Federal republic

A federal republic is a republic constituting a union of states or
districts. Each state or district retains a subordinate and limited
sovereignty under a central republican authority.

Examples include Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Russia, and the United States of America.

A republic is not a requirement for a federal form, e.g. Canada and
Australia are federations but not republics.

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