Which countries and regions in the world still have territorial disputes

There are many reasons for territorial disputes, as long as the national border is not completely determined, there is a dispute, if you look at the world map, as long as the national border is a dotted line, there is a territorial dispute between two countries next to each other. There are many countries that have mountains and rivers on their borders, so there must be disputes.

Open it yourself and see it.,Under the "*" entry.,There's a picture in it.,It's better than what I posted here.。

There is also under the entry "World".

But every country has disputes.

Who doesn't want their country to be bigger and more spacious.

Actually, there are not many of them, let me count them:

China has 15 land neighbors, including North Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Mongolia.

Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Sikkim (since Sikkim has been annexed by India, but China has never recognized it) have 14 actual neighbors. At present, China has signed border treaties or agreements with 12 neighboring countries, and the demarcated borders account for about 90% of the total length of China's land borders. (China has never signed any border agreements with India and Bhutan).

Among them, we only have territorial disputes with India.

We also have many maritime neighbors, but the main disputes are over the exclusive economic zone, and the territorial waters (island disputes) mainly include Japan, Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei, and Malaysia.

Japan about the Diaoyu Islands.

As we all know, it has been the territory of our country since ancient times, and World War II.

It is clearly stipulated that the Diaoyu Islands do not belong to Japan, and in this regard, Japan has wolf ambitions. The South China Sea is more complicated, and it is not just these countries that have disputes with us, but also disputes between them, and it is a mess.

The following are as of 2017:

1. Sino-Japanese territorial dispute: * Problem, there is also the Ryukyu Islands in name, because Japan surrendered in 1945 and unconditionally accepted the Cairo Declaration and the Peace Treaty of Bostam, according to which treaty"Japan can only keep its four mainland islands", other territories annexed by force must be abandoned, but after the war both places were occupied by the United States, although the United States"The Nikuchi Islands are not recognized ** belong to Japan", but also not handed over to China.

During the Cold War, the United States handed over governance to Japan.

2. Territorial disputes between China and India: China and India have considerable territorial disputes due to complex historical reasons.

The entire line of the Sino-Indian border has never been officially defined, and there are varying degrees of disputes in each section, with a total of 8 disputed areas and about 12 disputed areas.

50,000 square kilometers.

Today, India occupies southern Tibet in China and has immigrated in large numbers.

3. Territorial disputes in the South China Sea

1) Malaysia occupies 3 reefs: Danwan Reef, South China Sea Reef and Guangxingzi Reef.

2) The Philippines controls 8 islands: Mahuan Island, Shuanghuangsha Island, Feixin Island, Thitu Island, Nanyue Island, Beizi Island, Xiyue Island, and Commander Reef.

3) Brunei claims to possess the Nantong Reef of the Spratly Islands, but does not garrison troops.

4) Vietnam's large-scale occupation of China's Nansha islands, including 24 islands and reefs

Spratly Island, Jinghong Island, Nanzi Island, Hongxu Island, Nairo Reef, Dyeqing Sandbank, Dunqian Sandbank, Ambo Sandbank, Bolan Reef, Anda Reef, Daxian Reef, Xiaoxian Reef, Qiong Reef, Ghost Shout Reef, Wuqi Reef, Nanhua Reef, Riji Reef, East Reef, West Reef, Middle Reef, Bisheng Reef, Liumen Reef.

Baijiao, Nanwei Beach, Guangya Beach, Renjun Beach, Li Zhun Beach, Xiwei Beach, Wan'an Beach.

4. Territorial dispute between China and South Korea: China believes that Suyan Reef is China's territory and South Korea does not recognize it.

Encyclopedia - Sino-Indian border dispute.

Encyclopedia - South China Sea Disputes.

Encyclopedia - Sioux Reef.

Dokdo, the island of Korea and Japan, is Takeshima.

China and Japan have Diaoyu Dao, and Diaoyu Dao is China's inherent territory.

Disputed territory between Japan and Russia.

Israel and Pakistan.

The dispute between Korea and Japan over Dokdo, known as Takeshima.

Japan's dispute with Russia over the four northern islands.

Israel's territorial struggle with Pakistan.

India's territorial dispute with Palestine over Kashmir.

Russia's dispute with Ukraine over Crimea.

China's border territory with Vietnam is disputed over islands.

China's dispute with Japan over the Diaoyu Islands.

China's islands in the South China Sea with the Philippines, Indonesia and other countries.

The Falklands dispute between Britain and Argentina. Wait a minute.

On land there is only India. There are too many at sea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei.

1. If you fall behind, you will be beaten. The territorial disputes between China and China are all in New China.

BAI existed before the establishment of the BAI State, and the national strength was weakened at that time, and the **** or DAO-level warlords had no intention or ability to take care of the territorial issue, so it caused the current complicated situation, so only with strong national strength can this kind of thing happen.

2. War is not the only means of resolving the territorial issue. China's current economic development environment is not easy to come by, and we must not destroy the current peaceful environment by starting a war, and strive to resolve territorial disputes through diplomatic means as much as possible.

3. Shoot when it's time to shoot. Although we need to strive for a diplomatic settlement of disputes, it does not mean that we should give up the means of war, and we cannot easily give up an inch of territory, and when necessary, we must pick up the ** in our hands and take back the territory that belongs to us.

4. Be prepared for the long term. The territorial issue will not be resolved overnight.

5. Distinguish priorities. Territorial disputes with different countries should also be prioritized, and we should not assume that they should be resolved at the same time, but should concentrate our efforts on resolving one of them as a matter of priority, which would also promote the settlement of other areas.