Are there any other countries that are only partially recognized? *Also if you want, check out the new video: **ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e7fF5A8JtGQ.html*
See what you are saying, but you can take 3 off the FIFA number - in the UK we have separate football associations for each of the nation's in the union. Naturally Scotland, Wales and Norn' Eire aren't separate countries.. yet.
@@SewerRatsarepeopletoo Yeah Northern Ireland is definitely on the way out in the next couple of years. It is Majority Catholic now because Catholics have essentially out bred the Protestants which does not bode well for British Control.
@@spiffygonzales5160 All religions have different sects and denominations. Look at the Muslims they have Shia, Suni, and Ibadi that always fight with each other too.
The problem of the UN is that some countries don't recognize others because of self-interests, ideologies or either childish confrontations... (Edit: this comment is outdated and doesn't represent my opinion, it is also very populist, so this doesn't represent the reality at all.)
Or because, you know... Kosovo is Serbian land and only exists so the Us and Albania have a puppet, PRC forcefully took control over the Chinese land, Northern Cyprus is ethnically and historically Greek/British/Cyprusian and turky has no right to it......
@@vivanovo it makes sense to me that kosovo (95% albanian ethnicity) is seperate from serbia (mostly serbian ethnicity). Can you tell me why you disagree with that?
@@ismailshahzad6368 only after the Turkish invasion. Cyprus never ever was turkish. And Palestine is mostly the fault of egypt. If the UN partion plan was accepted (remember the Israelis accepted land made up mostly of desert and swamps unlike the land meant for an arab state), we could have avoided this conflict. Also it's often overlooked that Jordan was also part of palestine (making up the biggest part of it) and has a majority palestinian population but is ruled by the bedouin minority (somehow no one cares about this).
The Armenia thing kinda cracks me up. Pakistan: We're not gonna recognize them because we're buddies with Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan: It's fine, even we recognize them. Pakistan: Nah, fuck them! Azerbaijan: ...fine, whatever.
@@kakashi9557 Yeah, I figured as much. Most people only know Azerbaijan from Grand Theft Auto. "How the fuck am I supposed to know what they look like? You could be an Azer-bi-gina for all I know!"
Hell there is not even any state propaganda against Armenia by Pakistani establishment. Nobody even knows the word "Armenian" except from a few porn clips maybe. I'm sure they are humans just like us unless....
3:19 countries who support Israel: USA, UK, AUSTRALIA... countries who support the palestinians: IRAN, SYRIA, NORTH KOREA... "tell me who are your friends and I will tell you who you are"
I believe Spain doesnt recognize Kosovo because of their fear of Catalunya and the Basque region doing the same as Kosovo did and declare a unilateral independence. I suppose Gibraltar doing the same is a reason as well, since Spain also claims that territory.
@@plugthehammer4323 however you are typing in English. So unless you are going to type kanji when speaking about Japan, your claim is a falacy and you should refer to each country in the English name or a transliteration if it is available. When speaking English, that is.
@@yochema95 Calm down, eat a snicker. English is my fourth language and I just wanted to write Catalunya in one of the languages I speak. What is your big problem with that?
Afghanistan will be an example of a government that is not recognized, which is different from a country that is not recognized. Countries could recognize that Afghanistan as a country exists but not recognize the Taliban government as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.
@@javiersaneiro6412 Good points! So Afghanistan is most certainly a country, but one whose administration is disputed between the Taliban and the supporters of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. I guess this would make Afghanistan more similar to Venezuela or Yemen than any of the countries in this video!
The West is clamoring about human rights every day! human rights! But they always pretend not to see that the United States is killing Afghan children, which is really interesting.🤣
@@goodguyyt using government recognition rather than country recognition. A lot of countries also do not recognize the government's of Venezuela and Belarus with that methodology
@@goodguyyt Some countries recognize Maduro as the true president of Venezuela while others recognize Guaido (who is backed by the United States) as the true president of Venezuela.
The actual truth though is that communist countries recognize the the PRC because fellow commie, and capitalist countries also recognize the PRC because capitalism and monney (even though a lot secretly support or at least belive in the ROC more). Only a few nations have the balls to go against the big bully PRC. And then there's Bhutan...
Chad communist: simply mention taiwan as china to get westerners upset Virgin westerner: does not understand the complexities of the one china policy and rages out
@@nexmastercz5618 "communist countries" do not even exist because communism is a utopia that never even came close to existing. The correct term is socialist countries. Socialism exists in some countries, it is a VERY distorted version of socialism, but it exists.
