قائمة الدول المعترف بها على نطاق محدود

(تم التحويل من List of unrecognized countries)
  غير معترف بها من أي دولة
  معترف بها فقط من دول غير أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة
  غير عضو في الأمم المتحدة، معترف بها من عضو واحد على الأقل
  دول أعضاء بالأمم المتحدة، غير معترف بها من قبل عضو واحد آخر على الأقل

بعض الكيانات الجيوسياسية التي تريد أن يُعترف بها بحكم القانون كدول سيادية يعوقها إفتقاد الإعتراف الدبلوماسي. في الماضن كيانات مشابهة كانت موجودة، وهي الآن كيانات تطالب بالاستقلال، عادة بحكم الأمر الواقع تسيطر على أراضيها، بإعتراف يتراوح بين جميع الدول الأخرى أو عدم إعتراف من أي دولة.

هناك نوعان من المذاهب التقليدية التي تقدم تفسيرات عندما يجب أن تكون الدولة السيادية بحكم القانون مُعترف بها كعضو في المجتمع الدولي. النظرية "التعريفية، تعرفها على أنها هي دولة قائمة بمقتضى القانون الدولي إذا ما توافرت فيه المعايير التالية: 1) أراضي محددة؛ 2) سكان دائمون؛ 3) حكومة و4) قدرة على الدخول في علاقات مع دول أخرى. حسب النظرية التعريفية، دولة الكيان هي استقلالها عن الإعتراف بها من قبل دول أخرى. على النقيض، "النظرية التأسيسية" تعرف الدول على أنها قائمة بمقتضى القانون الدولي إذا ما أعترف بها كدولة، من قبل دولة أخرى هي بالفعل عضوة في المجتمع الدولي.[1]

كيانات مختلفة أشارت إلى أحد أو كلا المرجعين لإضفاء الشرعية على مطالبهم بإعلان الدولة. وهما، على سبيل المثال، كيانات تتطابق مع المعايير التأسيسية (بحكم الأمر الواقع تسيطر كلياً أو جزئياً على الأراضي التي تطالب بها، حكومة وسكان دائمون)، لكن دولتهم لم يعترف بها من قبل دولة أو أكثر. عدم الاعتراف عادة ما يكون نتيجة لنزاعات مع بلدان أخرى تطالب بهذه الكيانات كمناطق داخل حدود أراضيها. في حالات أخرى، كيانان أو أكثر من المتعرف بهم جزئياً قد يطالبان بنفس الأراضي، وكل منهم بحكم الأمر الواقع تسيطر على جزء منها (كما في حالة تايوان والصين، وكوريا الشمالية والجنوبية). هذه الكيانات معترف بها من قبل عدد قليل من دول العالم وعادة ما يشيرون إلى المذهب التأسيسي لإضفاء الشرعية على مطالبهم.

في الكثير من الحالات، عدم الاعتراف الدولي يكون متأثراً بوجود قوة عسكرية أجنبية في الأراضي الإفتراضية، إعلان الكيان الاستقلال الذاتي، مما يخلق إشكالية وصف وضع البلد بحكم الأمر الواقع. قد للمجمتع الدولي الحكم على هذا الوجود العسكري بأنه تدخلي للغاية، مما يخفض من وضع هذا الكيان إلى دولة عميلة حيث تكون السيادة الفعلية للقوى الأجنبية. هناك حالات تاريخية في هذا السياق ظهرت في مانچوكو التي كانت دولة عميلة لليابان وسلوڤاكيا وكرواتيا قبل وأثناء الحرب العالمية الثانية. في قضية لوازيدو ضد تركيا عام 1996، المحكمة الأورپية لحقوق الإنسان حكمت على تركيا بسبب تدخلها في أراضي قبرص الشمالية.

هناك أيضاً كيانات لا تملك السيطرة على أي أراضي أو لا تتوافر فيها المعايير التأسيسية لإعلان دولة لكنها حصلت على إعتراف بوجودها بحكم القانون ككيانات سيادية من قبل دولة أخرى واحدة على الأقل. تاريخياً حدث هذا في حالة الكرسي الرسولي (1870–1929)، إستونيا، لاتڤيا ولتوانيا، وحالات أخرى.

