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Sovereign states of Europe

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 Has part of its territory outside Europe.   Entirely in West Asia but having socio-political connections with Europe.   Has dependencies or similar territories outside Europe.  Name disputed by Greece; see Macedonia naming dispute.  Declared independence from Serbia on February 17 and is recognised by 37 countries including Taiwan.

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