Have you ever wondered which countries Are they the youngest in the world? While some nations have an ancient history, others are relatively new, having only emerged in recent decades.
In this article, we will delve into this interesting subject, listing the 10 youngest countries in the world, from youngest to “oldest” and talking a little about each of them. Check out!
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See now the list of the 10 youngest nations, their birth date independence and a little about the history of each of them:
1st- South Sudan (July 9, 2011): South Sudan takes first place on the list as the youngest country in the world, having separated from Sudan in 2011, after decades of civil conflict.
2nd- Kosovo (February 17, 2008): Kosovo, a former province of Serbia, declared its independence in 2008, becoming a country recognized by many nations around the world.
3rd- Serbia (June 5, 2006)
: Serbia emerged as an independent nation in 2006, following the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia.4th- Montenegro (June 3, 2006): Like Serbia, Montenegro also gained its independence in 2006, marking the end of the union with Serbia.
5th- Timor-Leste (May 20, 2002): Timor-Leste became independent from Portugal in 2002, after years of fighting for self-determination.
6th- Palau (October 1, 1994): Palau is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean that gained independence from the United States in 1994.
7th- Eritrea (May 24, 1993): After years of war of independence against Ethiopia, Eritrea finally achieved independence in 1993.
8th- Czech Republic (January 1, 1993): The Czech Republic emerged as an independent nation from the former Czechoslovakia in 1993.
9th- Slovakia (January 1, 1993): Along with the Czech Republic, Slovakia also separated from Czechoslovakia in 1993, creating two new countries.
10th- Macedonia (September 8, 1991): Macedonia proclaimed its independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991, becoming a sovereign country.
These countries, although relatively young in terms of independence, have rich cultures, history and unique identities that date back centuries and even millennia into the past.
They have faced challenges and opportunities throughout their journeys to independence and continue to shape their destinies in surprising ways.
As time passes, we will be able to observe how these nations will continue to develop and leave their mark on world history, ceasing to be young countries and becoming veterans international.
And you, did you already know the countries on the list or did any of them surprise you?