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مسوغات الضم

مسوغات الضم تعني الكيان السياسي الذي يجب عليه المطالبة بدولة، يفتقد الإعتراف من عضو واحد على الأقل في الأمم المتحدة، أو:


خلفية

بعض الدول لم تؤسس علاقات مع البلدان الجديدة بسرعة ومن ثم لم تعترف بهم بالرغم من عدم وجود نزاع وفي بعض الأحياء تكون العلاقات إيجابية. هذه البلدان متثناة من القائمة. بعض البلدان تكون مستوفية المعايير التأسيسية، وهي معترف بها من قبل أغلبية كبيرة من بلدان أخرى وهم أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة، لكنهم ضمن القائمة لوجود بلد أو أكثر لم يعترف بهم كدولة، بسبب نزاعات على أراضي أو نزاعات أخرى. هناك 193 عضو في الأمم المتحدة. الكرسي الرسولي ودولة فلسطين في وضع مراقب في الأمم المتحدة.[2]

بعض الدول تقيم علاقات غير سمية (رسمياً غير دبلوماسية) مع دول لم تعترف بها رسمياً. تايوان هي واحدة من هذه الدول، حيث تقيم علاقات غير رسمية مع الكثير من الدول الأخرى عن طريق مكاتبها الاقتصادية والثقافية، مما يسمح بوجود خدمات قنصلية اعتيادية. يمكن هذا تايوان من إقامة علاقات اقتصادية حتى مع الدول التي لم تعترف بها رسمياً. إجمالي 56 دولة، منهم ألمانيا،[3] إيطاليا،[4] الولايات المتحدة،[5] والمملكة المتحدة،[6] تحافظ على وجود نوع من المهمات الغير رسمية في كوسوڤو،[7] جمهورية ناگورنو قرةباخ،[8] قبرص الشمالية،[9] أبخازيا،[10] ترانسنيستريا،[10] الجمهورية الصحراوية،[11] أرض الصومال،[12] وفلسطين[13] كذلك تستضيف مهمات دبلوماسية غير رسمية، و/أو تحرص على وجود تمثيل خاص أو مهمات غير رسمية أخرى بالخارج.

الكيانات الجيوسياسية الحالية حسب مستوى الاعتراف

دول غير أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة ولا تعترف بها أي دولة

الاسم الوضع المطالبون الآخرون معلومات إضافية المصادر
 أرض الصومال كانت المملكة المتحدة قد منحت لأرض الصومال الاستقلال عام 1960 بعد جلائها عن أرض الصومال البريطاني ودمجها مع أرض الصومال الإيطالي بعد أيام قليلة لتشكيل الصومال. أعلنت استقلالها وإنسحب من الصومال عام 1991.  الصومال تطالب بأرض الصومال كجزء من أراضيها السيادية. العلاقات الخارجية، البعثات (أرض الصومال، الموجودة بها) [14][15]

دول غير أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة يعترف بها فقط غير الأعضاء في الأمم المتحدة

الاسم الوضع المطالبون الآخرون معلومات إضافية المصادر
 جمهورية قرة باخ الجبلية ناگورنو قرةباخ أعلنت استقلالها عام 1992. وهي معترف بها من قبل ثلاث دول غير أعضاء بالأمم المتحدة: أبخازيا، اوستيا الجنوبية وترانسنيستريا.[16]  أذربيجان تطالب بناگورنو قرةباخ كجزء من أراضيها السيادية. العلاقات الخارجية، البعثات الدبلوماسية (لها وبها)
الوضع السياسي 		[14][17][18][19][20]
 ترانس‌نيستريا جمهورية پريدنيستروڤيه المولدوڤية (وتعرف أيضاً بترانسنيستريا) أعلنت استقلالها عام 1990. وهي معترف بها من قبل ثلاث دول غير أعضاء بالأمم المتحدة: أبخازيا، ناگورنو قرةباخ واوستيا الجنوبية.[20]  مولدوڤا تطالب بتراننيستريا كجزء من أراضيها السيادية. العلاقات الخارجية، البعثات الدبلوماسية (لها، وبها)
العلاقات الدولية، الوضع السياسي 		[14][21]

