Government > Foreign relations Stats: compare key data on Denmark & Japan

Date of establishment of relations with China: The date on which each country established diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China.
Date of recognition of Israel: Date on which Israel was officially recognized as a state. Note that some countries had a “de facto” recognition in place long before the legal recognition.
Date of recognition of Kosovo: Date on which Kosovo was officially recognized as a state.
Date of recognition of Syrian National Council: Date on which the Syrian National Council was recognized, at least as a legitimate representative of the Syrian people. For more information, please see http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Government/Foreign-relations/International-recognition-of-the-Syrian-National-Council-notes
Diplomatic representation in the US > Ambassador: Name of ambassador to the USA.
Recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia: Statements on the status of Abkhazia and South Ossetia issued by countries who do not recognize their sovereignty.

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STAT	Denmark	Japan
Croatia > Date of Establishment	February 1, 1992	March 5, 1993
Date of establishment of relations with China	May 11, 1950	September 29, 1972
Date of recognition of Israel	None	None
Date of recognition of Kosovo	None	None
Date of recognition of Syrian National Council	Recognised on 9 December 2012 (as legitimate representative)	Informal relations
Diplomatic representation in the US > Ambassador	Petersen, Friis Arne Friis Arne Petersen	Sasae, Kenichiro Kenichiro Sasae
Nepal > Date of Establishment	December 15, 1967	July 28, 1956
Recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia	Foreign Minister Per Stig M\u00f8ller declared "unconditional support for Georgia's territorial integrity".	Yasuaki Tanizaki , director general of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's European bureau, said "Our country is gravely concerned about the move. Our country hopes that Russia ... will take responsible actions for the region's stability".

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