Taiwan ist offiziell die Republik China, jetzt die nicht anerkannte Regierung Chinas, die die Souveränität über die Insel Taiwan und das chinesische Festland sowie andere umstrittene Regionen beansprucht. Obwohl es wie ein eigenständiger Staat funktioniert, erhebt es nicht offiziell Anspruch auf Souveränität im gleichen Sinne wie Kosovo oder Somaliland usw. Daher wird es in der roten Kategorie als nicht anerkannte Regierung behandelt.
Von Assyrian_Nation
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It’s more than I expected
Where is the frankfurt trainstation and marseille?
* fun fact beeing recognised is not a universal thing, every country can have a different view on that
Western Sahara is colored wrong. Western Sahara is widely recognized internationally, whereas the Moroccan occupation is not. The Moroccan occupied part should be orange, the unoccupied part should be white.
Ah yes, the infamous Saperatists. Famous for taking all the sap from the trees and shipping it to Canada.
It’s missing the Republic of Whangamōmona in New Zealand.
Had no idea Mozambique also has an islamic insurgency.
How is India not white? They recognize parts of Kashmir that are controlled by both China and Pakistan as their own.
Pakistan need to be white too, they also claim Indian controlled Kashmir.
Uh oh – the Albanians aren’t going to like this one!
The Taipei government is the only legitimate government of China. The Russian-sponsored Peking criminals occupying the rest of the country should be the ones marked in red.
Will Libya ever finally get it together? It’s been nearly 15 years now 🙄
This is missing parts of India and the Phillipines under rebel control.
Also parts of West Guinea under sepratist control, however small it may be
This one is interesting
You always see what governments claim instead of what they actually hold
Never thought Libya was this screwed up because i always just saw a very clean map of what the government claims instead of what it controls
Why’s russia white though? Is there something that they don’t control?
What about Cyprus, then?