Area(s) not under sovereign jurisdiction is/are called

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Global commons refer to areas that are not under the jurisdiction of any one country and are considered shared resources among nations. This includes the high seas, the atmosphere, Antarctica, and outer space. Antarctica is a specific example of a global common, but the term itself encompasses more than just Antarctica. The oceans beyond national jurisdiction (high seas) are also considered part of the global commons. The Amazon rainforest, while spanning multiple countries, is under the sovereign jurisdiction of those countries and not considered a global common.

Area(s) Not Under Sovereign Jurisdiction Is/are Called