It would seem that the constitution of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) would limit the power of its monarchs to some degree, thus they wouldn't be absolute monarchs.
To what extent is the constitution a limitation on the monarchy's powers?
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Sign up to join this communityIt would seem that the constitution of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) would limit the power of its monarchs to some degree, thus they wouldn't be absolute monarchs.
To what extent is the constitution a limitation on the monarchy's powers?