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International law is even more an afterthought for status quo than national constitutions. Noone is really bound by it unless it crosses a handful of powerful n
by varjag 6y ago
International law is even more an afterthought for status quo than national constitutions. Noone is really bound by it unless it crosses a handful of powerful national actors with the guns. And countries recognizing governments unrecognized by others is common. Happened multiple times this side of the millennium.