دول غير أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة يعترف بها على الأقل عضو واحد بالأمم المتحدة

الاسم الوضع المطالبون الآخرون معلومات إضافية المصادر
 أبخازيا أبخازيا أعلنت استقلالها عام 1999.[22] وهي معترف بها 6 من قبل دول أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة (روسيا، نيكاراگوا، ڤنزويلا، ناورو واعتراف من توڤالو وڤانوتو[23][24][25][26][27] لكنهم في النهاية سحبوا اعترافهم[28][29][30])، وثلاث دول غير أعضاء بالأمم المتحدة (اوستيا الجنوبية، ترانسنيستريا، وقرة باغ).[16][31][32]  جورجيا تطالب بأبخازيا كجزء من أراضيها السيادية. العلاقات الخارجية، البعثات الدبلوماسية لها، بها)
الاعتراف الدولي 		[33][34][35][36]
 تايوان تايوان، تأسست عام 1912، معترف بها كحكومة دولة تايوان من قبل الكرسي الرسولي. جميع الدول الأعضاء في الأمم المتحدة لم يعترفو بها رسمياً كدولة؛ بعضهم يعتبرها أراضي مدارة بحكم القانون كجزء من الصين بينما يستخدم آخرين اللغة الدبلوماسية بحرص لتجنب الحديث عن موقفهم إذا ما كانوا يعتبرون تايوان جزء من الصين.[Note 1] Throughout the years, the ROC has adopted differing positions towards simultaneous recognition of the ROC and the PRC by other countries.[38]  الصين claims to be the successor of the former Republic of China and claims all of the territory under ROC jurisdiction as part of its sovereign territory. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
Political status 		[39]
 كوسوڤو Kosovo declared its independence in 2008. It is recognised by 85 UN members and the Republic of China (Taiwan). The United Nations, as stipulated in Security Council Resolution 1244, has administered the territory since 1999 through the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo, with cooperation from the European Union since 2008. It is a member of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group.  صربيا claims Kosovo as part of its sovereign territory. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
International recognition; Political status 		[40][41]
 قبرص الشمالية Northern Cyprus declared its independence in 1983. It is recognised by one UN member, إيطاليا. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and the Economic Cooperation Organization have granted Northern Cyprus observer status under the name "Turkish Cypriot State". United Nations Security Council Resolution 541 defines the declaration of independence of Northern Cyprus as legally invalid,[42] though the International Court of Justice's opinion on Kosovo's independence in 2010 found that "International law contains no prohibition on declarations of independence".[43]  قبرص claims Northern Cyprus as part of its sovereign territory. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
Cyprus dispute 		[44]
 فلسطين The Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) declared the State of Palestine in Algiers in 1988. At the time the PLO had no control over any part of the proclaimed territory.[45] It is recognised by 127 UN member states,[46] as well as the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.[47] Today the PLO executes certain administrative tasks of self-government in most parts of the territories through the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) established in 1994 according to the Oslo Accords and the Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement.[48] Palestine participates in the United Nations as an observer state,[49] and has membership in the Arab League, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and UNESCO.[50]  إسرائيل does not recognise the state of Palestine and controls the areas claimed by Palestine.[48] Since 1992, many Israeli governments have agreed to the creation of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Since 2006, every Israeli government has agreed to the state's creation, with mutually agreed land swaps. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
International recognition, Political status, Proposals for a Palestinian state 		[64][65][66][67][68][69][70]
 الجمهورية العربية الصحراوية الديمقراطية‎ Both the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) and Morocco claim sovereignty over the territory of Western Sahara. The SADR, which declared its independence in 1976, has been recognised by 84 UN member states and is a member state of the African Union. 84 states, however, have since retracted or suspended recognition, pending the outcome of a referendum on self-determination.[71][72] Western Sahara is not recognised as part of Morocco by any states, but some states support the Moroccan autonomy plan. Moroccan "territorial integrity" is favoured by the Arab League. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 34/37 recognised the right of the Western Sahara people to self-determination and recognised also the Polisario Front as the representative of the Western Sahara people.[73] Western Sahara is listed on the United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories.  المغرب claims Western Sahara as part of its sovereign territory. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
International recognition; Political status 		[74]
 اوستيا الجنوبية South Ossetia declared its independence in 1991. It has been recognised by 5 UN member states (Russia, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Nauru, with Tuvalu recognizing but subsequently withdrawing their recognition[75][76]), and three UN non-member states (Abkhazia, Nagorno-Karabakh and Transnistria).[16][31][77]  جورجيا claims South Ossetia as part of its sovereign territory. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
International recognition 		[34][35][78]


