Editing Parliamentary system (section)

===Asia===
[[File:National Assembly of Armenia.jpg|right|thumb|[[National Assembly (Armenia)|National Assembly of Armenia]]]]
[[File:National_Assembly_of_Bangladesh_(06).jpg|thumb|[[Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban]], parliament building of Bangladesh]]
[[File:Glimpses of the new Parliament Building, in New Delhi (2).jpg|thumb|[[Sansad Bhavan]], parliament building of India]]
[[File:Baghdad Convention Center.jpg|thumb|[[Council of Representatives of Iraq]]]]
[[File:Knesset Building (South Side).JPG|thumb|[[Knesset]] of Israel in [[Jerusalem]]]] 	
[[File:MalaysianParliament.jpg|thumb|[[Parliament of Malaysia]]]]
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! width=130pt|Country !! Connection between the legislature and the executive
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|{{flagu|Armenia}}
|[[National Assembly (Armenia)|National Assembly]] appoints and (no sooner than one year) can dismiss through the [[constructive vote of no confidence]] the [[Government of Armenia]] 
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| {{flagu|Bangladesh}} || [[Jatiya Sangsad]] approves the [[Cabinet of Bangladesh]]
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| {{flagu|Bhutan}} || [[Parliament of Bhutan]] approves the [[Lhengye Zhungtshog]]
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| {{flagu|Cambodia}} || [[Parliament of Cambodia]] approves the [[Council of Ministers (Cambodia)|Council of Ministers]]
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| {{flagu|Republic of China|1928}} (Taiwan)||
* 1947 Constitution: The [[Legislative Yuan]] approves the [[Executive Yuan]] in which the premier is nominated and appointed by the president, with the consent of the Legislative Yuan.
* 2005 Amendments: The [[Legislative Yuan]] approves the [[Executive Yuan]] in which the premier is appointed by the president. The Legislative Yuan may vote for motion of no confidence.
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| {{flagu|Georgia}} ||The [[Prime Minister of Georgia|Prime Minister]] is nominated by a political party that has secured the best results in the parliamentary election. The nominee must be approved by the [[Parliament of Georgia (country)|Parliament]] and formally by the [[President of Georgia|President]]. The Prime Minister then appoints the [[Government of Georgia (country)|Cabinet of Ministers]].
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| {{flagu|India}} ||[[President of India]] appoints the leader of the political party or [[alliance]] that has the support of a majority in the [[Lok Sabha]] as [[Prime Minister of India]], who then forms the [[Union Council of Ministers]]
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| {{flagu|Iraq}} || [[Council of Representatives of Iraq|Council of Representatives]] approves the [[Cabinet of Iraq]]
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| {{flagu|Israel}} || A member of the [[Knesset]] that has the best chance of forming a coalition is given a mandate to do so by the [[President of Israel]]. On success, they are appointed as the [[Prime Minister of Israel]]. The Prime Minister then appoints the [[Cabinet of Israel]].
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| {{flagu|Japan}} || [[National Diet]] nominates the [[Prime Minister of Japan|Prime Minister]] who appoints the [[Cabinet of Japan]]
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| {{flagu|Kuwait}} || [[National Assembly (Kuwait)|National Assembly]] approves the Crown Prince who appoints the [[Prime Minister of Kuwait|Prime Minister]] who appoints the [[Cabinet of Kuwait]]
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| {{flagu|Laos}} || [[National Assembly (Laos)|National Assembly]] elects the [[President of Laos|President]] who nominates the [[Prime Minister of Laos|Prime Minister]]
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| {{flagu|Lebanon}} || Maronite Christian president is elected by the [[Parliament of Lebanon]]. He appoints the Prime Minister (a Sunni Muslim) and the cabinet. The Parliament thereafter approves the [[Cabinet of Lebanon]] through a vote of confidence (a simple majority).
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| {{flagu|Malaysia}} || Leader of the political party that has the support of a majority in the [[Dewan Rakyat]] is appointed [[Prime Minister of Malaysia]] by the [[Yang di-Pertuan Agong]], who then appoints the [[Cabinet of Malaysia]] on the advice of the Prime Minister.
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| {{flagu|Myanmar}} || [[Assembly of the Union]], by an [[Presidential Electoral College|electoral college]], elects the [[President of Myanmar|President]] who forms the [[Cabinet of Myanmar]]. However, Myanmar is currently under the rule of the [[State Administration Council]], which assumed power by [[2021 Myanmar coup d'état|coup d'état]]
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| {{flagu|Nepal}} || [[Parliament of Nepal]] elects the [[Prime Minister of Nepal|Prime Minister]] who, by turn, appoints the [[Cabinet of Nepal]]
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| {{flagu|Pakistan}} || [[Parliament of Pakistan]] elects the [[Prime Minister of Pakistan]] who has majority support of members of [[National Assembly of Pakistan]]. [[Cabinet of Pakistan]] is appointed by [[President of Pakistan]] on advice of Prime Minister. 
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| {{flagu|Singapore}} || Leader of the political party that has the support of a majority in the [[Parliament of Singapore]] is appointed [[Prime Minister of Singapore]] by the [[President of Singapore]], who then appoints the [[Cabinet of Singapore]] on the advice of the Prime Minister.
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| {{flagu|Thailand}} || The [[Monarchy of Thailand|Monarch]] appoints the MP or individual nominated by in the [[House of Representatives (Thailand)|House of Representatives]] (usually the leader of the largest party or coalition) as [[Prime Minister of Thailand|Prime Minister]], who forms the [[Cabinet of Thailand]].
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| {{flagu|Vietnam}} || [[National Assembly (Vietnam)|National Assembly]] elects the [[President of Vietnam|President]] and [[Prime Minister of Vietnam|Prime Minister]] who forms the [[Government of Vietnam|Cabinet]].
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