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| This article is part of a series on the politics and government of the Californian Empire |
Overview
The foreign relations of the Californian Empire have been largely shaped by the ideals of its successive conservative or right-wing governments.
History
International organizations
Californian Empire is a member of, or a participant in, the following international organizations:
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Relationships by country
| Country | Formal relations began | C.E. Embassies/Consulates | Foreign Embassies/Consulates | ||
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 Soviet Union
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1999 [1] |
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 Netherlands
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1999 |
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 India
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1999 |
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 Brazil
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1999 |
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 United States
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2000[2] 2001[3] |
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 Israel
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2000 |
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 Japan
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2000 |
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 United Kingdom
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2000 |
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 Republic of China
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2001 |
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 South Korea
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2015 [4] |
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 United Republic of Korea
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 Singapore
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2015 |
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 European Union
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2015 |
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References
- ↑ The Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics is the first nation to officially recognize the independence of the Federated Republic of California in 1999.
- ↑ The Federated Republic of California receives formal recognition from the international community, while US recognition is limited.
- ↑ The United States government under the then current administration formally recognizes the Federated Republic of California as an independent nation.
- ↑ Following the decisive end to the Korean War with the ROK emerging victorious, the reunited Korean peninsula became the United Republic of Korea, with formal relations assuming those of the ROK initiated in 2015.
