With the end of violence perpetrated by the National Liberation Front of Corsica (FLNC) in 2014 and the accession to power in 2015 of autonomist and nationalist parties, a political juncture is now opening for Corsica. Hence, this French island located close to the Italian coast struggles to be recognized fully as a nation exclusively through peaceful means such as its foreign relations. This article analyzes the international strategy of Corsican nationalism using a comparative approach, and it identifies the structural issues encountered by this strategy and the ideological evolution it promotes.