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The public register of publications issued or registered by the Office of the Sovereign’s Printer. Every Kaharagian Publication Number resolves here to a permanent catalogue record.
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Diplomatic Memorandum on the Status of Taiwan
Effective statehood, the limits of resolution 2758 and a claim asserted from outside
Diplomatic Memoranda of Kaharagia
Section II — Foreign Affairs, 2026
Diplomatic Memorandum on the Full Sovereignty and Recognition of the State of Palestine
Sovereignty under occupation, territorial unity and the rights of Palestinians and Israeli residents
Diplomatic Memorandum on Northern Cyprus and the Turkish Cypriot Community
Political equality, Turkish effective control and a freely agreed settlement for Cyprus
Diplomatic Memorandum on the Recognition of the Republic of Somaliland
Restored independence, effective statehood and contested eastern territories
Diplomatic Memorandum on the Recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
Decolonisation, Sahrawi self-determination and the status of Western Sahara
Diplomatic Memorandum on the Recognition of the Republic of Kosovo
Statehood, international administration and the protection of non-Albanian communities
Diplomatic Memorandum on the Status of Transnistria
A distinct civic community, Moldovan sovereignty and the requirement of freedom from Russian control
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What a Publication Number Is
A Kaharagian Publication Number, or KPN, is the permanent identifier of an official publication. It is assigned once, by the Office of the Sovereign’s Printer, and it is never reassigned to anything else.
A number has thirteen digits in five groups: 549-720-26-0001-8. Three digits name the publisher, three name the issuing authority, two give the year of registration, four give the serial within that year, and the last is a calculated check digit that catches a number that has been mistyped or misread.
The number identifies the publication and its catalogue record, not a storage address. That is what lets a footnote written today still find the right document after the file behind it has been moved, re-issued or served from somewhere that does not exist yet.
How to read and cite a publication number · The KPN Standard