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Internationally recognized sovereign states

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In 2003, there were 192 states which were diplomatically recognized by a majority of sovereign states. United Nations member states are indicated by [UN].

A

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B

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C

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D

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E

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F

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  •  Fiji - Republic of the Fiji Islands [UN]
  •  Finland - Republic of Finland [UN]
  •  France - French Republic [UN]

G

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H

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  •  Haiti - Republic of Haiti [UN]
  •  Honduras - Republic of Honduras [UN]
  •  Hungary - Republic of Hungary [UN]

I

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  •  Iceland - Republic of Iceland [UN]
  •  India - Republic of India [UN]
  •  Indonesia - Republic of Indonesia [UN]
  •  Iran - Islamic Republic of Iran [UN]
  •  Iraq - Republic of Iraq [UN]
  •  Ireland - Republic of Ireland [UN]
  •  Israel - State of Israel [UN]
  •  Italy - Italian Republic [UN]

J

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K

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L

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  •  Laos - Lao People's Democratic Republic [UN]
  •  Latvia - Republic of Latvia [UN]
  •  Lebanon - Lebanese Republic [UN]
  •  Lesotho - Kingdom of Lesotho [UN]
  •  Liberia - Republic of Liberia [UN]
  •  Libya - Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya [UN]
  •  Liechtenstein - Principality of Liechtenstein [UN]
  •  Lithuania - Republic of Lithuania [UN]
  •  Luxembourg - Grand Duchy of Luxembourg [UN]

M

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N

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O

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  •  Oman - Sultanate of Oman [UN]

P

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Q

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  •  Qatar - State of Qatar [UN]

R

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  •  Romania [UN]
  •  Russia - Russian Federation [UN]
  •  Rwanda [UN]
    • Rwandan Republic (to June 4)
    • Republic of Rwanda (from June 4)

S

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T

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U

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V

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  •  Vanuatu - Republic of Vanuatu [UN]
  •  Vatican City - State of the Vatican City [UN]
  •  Venezuela - Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela [UN]
  •  Vietnam - Socialist Republic of Vietnam [UN]

Y

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  •  Yemen - Republic of Yemen [UN]
  •  Yugoslavia (to February 4), Serbia and Montenegro (from February 4) [UN]
    • Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (to February 4)
    • State Union of Serbia and Montenegro (from February 4)

Z

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  •  Zambia - Republic of Zambia [UN]
  •  Zimbabwe - Republic of Zimbabwe [UN]

Other states

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In 2003, there were nine states which were not recognized as sovereign by a majority of countries.

Non-Sovereign Territories

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Australia

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Denmark

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France

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Netherlands

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New Zealand

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  •  Cook Islands (Self-governing state in free association with New Zealand)
  •  Niue (Self-governing state in free association with New Zealand)
  • New Zealand Ross Dependency (Uninhabited dependent territory)[4]
  • New Zealand Tokelau (Dependent territory)

Norway

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United Kingdom

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United States

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  1. ^ Referred to in the United Nations as the "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia".
  2. ^ Also known in English as "East Timor"
  3. ^ The Republic of China did not officially refer to itself as Taiwan, instead calling itself the "Republic of China" or (occasionally) the "Republic of China (Taiwan)". In international contexts, the state was sometimes known as "Chinese Taipei".
  4. ^ a b c d e f Including an Antarctic claim, neither recognized nor disputed under the terms of the Antarctic Treaty System.