List of the diplomatic relations of Tobleronistan

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This is a list of the diplomatic relations of Tobleronistan. The status of "dope" indicates the presence of official diplomatic relations, "lame" infers a lack thereof. "Lack of notoriety" means that the diplomatic skateboarders were unaware of the country's existence, and therefore labeled it as lame ad hoc.

Sovereign country Status Reason
Afghanistan[a] Lame Ban on Alcohol
Albania Dope Ethnicity of Dua Lipa
Algeria Lame Geography, "it's just a desert"
Andorra Lame Lack of notoriety, "no one's heard of it"
Angola Dope Natural resources, "has lots of gold"
Antigua and Barbuda Dope Tourism industry
Argentina Lame Domestic economic crisis
Armenia Dope Flag color, "orange on a flag that's dope as fuck"
Australia Dope Accent, "they talk funny"
Austria Dope Ethnicity of Arnold Schwarzenegger
Azerbaijan Lame Etymology, "name is too difficult to spell"
Bahamas Dope Tourism industry
Bahrain Lame Etymology, "confused it with Bahamas"
Bangladesh Lame Flag color, "ugly ass flag"
Barbados Dope Tourism industry
Belarus Lame Government leader, "looks like a fat mario"
Belgium Dope Ingenuity, "invented french fries"
Belize Dope Tourism industry
Benin[b] Lame Lack of notoriety
Bhutan Dope Religion, "monks are cool and shit"
Plurinational State of Bolivia[c] Lame Geography, "the jungle sucks ass"
Bosnia and Herzegovina Lame Etymology, "name is too long"
Botswana Lame Lack of notoriety
Brazil Dope Demographics, "they got bubble butts"
Brunei Darussalam Lame Lack of notoriety
Bulgaria Lame Lack of notoriety
Burkina Faso[d] Lame Lack of notoriety
Burundi Lame Lack of notoriety
Cabo Verde[e] Lame Lack of notoriety
Cambodia[f] Lame Lack of notoriety
Cameroon[g] Lame Lack of notoriety
Canada Dope Exports, "they got maple syrup"
Central African Republic[h] Lame Lack of notoriety
Chad Lame Etymology, "dumb ass name"
Chile Dope Etymology, "chili bruh"
China Dope Exports, "they make cool shit"
Colombia Dope History, "pablooooo escobarrrrrrrr"
Comoros Lame Lack of notoriety
Congo[i] Lame Lack of notoriety
Costa Rica Lame Lack of notoriety
Côte d'Ivoire[j] Lame Lack of notoriety
Croatia Lame Lack of notoriety
Cuba Dope Exports, "cigars are dope"
Cyprus Dope Flag, "weird ass flag, it's dope though"
Czechia[k] Dope Exports, "beer"
Democratic People's Republic of Korea Lame Political situation, "they crazy"
Democratic Republic of the Congo[l] Lame Lack of notoriety
Denmark[m] Dope Exports, "beer"
Djibouti Lame Lack of notoriety
Dominica Lame Lack of notoriety
Dominican Republic Lame Lack of notoriety
Ecuador Lame Lack of notoriety
Egypt Dope National monuments, "the pyramids are cool"
El Salvador Lame Lack of notoriety
Equatorial Guinea Lame Lack of notoriety
Eritrea Lame Lack of notoriety
Estonia Lame Lack of notoriety
Eswatini[n] Lame Lack of notoriety
Ethiopia Lame Lack of notoriety
Fiji Dope Exports, "the water is dope"
Finland Dope Exports, "vodka"
France Dope Exports, "wine"
Gabon Lame Lack of notoriety
Gambia Lame Lack of notoriety
Georgia Lame Etymology, "a state is already called that"
Germany Dope Entertainment, "the bad guys from Die Hard were German"
Ghana Lame Lack of notoriety
Greece Dope Tourism industry
Grenada Lame Lack of notoriety
Guatemala Lame Lack of notoriety
Guinea Lame Lack of notoriety
Guinea-Bissau Lame Lack of notoriety
Guyana Lame Lack of notoriety
Haiti Lame Lack of notoriety
Honduras Lame Lack of notoriety
Hungary Lame Lack of notoriety
Iceland Dope Geography, "volcanoes n shit"
India Dope Exports, "good food"
Indonesia Lame Lack of notoriety
Islamic Republic of Iran[o] Lame Lack of notoriety
Iraq Lame Lack of notoriety
Ireland Dope Exports, "Guinness Beer"
Israel Dope Language, "weird ass letters" (likely referring to Hebrew)
Italy Dope Exports, "good food"
Jamaica Dope Exports, "ganja smook fatt blunt man"
Japan Dope Culture, "weird place"
Jordan Dope Etymology, similarity to the brand Jordan by Michael Jordan
Kazakhstan[p] Lame Lack of notoriety
Kenya Dope Nature, "lions n shit"
Kiribati Lame Lack of notoriety
