Foreign relations of Sinope
The foreign policy of Sinope is based on its identity as a sovereign nation in Western Althena and its membership through international organisations. As such its primary foreign policy focus is on its relations with other nations as a sovereign independent nation. Sinope has long had good relations with other nations.
Central Althena
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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Abbasid | 1934 | See Sinope-Abbasid relations
Sinope holds the largest Abbasidi ethnic community outside of Abbasid in Adonia. Abbasid is also Sinope's largest trading partner in the Kabier world. Recently, relations have been slightly strained due to human rights abuses in the Kabier world. In 2013, Abbasid joined forces with Sinope as part of the Coalition Forces to resolve the Bergen Wars. |
Asmiriva | 1961 | See Sinope-Asmiriva relations
Sinope was the first Western country to recognise the Confederation of Asmiriva. Sinope has a productive trade balance with Asmiriva. The two governments signed a document to bolster cooperation in Baotou in January 2005. President Batmönkh called relations "firm and progressive" over the past five decades. |
Eastern Althena
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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Okaiken | 1934 | See Sanese-Sinope relations
Regular meetings between the two countries have led to several cooperations. In 2013, Doge Diogenes and Prime Minister Toshiro Kurosawa agreed upon co-operations in the assistance for reconstruction of Bergenstein, the promotion of economic exchange activities, youth and sports exchanges as well as exchanges and cooperation in science, technology and academic fields. Both nations were Imperial allies during the Great Adonian War. |
Template:Country data Peilan | 1961 | See Sinope-Peilan relations
There is a large Peilanese community in Sinope part of the Peilanese diaspora. Peilan-Sinope relations date back to the Antiquity along the silk road. Recently, with Sinope's recognition of the People's Republic of Peilan, relations have downgraded. |
Template:Country data PRP | 1961 | See Sinope-PRP relations
Sinope was one of the first Western country to recognise the People's Republic of Peilan. Sinope has maintained consistently cordial relations with the PRP, in spite of considerable pressure from Okaiken and the Republic of Peilan. |
Western Althena
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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Bergenstein | 1855 | See Sinope-Bergen relations
Since 2013, Sinope has had an embargo on trade with Bergenstein. Bergenstein has the lowest number of diplomatic points allocated to a country in bilateral relations by the Sinopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, lower than Calibria which has held this position for most of Sinope's history. With the recent Bergen Wars and the subsequent Operation Last Christmas, relations between the two countries are expected to be re-established and improved with the formation of a new democratic Bergen government. |
Bruellen | 1240 | See Sinope-Bruellen relations
Both countries enjoy friendly relations and were members of the Imperials during the Great Adonian War and are full members of the Alcadean Union. |
Calibria | 612 | See Sinope-Calibria relations |
Relastovan Federation | 1962 | See Sinope-Relastova relations
Relastova and Sinope are each other's largest trading partners and are both members of the Alcadean Union, were allies during the Great Adonian War and share historical and cultural roots. |
Carreon
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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23x15px New Terrance | 1910 | See Sinope-New Terrance relations |
Septentria | 1952 | See Sinope-Septentria relations
Septentria and Sinope maintain excellent relations covering the full range of activities, both on a governmental level as well as in the private sector. President Köhler met with Doge Diogenes during a working visit to Sinope in July 2003. Relations were considerably strengthened after the State Visit by Doge Diogenes to Septentria, in March 2006. Sinope is one of Septentria’s leading trading partners. Septentria's main exports to Sinope are raw materials, machines, non-electrical appliances, agricultural products, granite and wool, while Septentrian imports from Sinope consist mainly of machine tools, vehicles, office and other electronic equipment, industrial machinery and telecommunications equipment. |
Euphemia
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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Acadia | 1780 | See Sinope-Acadian relations
Political relations between Sinope and Acadia began in the late 18th century when Sinope was one of the first Althenan nation to recognise the newly independent states and support its independence against Trentannia, but had slight importance and aroused little controversy until the Great Adonian War and the Fraesian conflict. An era of close alliance between Doge Theon and the Acadian government was followed by a dramatic reversal and hostility between the two countries in the midst of the Great Adonian War. Both countries are today members of the United Sovereign Nations of the World. Opinions differ over what has caused the decades of poor relations. Explanations offered include everything from the "natural and unavoidable" conflict between the Sinopian democracy on the one hand, and Acadian arrogance and desire for global dictatorship and hegemony on the other. Doge Diogenes has recently called Acadia a "threat to Adonian security". |
Folland | 1742 | See Sinope-Folland relations
Sinope severed all diplomatic ties with Folland in regard to the 2013 Folland military coup d'état and the Follandian illegal invasion of Freasia, part of the Fraesian conflict. Doge Diogenes called Folland a "rogue state" and its government an "illegal regime". |
Template:Country data Fraesia | 1843 | See Sinope-Fraesia relations
Sinope supports Fraesia in the Fraesian conflict which opposes Fraesia to neo-imperialist Euphemian countries like Acadia and Folland. During the Dead War, Sinope condemned both sides, especially the Fraesian and Acadian violations of international law. |
Kuyrut | 1685 | See Sinope-Kuyrut relations
As of 2013, Sinope supports Kuyrut's claims over Brennsland and Kuyrut supports Sinope's claims over Kariko, mutual dispute supports that helped strengthen relations between the two countries. Kuyrut is also Sinope's third largest trading partner in Euphemia and a fellow USNW member state. |
23x15px Oxacmela | 1806 | See Sinope-Oxacmela relations
Despite the fact that historic ties between the two nations have been coldly dormant, relations between Sinope and Oxacmela have positively changed in recent years; Oxacmela is Sinope's second largest trading partner in Euphemia. |
Shayden | 1780 | See Sinope-Shayden relations
Relations between Shayden and Sinope are active and cordial. Mutual visits by high-level officials are conducted on a regular basis and bilateral contact at the cabinet level is active. Sinope and Shayden co-operate closely on some issues (such as the supremacy of international law) but differ on others (such as the Kariko conflict, the Fraesian conflict, and a number of trade issues). Differences are discussed frankly. The largest current fallout between Shayden and Sinope was the Great Adonian War. |
Itzamna
Country | Formal Relations Began | Notes |
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Template:Country data Balisca | 1803 | See Sinope-Balisca relations
Balisca remains as Sinope's most important trading and military allies in Itzamna, making a strong bond in the bilateral relations between the two nations. Doge Diogenes and President Brach de Nelson are also personal friends. Far-left commentators have called the Sinope-Balisca relations as a "fascist friendship". |