No, it's more like this: Vanuatu: Sup dude. Russia: Sup. Vanuatu: Have you got cash? Russia: Yep, here you go. Vanuatu: That's only for one. Russia: Yep. Vanuatu: Ok, I'll take South Ossetia then. Russia: Oh come on dude, give me something here. Abkhazia is bigger in land and pop, take it. Vanuatu: Hmm, idk, I kinda like two words, I'm not into landmass like you man. Russia: I'll pay more. Vanuatu: deal. Russia: deal.
@@risannd vanuatu is a country that likes to heat up other countries because it likes to support the division of a country, fortunately many countries don't really care about vanuatu if that country cares and they feel angry that vanuatu will disappear from the map
For Israel, your map has to be updated to reflect the changing positions of: 1. UAE 2. Bahrain 3. Morocco 4. Sudan Where all four countries now recognise both states.
I’m Taiwanese. Now we don’t care about being the sole heir to China. Now we just want to be Taiwan. We want to recognize China as China and we as Taiwan.
And oddly enough, the PRC will declare war if you formally declare independence and claim nothing that you don't already own (if I understand the situation correctly, I may not). That really sucks.
The Western Sahara is actually different from the others. The land is controlled by the government of Morocco so there is no Sahrawi political representation. No sahrawi currency, president, ministers, etc. The other cases like South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Kosovo and so on have a political structure and control the land.
@@hamzabel5782 This doesn't change the fact that there is no political influence in the territory unlike other examples in this video. The Moroccan government has the control of the territory economically, politically and militarily.
To have a country before even having international relations you need to actually control and occupy the territory and have a government structure wich you don't have,Western Sahara is just southern Morroco.The thing is that Algeria is using you to have a puppet nation over there.
@@hamzabel5782 are you nuts? " UN nation recognized western Sahara as occupied territory since 1975"?? This is not true. Firstly, it was designated as a "non-self governing territory" in 1963 (NOT 1975) at the request of MOROCCO to end Spanish occupation over the Moroccan southern territories. No where does the UN say its "occupied" (foreign occupation there ended in 1975). Secondly, only 39 countries (out of some 194) currently recognize the "Sahrawi Republic", although that doesn't make this invisible desert republic real. The truth is what you call "Western Sahara" is governed by the Kingdom of Morocco almost in it's entirety, no differently than how Casablanca, Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir, etc. are governed, not through "occupation" as you baselessly allege. It was Moroccan before the European invasion of Africa and after, if you can't handle that then you can go bang your head against a wall.
@@Mashfi23 the majority of taiwanese supports Taiwan being a seperate entity instead of being the real China. this is also the mentality of the current government as well. i personally am in support of defending our independence and being separate from China
I have been to two of them. Taiwan and Transnistria and count them as countries visited on my goal to reach 100 . Transnistria is a charming place with good food and friendly people .
Transnistria is not a country. Russia messed everything up in order to have Russian influence in every former Soviet nation. Kaliningrad, formerly known as Konigsberg, was not wanted by Poland or Lithuania (or Germany) after Soviet Union broke down because they didnt want Russia messing with them. That little piece of land between Poland and Lithuania is mostly Russian populated. So is Transnistria. If Moldova is no longer a sovereign nation Transnistria has a legal right to become independent or join Ukraine or Russia... its written in the Moldovan Constitution... guess who put that in the Moldovan Consitution...
@@dynamyt3 Funny you should mention Kaliningrad . In September 2022 I visited the Baltic countries. We got so close the Lithuanian border with it, 1/4 mile, that one guy's cell phone welcomed him to Russia!
@@dynamyt3 so moldovans who were saying to people of Transnistria: "suitcase, train station, Russia" is a fault of Russia. Okay, and ukrainian fascists who were fighting for Transnistria hoping it would become a part of Ukraine is also a fault of Russia. Because there is just no way dissolution of the biggest country in the world would naturally lead to territorial conflicts, right?
you can't claim a Russian satellite state is a country just because you want to brag on your social media that you've been to 100 countries. Shame on you, people are suffering and people like you are supporting this for your own selfish reasons
vanuatu is a country that likes to heat up other countries because it likes to support the division of a country, fortunately many countries don't really care about vanuatu if that country cares and they feel angry that vanuatu will disappear from the map
In an alternative universe, this is a video where members of the public are asked to identify countries and end up being awarded half a point for most of them.
