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lololol Upvoted for humor! :D

But would a US President Al Gore have made a different decision in regards to this?

Putting the UN in charge of Afghanistan in 2001-2002 as a temporary measure does seem like a good idea, though:

Well, they could hold a new referendum in Albania later on if necessary. Even right now could theoretically be doable. I wonder what the real margin of victory for the pro-monarchy side in Albania in 1997 was, though. What do you think about Afghanistan?

Do you think that the Afghan monarchy could have realistically been restored in 2001-2002 (after the Taliban's ouster) had the US had a different President during this time? Or, for that matter, that the Afghan monarchy could be restored in the future if the Taliban will ever get overthrown again?

Yeah, sounds plausible enough. The issue there was that Bulgarians had such high hopes and expectations for him that ultimately ended up being unfulfilled even though he did take Bulgaria into both the EU and NATO. The end of Communism has ironically been rather harsh for Bulgaria due to mass...

The Spanish monarchy after Franco's death. That one still survives/lasts up to the present-day.

Which realisic monarchical restorations never actually occurred? So far, I could think of: -France in the early 1870s. This would have been especially plausible had Henri, Count of Chambord died a decade or more earlier. (His and his sisters' lifespans can be switched for the sake of this...