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No, it isn't.Though this country has population, a functioning central government, has legitimate power over people, yet it doesn't have a fixed territory, many governments don't agree its existence. Therefore, it cannot be regarded as a sate.

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No, it isn't.Though this country has population, a functioning central government, has legitimate power over people, yet it doesn't have a fixed territory, many governments don't agree its existence. Therefore, it cannot be regarded as a sate.

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No,it isn't.Towards the end of Soviet rule, there was a war between the Azerbaijani army and Armenia, and although a ceasefire was later signed, the country was still in the hands of the Armenians.

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Recognized: No, it's not internationally recognized.

Border: Yes, they have/A breakaway, semi-desert territory on the coast of the Gulf of Aden

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population and monopoly on the use of force: Yes, they have/ In the given example, it can see Somaliland has a working political system, government institutions, a police force, and currency

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Sovereignty: Yes they have. /Somaliland declared independence after the overthrow of Somali military dictator Siad Barre in 1991.

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Central government: No, they haven't a complete central government, until 1991, The former British Somaliland declares unilateral independence as Somaliland following the ousting of Somali President Mohamed Siad Barre, which plunges the rest of Somalia into anarchy.

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State (Republic of Artsakh)

1.border 2.population 3.central government 4.sovereign 5.recognized 6.monopoly on use of force