Antigua and Barbuda is an independent sovereign nation in the eastern Caribbean's Leeward Islands, consisting of two major inhabited islands—Antigua and Barbuda—along with smaller islets and the uninhabited dependency of Redonda. The capital is St. John's on Antigua, and it operates as a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy within the Commonwealth, with King Charles III as head of state. Renowned for its stunning beaches, coral reefs, and tropical landscapes, the country boasts a tourism-driven economy that forms the backbone of its prosperity, supplemented by offshore financial services.

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