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The 21 pages that link to International recognition, each with the reason it gives.

• DiplomacyRelated: Diplomatic recognition can affect political legitimacy, representation, and access to international relations.

• TalibanRelated: The Taliban’s return to power has left its government without broad formal recognition.

• Westphalian sovereigntyRelated: Formal independence matters in practice when other states recognize a state's status.

• Vatican CityRelated: Vatican City’s statehood coexists with the Holy See’s separate diplomatic personality.

• South OssetiaRelated: Only a small number of states recognize South Ossetia as sovereign; most recognize Georgia’s territorial claim.

• SeparatismRelated: A successful declaration of independence does not by itself secure broad recognition as a state.

• Sahrawi Arab Democratic RepublicRelated: Recognition of the republic varies by country and has changed over time.

• Chechen Republic of IchkeriaRelated: Ichkeria’s limited recognition distinguished its de facto independence from widely accepted statehood.

• State of PalestineRelated: Countries differ in whether and when they recognize the State of Palestine.

• Tibetan sovereignty debateRelated: Tibet’s limited recognition as an independent state differs from arguments based on historical or effective control.

• Sovereign stateRelated: Recognition affects how statehood claims are treated internationally, though its legal role is contested.

• Territorial disputeRelated: Recognition can strengthen or weaken the international standing of competing territorial claims.

• Juan GuaidóRelated: Recognition gave Guaidó diplomatic standing without transferring Venezuela’s institutions to him.

• Islamic State of AfghanistanRelated: Rival governments complicated recognition of who represented Afghanistan during this period.

• Chinese annexation of TibetRelated: Tibet’s limited recognition as an independent state complicates claims about the agreement’s legal force.

• Independence referendumRelated: Recognition can determine whether a referendum’s declared independence gains practical effect abroad.

• Cho Yeo-jeongRelated: Parasite expanded the international audience familiar with Cho’s acting.

• Land (political territory)Related: Recognition can strengthen or contest claims over territory.

• Unrepresented Nations and Peoples OrganizationRelated: UNPO helps members seek attention for claims often absent from formal forums.