principle of state sovereignty
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- description
- A fundamental concept in international law and relations, asserting that each sovereign state has exclusive authority over its territory and internal affairs, free from external interference.
- impact_region
- Europe
- originating_document
- Treaty of Westphalia
Relationships
- applied_to_regionEurope
- description
- The Principle of state sovereignty, established by the Treaty of Westphalia, primarily took root and reshaped the political landscape of Europe.
- source
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- source_text
- state sovereignty in Europe
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- extracted_at
- 2026-03-09T18:30:18.097Z
- source
- Page 6file
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- confidence
- 0.98
- detected_at
- 2026-03-09T18:31:01.949Z
- detected_by
- kg-dedupe-resolver
- reasoning
- The candidate's label 'state sovereignty' is a direct and common synonym for the source's 'principle of state sovereignty'. Both entities share nearly identical descriptions, defining the concept of a state's exclusive authority over its territory, and both explicitly link this concept to the 'Treaty of Westphalia' as its origin. Their types ('political_concept' vs 'political_principle') are highly compatible, and both are related to the same 'Europe' entity ('01KK9XGJ0HC4JHKT278XQR6HBH') through an 'applied_to_region' relationship, further confirming they refer to the same real-world concept.
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