spain and the united kingdom are in a dispute over gibraltar.
spain and the united kingdom are in a dispute over gibraltar.
what territory is spain and the united kingdom in a dispute over?
gibraltar
bullet::::- isle of man, crown dependency









































section::::united kingdom.:"caribbean".









































bullet::::- anguilla, overseas territory









































bullet::::- british virgin islands, overseas territory









































bullet::::- cayman islands, overseas territory









































bullet::::- montserrat, overseas territory









































bullet::::- turks and caicos islands, overseas territory









































section::::united kingdom.:"mediterranean".









































bullet::::- akrotiri and dhekelia, sovereign base areas









































bullet::::- gibraltar, dependent territory since 1981, then overseas territory since 2002









































section::::united kingdom.:"atlantic".









































bullet::::- bermuda, overseas territory









































bullet::::- falkland islands, overseas territory









































bullet::::- saint helena, ascension and tristan da cunha, overseas territory









































section::::united kingdom.:"indian ocean".









































bullet::::- british indian ocean territory (chagos archipelago), overseas territory









































section::::united kingdom.:"oceania".









































bullet::::- pitcairn islands, overseas territory









































section::::united states.









































bullet::::- united states:
list of governors of dependent territories in the 21st century
the venezuelan crisis of 1895 occurred over venezuela's longstanding dispute with the united kingdom about the territory of essequibo and guayana esequiba, which britain claimed as part of british guiana and venezuela saw as venezuelan territory. as the dispute became a crisis, the key issue became britain's refusal to include the territory east of the "schomburgk line", in the proposed international arbitration, which a surveyor had drawn half a century earlier as a boundary between venezuela and the former dutch territory of british guiana. by december 17, 1895, president grover cleveland delivered an address to the united states congress reaffirming the monroe doctrine and its relevance to the dispute. the crisis ultimately saw the britain prime minister, lord salisbury, accept the united states' intervention to force arbitration of the entire disputed territory and tacitly accept the united states' right to intervene under the monroe doctrine. a tribunal convened in paris in 1898 to decide the matter, and in 1899, awarded the bulk of the disputed territory to british guiana. for the first time, the anglo-venezuelan boundary dispute asserted a more outward-looking american foreign policy, particularly in the americas, marking the united states as a world power. this was the earliest example of modern interventionism under the monroe doctrine, in which the u.s. exercised its claimed prerogatives in the americas.
latin america–united states relations