Significados de diplomatic recognition en inglés

However, last year, Solomon Islands and Kiribati both switched diplomatic recognition to China.

Japan switched its diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1972.

He thinks we should not have awarded full diplomatic recognition to the Philippines.

China says Taiwan has no right to diplomatic recognition as it is part of China.

On Monday, Taiwan broke ties with Solomon Islands after it switched diplomatic recognition to China.

He estimates China has rebuffed at least five countries' requests to switch diplomatic recognition to Beijing.

Some former Tiger backers have founded the Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam, which has no diplomatic recognition.

Last month, the Solomons controversially switched its diplomatic recognition to Beijing, ending a long association with Taiwan.

Diplomats say Moscow is unlikely to grant diplomatic recognition because it is wary of fomenting separatism inside its own borders.

The United States switched diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China in 1979, but remains Taiwan's biggest ally and arms supplier.

It also requires a US strategy to engage with governments to support Taiwan's diplomatic recognition or strengthen unofficial ties with Taiwan.

Rebels in Libya's Western Mountains launched an offensive today against Muammar Gadafy's troops, one day after Britain granted diplomatic recognition to the opposition.

General Ezeta, the chief of the Provisional Government, has since been confirmed in the Presidency by the Assembly, and diplomatic recognition duly followed.

His visit follows last month's controversial move by the Solomons to switch its diplomatic recognition to China, ending a long relationship with Taiwan.

Sixteen years passed (1917-1933) before Washington extended diplomatic recognition to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Those discussions are part of a six-country deal, struck in February, to scrap Pyongyang's nuclear arms programme in exchange for aid and diplomatic recognition.