· Other
Arakan Army territorial gains, 2024-2025
The AA came to control an estimated 90% or more of Rakhine State's territory amid Myanmar's civil war.
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· Other
The AA came to control an estimated 90% or more of Rakhine State's territory amid Myanmar's civil war.
· Agreement
A port-access deal with Ethiopia, reportedly including a path to recognition, triggered a regional diplomatic crisis.
In: Somaliland
· Protest
The jailing of Bashkir activist Fail Alsynov triggered one of Russia's largest wartime protests, followed by mass prosecutions.
In: Bashkortostan
· Other
A Welsh Government-established commission assessed enhanced devolution, federalism and independence without endorsing any option.
In: Wales
· Other
Mali ended the 2015 peace agreement amid renewed conflict following MINUSMA's withdrawal.
In: Azawad
· Legal decision
The ICJ found South Africa's genocide claim against Israel plausible enough to warrant provisional measures, without ruling on the merits or ordering a ceasefire.
· Legal decision
The International Court of Justice found Russia in violation of anti-discrimination obligations concerning Crimean Tatars and Ukrainian-language education, and of a provisional-measures order, in a final and binding judgment.
In: Crimea
· Other
Following the DUP's deal to end its boycott, Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill became Northern Ireland's first nationalist First Minister.
In: Northern Ireland
· Election
The Popular Party retained its absolute majority while the BNG made significant gains, becoming the clear second force.
In: Galicia
· Election
Alessandra Todde narrowly won Sardinia's presidency, becoming its first female president, while pro-independence lists won no seats.
In: Sardinia
· Election
The PNV and EH Bildu tied on seats, with the PNV forming a coalition government despite a declining vote share.
In: Basque Country
· Other
Taiwan's new president reaffirmed a "status quo" position rather than a formal independence declaration, amid a divided government.
· Conflict episode
A French voter-list reform bill triggered deadly riots and a state of emergency.
· Legislation
Spain amnestied acts linked to the 2014 and 2017 votes and the independence process; the Constitutional Court upheld most of the law in 2025 and the EU Court of Justice found it compatible with EU law in 2026.
In: Catalonia
· Legal decision
The Inter-American Court found Chile responsible for rights violations and recognised Indigenous self-determination as an independent legal right.
· Legal decision
The ICJ found Israel's continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory unlawful and called for its end.
· Agreement
The last major armed Tripuri insurgent groups disbanded in a 2024 peace accord, ending over three decades of conflict.
· Legislation
Pakistan designated the PTM a proscribed organization under anti-terrorism law, drawing international human-rights criticism.
· Election
No party won a majority; the KDP and PUK had not formed a new government by mid-August 2026.
· Referendum or popular consultation
For the first time, voters chose among statehood, free association, and independence, without a current-status option.
· Protest
Over 42,000 people marched to protest the Treaty Principles Bill, New Zealand's largest recent Māori-rights mobilisation.
· Legal decision
The ICC issued arrest warrants against Israel's prime minister and former defense minister, and separately against a Hamas military commander.
· Agreement
One OLA faction reached a peace deal, though the broader insurgency continued.
· Agreement
A January 2025 ceasefire collapsed after two months; a further ceasefire under a US-proposed 20-point plan took effect in October 2025, with implementation of its later phases contested into 2026.
· Legal decision
RS President Milorad Dodik was convicted and banned from office for defying the international High Representative, ending his presidency.
In: Republika Srpska
· Other
Bart De Wever, an N-VA founder, became the first Flemish nationalist Prime Minister of Belgium at the head of a five-party "Arizona coalition".
In: Flanders
· Agreement
An unconsulted agreement with China caused tensions with New Zealand, later eased by a defence pact.
· Agreement
Senegal and the MFDC concluded formal peace negotiations after more than four decades of conflict.
In: Casamance
· Other
Following Öcalan's call from prison, the PKK announced its dissolution and began a symbolic disarmament process, marking a historic shift after more than four decades of conflict.
In: Kurdish self-determination, Kurdish self-determination in Türkiye
· Other
Elections Canada deregistered the party after it failed to meet financial reporting requirements.
· Agreement
Following the fall of the Assad government, Syria's new leadership and the SDF agreed to integrate Kurdish-led institutions into the Syrian state in exchange for recognition of Kurdish rights.
In: Kurdish self-determination, Kurdish self-determination in Syria
· Election
Demokraatit won the most votes; four of the five main parties sought independence at different speeds.
In: Greenland
· Other
First Vice-President Riek Machar was detained in Juba on treason and related charges, widely reported to have effectively collapsed the unity government and the Revitalised Agreement.
In: South Sudan
· Legislation
The bill redefining tino rangatiratanga narrowly as property rights was rejected by a wide margin.
· Agreement
France and New Caledonian parties signed an accord proposing a "State of New Caledonia," which later collapsed.
· Other
A hunger strike over stalled statehood talks escalated into violence in which police killed four protesters.
· Election
A reunification-supporting candidate decisively defeated the incumbent, who had championed a two-state solution.
In: Northern Cyprus
· International resolution
The Security Council renewed MINURSO and backed negotiations on the basis of Morocco’s autonomy proposal, with a solution providing for self-determination.
In: Western Sahara
· Legal decision
IPOB's founder was convicted on terrorism charges and sentenced to life imprisonment, a conviction his defence has contested.
In: Biafra
· Agreement
Veneto became the first Italian region to sign a preliminary agreement devolving specific powers under Italy's 2024 differentiated autonomy law.
In: Veneto
· Other
The party's board voted to dissolve it, citing membership apathy toward its original goals.
· Declaration
The exile-based MAK symbolically proclaimed Kabyle independence at a Paris ceremony.
In: Kabylia
· Other
The state party's convention adopted independence-referendum planks into its platform.
· Negotiation
US demands for control of Greenland led to tariff threats and to talks between Denmark, Greenland and the United States; both Nuuk and Copenhagen called sovereignty a red line.
In: Greenland
· Other
After renewed clashes and a further agreement in early 2026, the SDF commander announced the completion of Kurdish-led forces' integration into Syrian state institutions.
In: Kurdish self-determination, Kurdish self-determination in Syria
· Other
A rapidly evolving crisis saw Iranian Kurdish parties call for strikes, form a new political coalition, and reportedly clash with Iranian forces amid a wider war involving Iran, though many operational details remain contested and unverified.
In: Kurdish self-determination, Kurdish self-determination in Iran
· Other
The STC leader was expelled from Yemen's power-sharing council and charged with treason amid a rupture between Saudi- and UAE-backed factions.
· Negotiation
US-convened talks brought Morocco, the Frente POLISARIO, Algeria and Mauritania together, with the UN Personal Envoy co-chairing.
In: Western Sahara
· Election
The People's Party won its largest seat total since 1950; a coalition government formed under Beinir Johannesen, while the pro-independence Republic party held 6 of 33 seats.
In: Faroe Islands
· Election
A reinstated council elected Debretsion Gebremichael as regional president amid ongoing TPLF factional dispute.