Taiwan: You may call me China. China: No! *I* am China. Taiwan: OK you can be China, I'll call myself Taiwan then. China: NO! YOU ARE CHINA! Taiwan: *mental confusion* Also fun fact, the only reason why Taiwan still claims that it rules all of China is because, if we said otherwise the CCP can use this wordplay to give itself a reasonable excuse to invade. THE Taiwanese government only holds this claim for self-safety and to keep the status quo of sovereignty ambiguity so the CCP can't find any excuses to start wars.
I am Taiwanese and i support the one china policy, because yes, there is only one country of China, but also there’s also one country of Taiwan. both countries are completely separate and independent entities.
@@zhengchen9405 Right, because they are forced to keep it that way. If they change the Constitution to no longer lay claim to the mainland, the PRC claims it will declare war, ironically enough,
@@zhengchen9405 uhhh... do you have a credible source for that, or are you just guessing? What you're suggesting is as insane as saying that the leaders of Cuba want to take over the US - its utter nonsense. How exactly would they take control?
Somaliland is the one that has always confused me the most. Why not recognize Somaliland? It used to be independent. At this point it has once again been de facto in existence for as long as it was part of Somalia. All that part of Africa is tribal anyway (below the highlands of Ethiopia, which are culturally distinct) so I see no reason to question the legitimacy of Somaliland.
No one, absolutely no one in power wants to change the status quo in Africa willingly. A single border change in africa would lead to a domino effect unlike anything you've ever seen. Think about all of the local minorities/ interested parties that want to change the borders to their benefit, Somaliland is just one of dozens of cases where a border change is due.
Most of the reason is that other countries don’t want succession movements and most people who are not from the Isaac tribe don’t like it. Because most of their clan is in Somalia.
A common theme with recognition of nations is the Western and Oceanic unity. Most of the time West Europe, USA, Canada, Japan and Australia present a united front. They seem to have a common policy and rarely have different views.
There is a football competitions called CONIFA It a world cup for unrecognized countries from all over the world I'd like to see a video about these interesting countries
@@easytiger6570 well, she recognises both Palestine and Israel, Transnistia has some aid (?), South Ossetia and Abkhazia are recognise by her, informal relationship with Taiwan counts kinda Not recognized from this video are only Kosovo, Somalia, Morocco's situation (can't remember the name) and Turkey's side of Cyprus I don't know about Transnistia situation a whole lot tho, I just basing it on this video Also thanks Neil Bowman
Many countries have consulates to Morocco in Western Sahara, for example UAE or Jordan, which is pretty much recognition. In some cases they even stated publicly their support of Morocco’s claim and explicitly said this is the exact reason why they open it in the first place.
Morocco is inhabited by several different ethnic groups but which are all of Berber origin, there are the riffain, the chleuh, the zayane, the Saharawis, the Arabo-Berbers, I am chleuh-saharaoui..... the problem of Morocco is that it was colonized by 2 different countries, Spain and France, they are shared a country of 1200 years of history, in 1959 Morocco takes its independence from France, Morocco claims Western Sahara but Spain will not leave, in 1975 Morocco made a pacifist march that was called in Morocco the green march, 350,000 Moroccans and 40,000 soldiers headed for the Sahara to put pressure on Spain which ended up leaving like thieves giving itself the keys, Morocco settled in the Sahara and the Sahara became Moroccan, through a territory occupied by the polisario..it is algeria which finances and arms the polidario, they want to create the R.A.S.D (democratic saharaoui arab republic) while the ancestors of the saharaouis is the berber sanahdja tribes,and it is they with the chleuh tribes who will build marrakèch the capital of the dynasty of the almoravids ..... the colors of the flag of the SADR have nothing to do with north africa, the star and the crescent of moon on their flag has nothing to do with the Moroccan Sahara, the star and crescent moon on the Algerian and Tunisian flag refer to the Turkish Ottoman Empire, Morocco was never an Ottoman conquest. ... in short, the Sahara is Moroccan and we got it back in 1975 :)
You mentioned IOC recognition of Kosovo, and now I feel it was a missed opportunity to talk about IOC members that aren't full countries in their own right.
