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This article is part of a series on the politics and government of the Californian Empire |
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The foreign relations of the Californian Empire have been largely shaped by the ideals of its successive conservative or right-wing governments.
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 | 1999 |
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Netherlands | 1999 |
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India | 1999 |
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Brazil | 1999 |
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United States | 2000 |
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Israel | 2000 |
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Japan | 2000 |
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United Kingdom | 2000 |
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Republic of China | 2001 |
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South Korea | 2015 |
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Singapore | 2015 |
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European Union | 2015 |
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