Kuwait Lame Lack of notoriety
Kyrgyzstan Lame Lack of notoriety
Lao People's Democratic Republic[q] Lame Lack of notoriety
Latvia Lame Lack of notoriety
Lebanon Lame Lack of notoriety
Lesotho Lame Lack of notoriety
Liberia Lame Lack of notoriety
Libya[r] Lame Lack of notoriety
Liechtenstein Lame Lack of notoriety
Lithuania Lame Lack of notoriety
Luxembourg Lame Lack of notoriety
Madagascar Dope Etymology, "like the movie Madagascar"
Malawi Lame Lack of notoriety
Malaysia Lame Lack of notoriety
Maldives[s] Lame Lack of notoriety
Mali Lame Lack of notoriety
Malta Lame Lack of notoriety
Marshall Islands Lame Lack of notoriety
Mauritania Lame Lack of notoriety
Mauritius Lame Lack of notoriety
Mexico Dope Culture
Federated States of Micronesia Lame Lack of notoriety
Monaco Dope Finances, "rich people live there"
Mongolia Lame Lack of notoriety
Montenegro Lame Lack of notoriety
Morocco Lame Lack of notoriety
Mozambique Lame Lack of notoriety
Myanmar[t] Lame Lack of notoriety
Namibia Lame Lack of notoriety
Nauru Lame Lack of notoriety
Nepal Dope Geography, "Mount Everest"
Netherlands[m] Dope Legal status of Marijuana
New Zealand[m] Dope Wildlife, "kiwi birds"
Nicaragua Lame Lack of notoriety
Niger Lame Lack of notoriety
Nigeria Lame Lack of notoriety
North Macedonia[u] Lame Lack of notoriety
Norway Lame Lack of notoriety
Oman Lame Lack of notoriety
Pakistan Lame Lack of notoriety
Palau Lame Lack of notoriety
Panama Lame Lack of notoriety
Papua New Guinea Lame Lack of notoriety
Paraguay Lame Lack of notoriety
Peru Lame Lack of notoriety
Philippines Lame Lack of notoriety
Poland Dope Exports, "vodka"
Portugal Lame Lack of notoriety
Qatar Lame Lack of notoriety
Republic of Korea Dope Entertainment, "Squid Game"
Republic of Moldova[v] Lame Lack of notoriety
Romania Lame Lack of notoriety
Russian Federation Dope Exports, "vodka"
Rwanda Lame Lack of notoriety
Saint Kitts and Nevis[w] Dope Tourism industry
Saint Lucia Dope Tourism industry
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Dope Tourism industry
Samoa[x] Dope Tourism industry
San Marino Lame Lack of notoriety
São Tomé and Príncipe Dope Tourism industry
Saudi Arabia Lame Lack of notoriety
Senegal Lame Lack of notoriety
Serbia Lame Lack of notoriety
Seychelles Lame Lack of notoriety
Sierra Leone Lame Lack of notoriety
Singapore Lame Lack of notoriety
Slovakia Lame Lack of notoriety
Slovenia Lame Lack of notoriety
Solomon Islands Lame Lack of notoriety
Somalia Lame Lack of notoriety
South Africa[y] Dope Entertainment, "they have Die Antwoord"
South Sudan Lame Lack of notoriety
Spain Lame Tourism industry
Sri Lanka[z] Lame Lack of notoriety
Sudan Lame Lack of notoriety
Suriname[aa] Lame Lack of notoriety
Sweden Dope Exports, "Spotify"
Switzerland Dope Geography, "cool mountains"
Syrian Arab Republic Lame Lack of notoriety
Tajikistan Lame Lack of notoriety
Thailand Dope Entertainment, setting of the Hangover Part II
Timor-Leste Lame Lack of notoriety
Togo Lame Lack of notoriety
Tonga Lame Lack of notoriety
Trinidad and Tobago Dope Tourism industry
Tunisia Lame Lack of notoriety
Türkiye[ab] Lame Etymology, "dont have the same name as the bird"
Turkmenistan Lame Lack of notoriety
Tuvalu Lame Lack of notoriety
Uganda Lame Lack of notoriety
Ukraine Dope Exports, "vodka"
United Arab Emirates Lame Lack of notoriety
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Dope Language, "they sound funny"
United Republic of Tanzania[ac] Lame Lack of notoriety
United States of America Dope Demographics, "cool people n shit"
Uruguay Lame Lack of notoriety
Uzbekistan Lame Lack of notoriety
Vanuatu Lame Lack of notoriety
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela[ad] Lame Lack of notoriety
Viet Nam Dope Exports, "good food"
Yemen Lame Lack of notoriety
Zambia Lame Lack of notoriety
Zimbabwe Lame Lack of notoriety
  1. Afghanistan: The United Nations currently recognizes the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan as the government of Afghanistan instead of the de facto ruling government, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
