UNESCO Thesaurus: hierarchical list

7.25 Political groupings

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ASEAN countries

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NT1 Brunei Darussalam
NT1 Cambodia
UF Democratic Kampuchea
NT1 Indonesia
NT1 Lao PDR
UF Laos
NT1 Malaysia
NT1 Philippines
NT1 Singapore
NT1 Thailand
NT1 Viet Nam
CIS countries
Used For
UF Commonwealth of Independent States
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NT1 Armenia
NT1 Azerbaijan
NT1 Belarus
NT1 Kazakhstan
NT1 Kyrgyzstan
NT1 Moldova R
NT1 Russian Federation
NT1 Tajikistan
NT1 Turkmenistan
NT1 Ukraine
NT1 Uzbekistan
EEC countries
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NT1 Belgium
NT1 Denmark
NT1 France
NT1 Germany
NT1 Germany FR
NT1 Greece
NT1 Ireland
UF Eire
NT1 Italy
NT1 Luxembourg
NT1 Netherlands
NT1 Portugal
NT1 Spain
NT1 UK
UF England, Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Scotland, United Kingdom, Wales
European Union
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NT1 Austria
NT1 Belgium
NT1 Denmark
NT1 Finland
NT1 France
NT1 Germany
NT1 Greece
NT1 Ireland
UF Eire
NT1 Italy
NT1 Luxembourg
NT1 Netherlands
NT1 Portugal
NT1 Spain
NT1 Sweden
NT1 UK
UF England, Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Scotland, United Kingdom, Wales
Non-self governing territories
Used For
UF Trust territories
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NT1 American Samoa
NT1 Anguilla
NT1 Bermuda
NT1 British Virgin Islands
NT1 Cayman Islands
NT1 Falkland Islands
NT1 French Polynesia
NT1 Gibraltar
NT1 Guam
NT1 Macao
NT1 Macao China
NT1 Montserrat
NT1 Netherlands Antilles
NT1 New Caledonia
NT1 Pitcairn
NT1 Puerto Rico
NT1 Saint Helena
NT1 Tokelau
NT1 Turks and Caicos Islands
NT1 United States Virgin Islands
NT1 Wallis and Futuna
NT1 Western Sahara
UF Spanish Sahara

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