There are a few theocracies in the Middle East, like Iran or Saudi Arabia.
There are also "weak theocracies", where the ruler retains control over the church of the country, but laws are not necessarily promulgated based on the religious views of the ruler, such as the UK or Morocco.
Many Muslim countries are governed by the principles of Islamic law, but only Iran is actually ruled by the Islamic clergy, and is therefore the only true theocracy. Afghanistan, when it was ruled by the Taliban, was also a theocracy, but now it is what might be described as a struggling democracy.
Yes, when religious leaders run a government it is a theocracy. Many countries today are still theocratic.
The Vatican
Are countries today following Keynesian's economic policies today?
No, Iran is not the only country with a theocracy today, but it is the most prominent example. Other countries, like Vatican City, have theocratic elements, as the Pope holds both religious and political authority. Additionally, some nations, such as Afghanistan under the Taliban, exhibit theocratic governance in certain aspects, where religious law heavily influences state law. However, the degree and nature of theocracy can vary widely between these countries.
Iran is at least one.
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There are multiple countries that have a theocracy. One such country is Saudi Arabia and another is the country of Iran.
Vatican City is the only Christian theocracy on earth at this time.
yes