For instance, there's the Russian Olympic Committee or whatever it was called, because I guess the Russian Federation proper isn't allowed in. And the ROC is not to be confused with the Republic of China, more commonly known as Taiwan, or "Chinese Taipei" according to the Olympics. And also I think there's a Puerto Rican team separate from the American team, and I imagine there are other teams similar to that too.
@@soul8938 So, you notice South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Transnistria? All of those are Russian-backed, and it's generally understood that a country can't become a part of NATO if Russia occupies a part of it. (I'm not saying that there aren't any legitimate reasons why some of the people who live there might be uncomfortable being part of Moldova or Georgia, for instance, but that's the geopolitics of it). The Russian invasion of Georgia coincided with a very public attempt by Georgia to join NATO. Although the video didn't mention it, the unrecognized states in eastern Ukraine sprung up under similar circumstances. Russia is terrified of countries on their border joining NATO, because it would (hypothetically) be much easier for NATO to invade Russia. To put this into perspective - half the territory that Hitler and Napoleon had to slog through to get to Moscow is no longer a part of Russia. If NATO wanted to invade (for whatever reason) they could probably take and hold Moscow much easier than anyone since the Mongols (NATO accounts for 70% of the World's defense spending, by the way) Also, if a country like the Ukraine were to join the EU, and they went through the sort of economic transformation (together with fully free and fair elections) that Poland, Czechia and Slovakia have gone through since the 90s, that would be very dangerous for Putin as many Russians would inevitably ask "why can't we have that here?" (It's a common belief in some parts of Eastern Europe that joining the EU is the key cleansing their countries from corruption - even as they are also often Euro-skeptic once their countries are in because they rather like a degree of independence. How well that works in actual practice is beyond me). I'm live in the US, but I've been reading about this sort of thing for the past 7 years or so. I realize this isn't a very good summary, but I hope this helps.
@@jeffbenton6183 Im not informed enough about south ossetia and the others you mentioned to give an honest answer about that but like i said i would fully support a people group who has been suffering under their current nation due to their culture ethnicity religion or whatever to fight for their right to self governing. What you’re mentioning is geopolitical moves by superpowers the way you described it they are mere puppet states of russia so no real freedom. Although im not a fan of russia at all i wouldn’t want nato invading russia…your comment seems like they want to spread democracy and freedom and the world has seen often enough how that ends.
i didn't expect you to make this big mistake more than 60 countries in the world recognize morocco souvernity over western Sahara and 24 countries have already established consulted in the city of Laayoune in Dakhla as diplomatics representations to morocco
@@nabildovanipapir306 yeah the autonomous province with its own government flag anthem a different people a different language different religion different currency which has not been under serbian control for 30 years :D
1:21 Funfact NOW a days India is One of the biggest Enemies of PRC(Mainland China) But in the 1940's when the PRC was Formed India was the First Country To recognise PRC as a Country
A new eastern nation received military support from Russia for breaking away from a bigger nation: Est nation 🏴☠️: thank you ! you have freed us ! Russia 🇷🇺: i wouldn't say freed, more like under new management.
I kinda expected you to mention the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics in Ukraine when you were talking about all he russian backed partially recognized countries
he only one who recognized these fake republics is North Korea. They're nothing but temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories that are run but Russian puppets and proxies, and will eventually disappear as Russia failed to invade.
@@BallMuncher555 I don’t know for certain, but I’d assume it’s to do with when a diplomat from Armenia was murdered by one from Azerbaijan at a peace conference in Hungary, and Hungary just sort of left him go.
@@veryblocky they were soldiers studying in a joint international program. The Azeri formulated a plan to hunt down the two Armenian soldiers because he was a racist monster. To put it more diplomatically, he wanted to avenge the Khojaly massacre from the first Artsakh war… which was already “avenged” but that’s a different story. Anyway, he bought an axe and found the Armenian soldier (who was not even born during the first Artsakh war btw) asleep in his bed. The Azeri chopped him to pieces in his sleep. Then he hunted down the second one but was caught and arrested on his way to the second Armenian’s room. Hungary had the Azeri soldier in a prison… but then extradited him back to Azerbaijan where he received a hero’s welcome. He was awarded “national hero of Azerbaijan” or something like that, got a free apartment, and years of back pay for the time he spent in prison in Hungary.
And yet Azerbaijan is a country which hosted Euro 2020 football matches and a grand prix. No matter how heinous your conduct, how questionable your government, bribes can make everything better.
