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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
==Diplomatic representations== | ==Diplomatic representations== | ||
Tine has an embassy in Laitstadt and Besmenia has an embassy in Tinegard | |||
==Population== | ==Population== | ||
===Tinegardians in Besmenia=== | ===Tinegardians in Besmenia=== | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 17 April 2022
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 Besmenia |
 Tine |
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| Diplomatic mission | |
| Embassy of Besmenia, Tinegard | Embassy of Tine, Laitstadt |
| Envoy | |
| Ambassador Christian Haber | Ambassador Ulrik Melgaard |
The Besmenia-Tine relations are bilateral relations between Besmenia and Tine. Both countries are full members of the Coalition of Crown Albatross and the Alliance of Nortuan States.
Country comparision
History
Relation with the Kingdom of Besmenia (1821-1920)
Relation with East Besmenia (1920-1967)
The Tinegardian government supported the Ochsenbein-Neumann Treaty signed between East Besmenia and West Besmenia at the 1949 Tofino Summit.
Relation with West Besmenia (1920-1967)
Relation with reunified Besmenia (1967-today)
When a coalition formed between the conservative BVP and the right-wing populist BRP under Prime Minister Robert Gleitzmann after the 1972 federal election in Besmenia, this aroused international tensions, including in Tine. The Tinegardian government criticized Gleitzmann for the involvement of the BRP, a party that has a partially Ochsenbeinian alignment. Bilateral relations remained tense until the end of the blue-orange coalition in Besmenia in 1980.
Economy
Culture
Diplomatic representations
Tine has an embassy in Laitstadt and Besmenia has an embassy in Tinegard
Population
Tinegardians in Besmenia
According to the Central Register of Foreigners, 50,890 Tinegardians lived in 2021 in Besmenia.