what nations does the us not have diplomatic ties with?

Question

i think there are 4 iran, north korea, cuba, and i don't know the last one

Answer 1

Iran, North Korea, Taiwan, Bhutan, cuba

Answer 2

Juicer Jones is right. Bhutan, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Taiwan.

Here is the link: http://geography.about.com/od/politicalgeography/a/nodiplomatic.htm

There are self-proclaimed countries that are not recognized as independent states by the U.S. (and majority of the world). For example - Republic of Ichkeria (Chechnya).

Answer 3

I think North Korea and Cuba are the only true countries that we have know ties with, although we do have an embassy in Havana.

Answer 4

Think Axis of Evil....and add Iran just have you had. I reviewed all my travel documents (which countries I could and could not go to) when I work in the middle east. I thought that it might be Syria but we have diplomatic ties.

I reviewed all the information with US embassies, consulates, missions, sections and interests listed or mentioned on the US State Department website, on www.firstgov.gov and the Dept of Defense website. I didn't find any other country with out diplomatic ties...

If anyone ID's one...please give me an FYI if you don't mind.

Answer 5

It used to be Libya, but we announced formal re-establishment of diplomatic relations this year (back in May), with an embassy scheduled to reopen in Tripoli next year.

Perhaps you're thinking of Taiwan? We can't formally recognize them as a separate nation-state without antagonizing the PRC, so we don't have formal diplomatic relations with them. Instead, we have a legal framework embodied in the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979.

Answer 6

North Curia and Iran

Answer 7

was Iraq...