@@daviroza4700 you mean Daarood land becoz only daarood clan are the one hate Somaliland existence just becoz Isaaqs are the majority there unlike Somalia n Nfd or Ddsi in which daaroods are majority thats typical evilness n prejudice beleive , am sorry mate wether u hate or dislike there is nothing u can cnange about Somaliland existence and remember Isaaqs are the ones created the failer unity with somalia and u Daaroods were the ones used to reject and tried to boycot but Isaaqs forced u to accept the sixties unity with somalia by wining the famous referendum between Isaaqs unionists vs Daarood separatists so what u chatting about mate dont come to me with ur fake ass about somalia's failed unity which u Daaroods were the ones who destroyed frm the firts place , simple as that , Cased Closed
@@Frosty00902 I was explaining Halle, he pronounces Kazakhstan and the other STAN countries. Weirdly I get it his accent, but it just sounds annoying like when people pronounce Nike or Adidas wrong.
"Relationship between Serbia and Kosovo is getting better" while both sides rn have almost their full fighting capabilities on eachothers non-existent borders getting ready for the worst
I love Geography and cultures. They were some of my most liked subjects in school. As for Taiwan and China. I still say Taiwan has the right to waive their nations flag during any sporting events, including the Olympics. Dont mix politics with sports. Hello from Japan.🗾✌️
@@andyshih4117 there is some Kind of contract that forbidds them to change their name. And PRC still has one China policy so it would not make a difference
apparently, the reason japan is the only country with a map-emoji is emojis were first made and only expected to be used in Japan. Must've not changed since the 90s and we still have these Japan only emojis.
For Israel and Palestine it is obvious that most developed countries, mainly US and allies, stand for Israel. And almost all Arab countries stands for Palestine.
For the Moroccan one almost all arab countries have opened embassies in the sahara region solidifying Morocco's claim on it alongside a couple of other african countries
I really like ur videos! I loved the one on which u talked about what would happen if Spain would split up. You really do a lot of research because as a spaniard, I can assure everything you said was true. Greeting from Madrid
These partially recognised countries should make a sort of committee of union of some sort. Mabey help each other to conquer the places they are declaring independence from/separated from.
@@nam_1018 funny thing is that the "countries" in that organisation are so corrupt, that not even other unrecognized countries like somaliland and taiwan want to recognize them the only exception being western sahara
but then countries such as Taiwan don’t want to fight with the country that claims it. Taiwan doesn’t want to cause conflicts while China keeps looking for opportunities to start a war. Besides, Taiwan’s mentality is that it is already an independent country (factually is) so the people don’t think that there is a need to emphasise that by starting a war
@@donpeters2029 Yes, you have. You just can't accept the truth. It is a real country whether you like it or not. Google Maps even says it's a real country. Israel existed before Palestine did. Palestine didn't exist until after the original Kingdom of Israel collapsed.
@@alhamdulillhforislam458 You know what it is. Don't pretend that you don't. You just can't accept the truth. Israel is a real country whether you like it or not. Google Maps even says it's a real country. Israel existed before Palestine did. Palestine didn't exist until after the original Kingdom of Israel collapsed.
Except that we all know in advance that it will be the U.S with an overwhelming majority there. They've basically got a military presence all over the place, it's a bit of a joke as far as I'm concerned. Also, I don't like the fact of Pine Gap, and I don't like that U.S Marine base in Darwin. Think about it, if you had foreign military running around your country, would YOU be happy?
Bhutan actually recognizes very few countries, not because they don't recognize them actually, but because they want to preserve their land, and so don't invite many embassies over to their capital. Israel was actually recognized by them in the past year or two.
Mate you failed to mention that Kosovo is only independent because US has their base there and that base is strategically important for its' location. Everyone is on Kosovo's side, seeing the story of only that perspective. Despite the fact that, before sanctions and discrimination was imposed on the Albanians, Serbs were treated badly and many were forbidden to move to Kosovo subregion or to return to it. Never the less, good job on the video.
The issue is, in many of these examples, a video explaining the situation in detail would almost immediately become demonetized, or worse, even cause the video (and channel) to be censored.
@@Patches2212 Fair. It's kind of hard to explain situations like these without unintentionally taking sides, or just saying "really *both* sides are terrible."
