A State is:

Correct answer: B. No bound to do so

  • A. Bound to recognize a new State
  • B. No bound to do so
  • C. Required to enter into dialogue with new State for recognition
  • D. None of theseRead Political News

Explanation

Recognition of a new state is generally a discretionary political act, so existing states are not legally bound to grant recognition. They may choose whether and when to recognize it, subject to specific treaty or other obligations.

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