Tiny republics dot the map with isolated islands
The article surveys minuscule states across the world, noting Tavolara as the smallest by population with about 35 residents. It details its island location near Sardinia, a self-declared republic since 1836, a nonpaying president, and a constitution ensuring gendered equality.
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