In three years, his government had organized a successful land reform, adopted comprehensive social and political legislation, and cultivated widespread international ties, enabling Georgia to become the only Transcaucasian nation to earn de jure recognition from Soviet Russia and the Western powers.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser met Suharto in October 1976, offering de facto recognition of the Indonesian annexation of East Timor, which was followed by Australia's de jure recognition in 1979, the only foreign government to afford complete recognition of the incorporation.
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Sadly for Somaliland, they fall between the cracks in international law and cannot win the argument for de jure recognition while Somalia remains without a viable government, so they must instead push for "'de facto recognition which no one is willing to offer "'."
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This is because when Indonesia was struggling to gain international recognition for its independence and sovereignty, to overcome the military blockade the Netherlands had imposed on its former colony to isolate it economically and diplomatically, Egypt and the other members of the Arab League stepped forward and accorded de facto and de jure recognition to Indonesia.
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There are data that the treaty signed by Russia with Mongolia in 1912 ( i . e . before signing the treaty with Tibet ) meant international recognition of Mongolia as a state which was not required a sanction from a third side; as a result, the treaty between Tibet and Mongolia is considered as de jure recognition of Tibet as a state.
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The United States subsequently extended de jure recognition to the Government of Transjordan and the Government of Israel on the same day, 31 January 1949 . The 1950 State Department Country Report on Jordan said that King Abdullah had taken successive steps to incorporate the area of Central Palestine into Jordan and described the Jordanian Parliament resolution concerning the union of Central Palestine with Jordan.
