' <br>[[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] ([[1940]]-[[1945]], [[1951]]...
8: ...d War]] [[Winston Churchill]] was also [[Minister of Defence]].

Prime Minister of India (5789 bytes)
1: ...sident's duties are largely ceremonial, the Prime Minister has effective responsibility for government.
3: ...either has to be a current member of either house of Parliament, or be elected within six months.
5: ... periods, but is generally not counted as a Prime Minister in his own right.
7: ... faith, is the first non-[[Hindu]] Prime Minister of India.
9: The official residence of the Prime Minister of India is [[7 Race Course Road]].

Prime Minister of Jamaica (1401 bytes)
1: ...me Minister of Jamaica''' is [[Jamaica]]'s [[head of government]], currently [[Percival Patterson]].
3: ...e lower house of parliament, the [[Jamaican House of Representatives]].
5: ...ral]], who represents [[Elizabeth II]], the Queen of Jamaica.
7: ===Chief Ministers of Jamaica===
11: ===Prime Ministers of Jamaica===

Prime Minister of Singapore (1328 bytes)
1: ...le of [[Senior Minister]] in the Prime Minister's Office.
3: ...[[Senior Minister]], while the elder Lee became [[Minister Mentor]].
5: ==List of Prime Ministers==
11: *[http://www.pmo.gov.sg Prime Minister's Office]
14: ...Lists of office-holders|Singapore, Prime Minister of]]

Prime Minister of Slovenia (1699 bytes)
1: ...of Slovenia]], who is directly elected, the Prime Minister is appointed by Parliament, and must control a ma...
7: |'''Took Office'''
8: |'''Left Office'''
21: |[[Liberal Democracy of Slovenia|Liberal Democrats]]
39: |[[Liberal Democracy of Slovenia|Liberal Democrats]]

Deputy prime minister (1191 bytes)
1: ...nces of [[Canada]] each have the analogous office of '''Deputy Premier'''.
3: ...is often asked to succeed to the Prime Minister's office following the PM's sudden death or unexpected...
5: ... to one of the most senior, experienced ministers of the cabinet.
7: ==Specific Offices==
9: *[[Deputy Prime Minister of Australia]]

Prime Minister of Russia (4294 bytes)
1: ...f Russia''' is the current [[Head of Government]] of the [[Russian Federation]].
3: ... positions are sometimes referred to as the prime ministers.
5: ...d is second-in-line to the presidency in the case of the President's death or resignation.
7: ==Prime Ministers of Russia, 1905-1917==
11: |'''Took Office'''

Prime Minister of Malta (2878 bytes)
1: ...and a majority of the votes in parliament to hold office.
3: ... have served as Prime Minister of Malta since the office was established in [[1921]]. The post did not...
10: |'''Took Office'''
11: |'''Left Office'''
44: |colspan=5 align=center|''Office Abolished''

Prime Minister of Israel (4930 bytes)
1: ...eader of the largest political party or coalition of parties in the [[Knesset]] (the Israeli parliamen...
3: ... of "Premier" is used when referring to the Prime Minister.
5: ...ections, the Prime Minister is chosen as the head of the largest party in the Knesset.
7: ==Prime Ministers of Israel (1948-Present)==
8: ...ple have served as Prime Minister of Israel. Four of those people have served on two non-consecutive o...

Prime Minister of Japan (3857 bytes)
1: ...tate. The current, since [[2001]], Prime Minister of Japan is [[Junichiro Koizumi|Koizumi Junichiro]].
5: ...entatives can ensure the appointment of any Prime Minister it wishes.
7: ...by convention usually been occupied by the leader of the largest party in the Diet, which has usually ...
11: The Prime Minister:
12: *Chairs meetings of the Cabinet.

Prime Minister of Canada (13969 bytes)
2: ...] of ''[[Right Honourable]]''. The current prime minister is the Rt. Hon. [[Paul Martin]].
6: '''[[Paul Martin]]'''<br>Current Prime Minister<br>(2003-)</div>
10: ...ex Drive]] in [[Ottawa]], [[Ontario]]. All Prime Ministers have lived there since [[Louis St. Laurent]] in ...
14: ...'[[William Lyon Mackenzie King]]'''<br>10th Prime Minister<br>(1921-1926; 1926-1930; 1935-1948)</div>
15: ...fix "Sir" before their name (of the first 8 Prime Ministers, only [[Alexander Mackenzie]] refused knighthood...

Prime Minister of Australia (9605 bytes)
1: ...jpg|thumb|300px|The current (25th) Prime Minister of Australia, John Howard (sitting, fifth from left)...
3: ...r has been [[John Howard]] of the [[Liberal Party of Australia|Liberal Party]]
7: ...cally can dismiss the Prime Minister or any other minister at any time, but his or her power to do so is hea...
10: ...ere explicitly provided for in the [[Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900|Australian consti...
12: ...e more difficult, since there the Government will often be in a minority.

Prime Minister of Vanuatu (3006 bytes)
1: ...anuatu''' is the effective head of the government of [[Vanuatu]].
3: ...r she will continue to carry out the functions of office until a successor is elected.
5: ... Prime Minister's tenure, meaning that if a Prime Minister dies or resigns, the entire cabinet is dismissed.
7: ...o far, seven people have served as Prime Minister of Vanuatu, sometimes on multiple occasions.
13: |'''Took Office'''

Prime Minister of Burundi (559 bytes)
3: ! Prime Minister !! Date

Prime Minister of Sweden (7132 bytes)
1: ... Minister, but ironically it had been the absence of his informal leadership in the Government that ha...
3: {{Politics_of_Sweden}}
5: == Under the Constitution of 1809 ==
6: ... Excellency, an honour shared only with the Prime Minister.
9: ...rovided a new [[Constitution of Sweden|Instrument of Government]] which formally established the [[par...

Prime Minister of Finland (7673 bytes)
1: ...Division'' was transformed into that of a [[prime minister]].
3: ...[[President of Finland|President]], who is [[Head of State]].
5: ... then a third voting occurs, in which all Members of Parliament can nominate candidates, and [[relativ...
7: ...ld have gained relative majority, i.e. the leader of the largest party.
9: ... although the ministers must enjoy the confidence of the Parliament.

Prime Minister of France (1309 bytes)
2: ...France'') is the functional head of the [[Cabinet of France]].
4: ...r party controls the National Assembly) the Prime Minister's importance is enhanced, since the president has...
6: ... France who actually presided over the Council of Ministers.
8: The current Prime Minister of France is [[Jean-Pierre Raffarin]]
10: *[[List of Prime Ministers of France]]

Prime Minister of the Netherlands (2683 bytes)
1: ...weede Kamer]]), and is a member of the Council of Ministers.
3: === Dutch Prime Ministers since World War II ===
7: |'''Prime Minister'''
101: For earlier ones, see [[List of Prime Ministers of the Netherlands]]
103: [[Category:Politics of the Netherlands]]

Prime Minister of Iran (2753 bytes)
1: ...ister of Iran''', but [[Iran]] has had many prime ministers since the [[Qajar]] era, when the country was in...
3: ==Prime Ministers of Qajar era==
4: ...zir'' (prime minister) was rarely used. The prime minister was usually called by the honorific title ''hazra...
6: ==Prime Ministers of Islamic Republic of Iran==
7: ...tion had been reached one day before the invasion of the [[United States]] embassy by the Iranian stud...

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