I am a Serb and Kosova is, or at least was, part of Serbia. On Kosovo we, Serbs, have a long history and one of most important historic events for us happened on it, The Battle Of Kosovo (1389.) against Osman Empire. Our prince Lazar died in that battle, as well Osman emperor Murad. Albanians simply declared Kosovo as a country and got away with it, even tho it was Serbian territory. They also forced lot of Serbs to leave Kosovo and bullied Serbs that lived there.
You clearly don't know anyone from these regions, then. Because my friends in Luhansk don't want anything to do with Russia.. the country who has been bombing them since 2014
8:22 why you didnt menitioned 1244 resolution of UN for kosovo... its just occupated territory and serbia wont recognize it cuz we have half of our historical culture on kosovo... and if kosovo become country monesteries will be ruined like a bunch on them since albanians came on kosovo...
So Kosovo becoming part of Serbia will "preserve Serbian culture and monasteries"???!? That is not very smart. Serbia should accept Kosovo's independence and become a part of the EU. Serbia has neglected and committed many human rights crimes in Kosovo and Albanians. Kosovars only stayed part of Yugoslavia because we wanted to experience the (somewhat) growing economy of Yugoslavia. Once Yugoslavia broke-up, we wanted to leave.
@@sm3675 "Serbia has neglected and committed many human rights crimes in Kosovo and Albanians." yellow house (not only that) EVEN IN CURRENT DAY, serbs get attacked, a serbian boy got attacked by albanians in kosovo, houses and churches destroyed (THIS IS ALL IN THE PAST 10 YEARS AND ITS STILL HAPPENING) "Kosovars only stayed part of Yugoslavia because we wanted to experience the (somewhat) growing economy of Yugoslavia." kosovars are both serbs and albanians, dont make up excuses how 98% of the kosovo was albanian, it wasnt "Once Yugoslavia broke-up, we wanted to leave." who wanted to leave? albanians living in kosovo? sure, leave the serbian province of kosovo and go back to albania "So Kosovo becoming part of Serbia will "preserve Serbian culture and monasteries"???!? That is not very smart." do your research, kosovo is a heart of serbia, the whole history and culture started there, if kosvo was to be a useless part of the serbian land with couple of woods it wouldn't be a problem "Serbia should accept Kosovo's independence and become a part of the EU." nobody wants to get rid of their whole history and culture for EU, that's just dumb
@@gangsterburger idk bout that. I've traveled through whole Kosovo and I haven't talked to a single serbian person. And why are serbians so mad about that? They started the war and are mad because Kosovo reacted and tried to defend themselves?
With Ireland’s relations with Israel and Palestine, it’s actually a pretty big thing here. With the way that the UK treated Ireland over the many years of occupation, Ireland has a soft spot and a want to speak out about their opinions on the matter. Many people around where I live actively fly Palestinian flags outside their homes because of the parallel that can be drawn with British occupation. Ireland has also passed a bill in both sections of government that would recognise Palestine as a sovereign state back in 2012 but has not fully gone through because of some people in government wanting to make it a Europe wide movement, something a lot of people disagree with in Ireland.
i really want to understand something if you can answer me that would be very nice. why would you support both side with a 2 state solution (if that is you opinion because I'm not sure) if one side doesn't even want the other to exist and is not willing to make any talks about the subject?
@@_blank-_ But you force people to assimilate to french culture and make them forget their own traditions like the Basques, Occitans or Britons. But liberté Am I right ?
@@IkeSan Every country in the world has made mistakes or crimes. Indeed, after the revolution of 1789, the French governments imposed an authoritarian centralization with systematic destruction of regional cultures. This policy is no longer in effect today. Should we, on the pretext that we made mistakes yesterday, accept that others do the same today or tomorrow? It would mean that no country in the world can say anything to anyone.
@@himlingpatrice French language overstrictness is still a thing plus we see France still having lots of overseas territories, and while I do agree most of them are given equal rights as provinces and such, the native cultures there are kinda diminishing. Not to mention also the dependence of West African countries...
@@Turki-968 netanyahu visited oman a few years ago and met with leaders. They recognize Israel, just not officially on paper. Same with Saudi Arabia. Loser
@@SadRaymond77 No one said anything about that. They are partially recognized by Russia and a few other partially recognized countries. Therefore they meet the criteria for this list
3:23 actually this map isn’t updated. Because since the map was created Israel signed on peace with: Morocco, Sudan, UAE, and Bahrain. So now this countries supposed to be purple.
