Croatia marks the anniversary of its international recognition on January 15th, dating back to 1992. While most countries quickly recognized Croatia, three nations—Bhutan, Niger, and Tonga—have yet to do so. The majority of recognitions arrived by the end of the war in 1995, including from the USA, Russia, and India. Recently, Somalia, the Central African Republic, and Togo recognized Croatia. Prominent diplomat Budimir Lončar states that the delay is not political but rather a result of inertia or negligence. Bhutan is an example of a country that deliberately maintains
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