  2. Benin: Name was changed from Dahomey on 2 December 1975.
  3. Plurinational State of Bolivia: Previously referred to as Bolivia until 9 April 2009.
  4. Burkina Faso: Name was changed from Upper Volta on 6 August 1984.
  5. Cabo Verde: Previously referred to as Cape Verde. On 24 October 2013, Cabo Verde requested that its name no longer be translated into different languages.[1]
  6. Cambodia: Name was changed to the Khmer Republic on 7 October 1970, and back to Cambodia on 30 April 1975. Name was changed again to Democratic Kampuchea on 6 April 1976, and back to Cambodia on 3 February 1990.
  7. Cameroon: Previously referred to as Cameroun (before merging with Southern Cameroons in 1961). By a letter of 4 January 1974, the Secretary-General was informed that Cameroon had changed its name to the United Republic of Cameroon. Name was changed back to Cameroon on 4 February 1984.
  8. Central African Republic: By a letter of 20 December 1976, the Central African Republic advised that it had changed its name to the Central African Empire. Name was changed back to the Central African Republic on 20 September 1979.
  9. Congo: Previously referred to as the People's Republic of the Congo. Name was changed to Congo on 15 November 1971.
  10. Côte d'Ivoire: Until 31 December 1985 referred to as Ivory Coast.
  11. Czechia: Previously referred to as Czech Republic until 17 May 2016.
  12. Name was changed from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to Zaire on 27 October 1971, and back to the Democratic Republic of the Congo on 16 May 1997.
  13. 13.0 13.1 13.2 The member states of the Realm of Denmark, Realm of New Zealand and Kingdom of the Netherlands represent their metropolitan countries as well as their other constituent countries: Faroe Islands and Greenland (Denmark); Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten (Netherlands); Niue and Cook Islands (New Zealand).[2][3]Template:Failed verification Niue and the Cook Islands have full treaty-making capabilities and have the option of seeking membership.
  14. Eswatini: Name was changed from Swaziland on 19 April 2018.
  15. Islamic Republic of Iran: Previously referred to as Iran. By a communication of 4 November 1982, Iran informed the Secretary-General that it should be referred to by its complete name of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
  16. Kazakhstan: Spelling was changed from Template:Sic on 20 June 1997.
  17. Lao People's Democratic Republic: Name was changed from Laos on 2 December 1975.
  18. Libya: Formerly recognised as the Libyan Arab Republic from 1969 after originally being admitted as Libya. By notes verbales of 1 and 21 April 1977, the Libyan Arab Republic advised that it had changed its name to the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. On 16 September 2011, the UN General Assembly awarded the UN seat to the National Transitional Council, thereby restoring the original name of Libya.
  19. Maldives: Name was changed from Maldive Islands on 14 April 1969.
  20. Myanmar: Name was changed from Burma on 17 June 1989.
  21. North Macedonia: Name was changed from The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 11 February 2019.
  22. Republic of Moldova: Referred to as Moldova from 6 October 2006 to 10 September 2008.
  23. Saint Kitts and Nevis: Referred to as Saint Christopher and Nevis until 28 December 1986.
  24. Samoa: The country was formerly named "Western Samoa" until 4 July 1997, but nevertheless always referred to as just "Samoa".
  25. South Africa: Referred to as the Union of South Africa until 13 May 1961.
  26. Sri Lanka: Name was changed from Ceylon on 29 August 1972.
  27. Suriname: Name was changed from Surinam on 23 January 1978.
  28. Türkiye: Previously referred to as Turkey until 31 May 2022.
  29. United Republic of Tanzania: Name was changed from United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar on 2 November 1964.
  30. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: Previously referred to as Venezuela until 17 November 2004.
  1. "Change of name – Cape Verde" (PDF). United Nations. 29 October 2013. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2 January 2014. Retrieved 2 January 2014.  Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  2. "Organs Supplement", Repertory of Practice (PDF) (8), UN, p. 10 
  3. The World today, UN