Nauru

Yes, Nauru is considered a poor country, primarily due to its limited natural resources and economic challenges. Once wealthy from phosphate mining, the depletion of this resource has led to economic decline. The country relies heavily on foreign aid and has struggled with high unemployment rates and a lack of sustainable development. Efforts to diversify the economy have faced difficulties, contributing to ongoing financial instability.

Asoka unified the Mauryan Empire through a combination of military conquest and diplomatic strategies, enhancing central authority while promoting cultural integration. He expanded the empire's territory through successful campaigns, particularly in Kalinga, but later embraced Buddhism and non-violence, advocating for peace and tolerance. His edicts, inscribed on pillars and rocks, spread messages of ethics, governance, and social welfare, helping to unify diverse populations under a common moral framework. This approach fostered a sense of unity and identity among the empire's varied cultures.

The island of Nauru got its name from the Nauruan word "naur," which means "I go to the south." European explorers first recorded the island's name in the late 18th century, with the most notable mention by the British sea captain John Fearn in 1798. Nauru's name reflects its geographical location in the Pacific Ocean, as well as the indigenous culture of the island.

The former name of Pleasant Island is Niulakita. It is part of the Line Islands in the South Pacific and is known for its small size and limited population. The island is primarily used for subsistence farming and fishing.

The Pacific Island formerly known as Pleasant Island is Nauru. It was renamed in the 20th century and is now known for its phosphate mining and unique geography. Nauru is one of the smallest countries in the world, both in terms of area and population.

It is located at the south of the Pacific nation of Nauru. Latitude: 0°33′0″S

Longitude: 166°55′0″E

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No, Germany started out as a Baltic state of the Teutonic Knights. It later was called Prussia up until WWI, and from the end of WWI until the present day it has been called Germany.

No, Nauru is not a territory of the United States, and it never has been.

The U.S. support it, though.

While the largest city in Nauru is Yaren, it is not officially the capital city. This is because Nauru is one of two countries in the entire world that does not have an official capital city.

However, government offices are in the Yaren District

It is now Nauru, an independent island republic.

At just 21 square kilometers, it is the world's smallest republic, but has a population of nearly 10,000 residents.

Area: 21 square kilometers or 8 square miles

Population: 9,267 (July 2010 estimate)

"Kamawirei" meaning "i greet".

The southern hemisphere (26 miles south of the equator)

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Nauru become independent from its colonists in 1968.

Nauru's population density is 441 people per square kilometer.

Nauru flag description: blue with a narrow, horizontal, yellow stripe across the center and a large white 12-pointed star below the stripe on the hoist side; blue stands for the Pacific Ocean, the star indicates the country's location in relation to the Equator (the yellow stripe) and the 12 points symbolize the 12 original tribes of Nauru.

Nauru is a small nation located near the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. It is situated in the Micronesian South Pacific. The closest island to it is the Banaba Island which belongs to the Republic of Kiribati. Nauru has the distinction of being the smallest nation in the world. It is also the tiniest independent republic in the world. It is also the only republic that does not have an official capital.

During the Second World War Nauru was under Japan, it was under trusteeship at the end of the War and finally became independent in 1968.

Nauru is about 0.1 times the size of Washington compromising of just twenty one sq km. Its natural resources consist mainly of Phosphates and fish. Its natural hazards are largely droughts that happen periodically. It has a tropical climate with a monsoonal pattern meaning it gets rain between the months of November right until February.

Nauru is an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is not on any continent.
Nauru is in Oceania.

Nauru does not have any major cities. The entire population of the country is only about 10,000 people. The most populated part of Nauru is the Yaren District, near the southern end of the island.