non necessary, derivative, limited and particular

merely imagination

a new development of public international law

necessary, original, unlimited and general

is a South American film festival

provides criterions for a State as a person of international law

is a worldwide treaty that binds all UN Member States

is the successor to the Buenos Aires Agreement

a temporary population and an undefined territory

peace and security

exquisite restaurants and hotels for diplomats

a government and the capacity to enter into relations with other states

that the size is important

that ethnicity, language and history play a decisive legal role

a permanent population possessing citizenship, residing in the territory

that nobody must leave the country

is not mentioned by the Montevideo Convention

requires fully defined or settled boundaries for the state

does not require geographical borders at all

requires a consistent nucleus of territory

have to be definitively defined

have to surround one geographical entity

cannot include exclaves

are established through agreements and customary law

acquired by descent

acquired by place of death

acquired by patriotism, bribery and good deeds

acquired by E.T. and other aliens

is only granted to diplomatic personnel

means protection of citizens against acts by other states

ensures protection of citizens against acts by foreign diplomats

requires an "artificial link"

states are limited under international law by positive obligations only

any state may sink foreign vessels

natural law takes precedence over positive law

there is no customary international law