Sentence examples for unrecognized state from inspiring English sources

Just ask Ahmed Abdi Habsade, a government minister in Africa's other unrecognized state, Somaliland.

"It is a very serious problem of the unrecognized state, to which the big powers and major international organizations have a biased approach".

The unrecognized state formations left after the collapse of the Soviet Union — Transnistria, Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Nagorno-Karabakh — may not enjoy international recognition, but they are real entities defending the rights of real people.

Other commentors added more examples, including Nagorno-Karabakh, a region of central Azerbaijan that Wikipedia describes as "a de facto independent but unrecognized state," and Somaliland, a self-declared republic in northern Somalia.

Tensions are running high in Transnistria – known locally as Pridnestrovie – a quasi-communist unrecognized state that straddles Moldova and Ukraine.

Officially he is no longer an outlaw but the head of an unrecognized "state" that encompasses all Muslims, attracting followers as far off as Nigeria, Egypt, and Libya.

The West selectively engages with a number of unrecognized states and disputed territories.

Since 2008, Narayan Mahon has been taking photographs in the unrecognized states of Somaliland (a region of Somalia), Nagorno-Karabakh (a region of Azerbaijan), Transnistria (a region of Moldova), Northern Cyprus (a region of Cyprus), and Abkhazia (a region of Georgia), for a series called "Lands in Limbo".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Since 2008, Narayan Mahon has been taking photographs in the unrecognized states of Somaliland (a region of Somalia), Nagorno-Karabakh (a region of Azerbaijan), Transnistria (a region of Moldova), Northern Cyprus (a region of Cyprus), and Abkhazia (a region of Georgia), for a series called "Lands in Limbo".

Credit View full screen Since 2008, Narayan Mahon has been taking photographs in the unrecognized states of Somaliland (a region of Somalia), Nagorno-Karabakh (a region of Azerbaijan), Transnistria (a region of Moldova), Northern Cyprus (a region of Cyprus), and Abkhazia (a region of Georgia), for a series called "Lands in Limbo".

Many of the rare international matches come from the Tibetan National Sports Association's affiliation with the Nouvelle Fédération Board, a congregation of football teams from nations of an ambiguous political existence – dependencies, unrecognized states, minorities, stateless people, regions and micronations not recognized by FIFA.