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دول أعضاء في الأمم المتحدة غير معترف بها جزئياً

الاسم الوضع Other claimants Further information References
 أرمنيا Armenia, independent since 1991, is not recognised by one UN member, Pakistan, as Pakistan has a position of supporting Azerbaijan since the Nagorno-Karabakh War. None Foreign relations, missions (of, to) [79][80]
 الصين The People's Republic of China (PRC), proclaimed in 1949, is the more widely recognised of the two claimant governments of "China", the other being the Republic of China (ROC). The PRC does not accept diplomatic relations with states that recognise the ROC (21 UN members and the Holy See as of 2013). Most of these states do not officially recognise the PRC as a state, though some states have established relations with the ROC while stating they do not intend to stop recognising the PRC (Kiribati, Nauru).[81][82] Some states which currently recognise only the PRC have attempted simultaneous recognition and relations with the ROC and the PRC in the past (Liberia, Vanuatu).[83][84][85] According to United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758, the PRC is the only legitimate representative of China to the United Nations.[Note 1]  تايوان is considered the sole legal government over all of China under the Constitution of the Republic of China. Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
PRC's diplomatic relations dates of establishment 		[86]
 قبرص Cyprus, independent since 1960, is not recognised by one UN member (إيطاليا) and one UN non-member (Northern Cyprus), due to the ongoing civil dispute over the island.  قبرص الشمالية claims part of the island of Cyprus. Foreign relations, missions (of, to) [87][88][89][90]
 إسرائيل Israel, founded in 1948, is not recognised by 32 UN members (see Arab-Israeli conflict). It is recognised by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), which was recognised by Israel in 1993 as the sole, legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.[91]  فلسطين, represented by the PLO, which has agreed with Israel in principle that a Palestinian state should be established within the Gaza Strip and the West Bank that are under Israeli control.[48] Foreign relations, missions (of, to)
International recognition 		[92][93][94][95][96]
 كوريا الشمالية North Korea, independent since 1948, is not recognised by two UN members: Japan and South Korea.[97]  كوريا الجنوبية claims to be the sole legitimate government of Korea. Foreign relations, missions (of, to) [97][98][99]
 كوريا الجنوبية South Korea, independent since 1948, is not recognised by one UN member, North Korea.  كوريا الشمالية claims to be the sole legitimate government of Korea. Foreign relations, missions (of, to) [100][101]

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ملاحظات

  1. ^ أ ب Both the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China claim sovereignty over the whole of China, stating China is de jure a single sovereign entity encompassing both the area controlled by the PRC and the area controlled by the ROC. The position of individual states on this matter varies. Several states fully accept the PRC's position that there is only one China and that the PRC is the sole legitimate representative of China. Other states merely acknowledge this position, while recognising only the PRC as a state. Some states recognise only the ROC as a state, but have expressed an interest in recognition and relations with both the ROC and the PRC.[37]
  2. ^ Micronations are not included even if they are recognised by another micronation.
  3. ^ It is far from certain that micronations, which are generally of minuscule size, have sovereign control over their claimed territories, contrasted with the mere disregard and indifference toward micronations’ assertions by the states from which they allege to have seceded. By not deeming such declarations (and other acts of the micronation) important enough to react in any way, these states generally consider micronations to be private property and their claims as unofficial private announcements of individuals, who remain subject to the laws of the states in which their properties are located.

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  108. ^ The Sovereign Military Order of Malta maintains embassies around the world and receives accreditations from foreign ambassadors.
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