Primarily Holland, Portugal and France; for example Vietnam was french territory until their defeat by the vietnemese at the battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954 (leading to the start of the Vietnam war). Various islands in the pacific are still french and dutch territory (although most were transferred to US control), for example, the Marianas. Britain made inroads into Asia and of course colonised India, and subjugated china (see 'Boxer Rebellion') but mostly it was the aforementioned three. It should be noted that Asia was a damn sight more capable at resisting colonisation than Africa (only one African country has never been part of a colony, or under European rule/control)
Because Africa was loaded with Natural Resources and the Europeans wanted to take advantage of that.
Britain, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Greece (in ancient times), Rome (in ancient times). Possibly others.
south asia was the first region in asia colonized by western countries
Britain.
Nepal is the only country in the world and in the asia Which never got colonized or invaded or conquered or ruled by other nations
The promotion and spread of the English language
There is no such thing as "Northwest Asia". The area to the north of Southwest Asia is the European part of Russia.
poland and russia
south asia was the first region in asia colonized by western countries
Britain.
This is when most of the European countries were fighting over power. It was the time where Europeans had invaded and had colonized almost all of Africa, and started to colonized central Asia.
Almost all the African countries were colonized by European nations. Liberia and Ethiopia were the only countries that were not colonized.
Britain
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Nepal is the only country in the world and in the asia Which never got colonized or invaded or conquered or ruled by other nations
Spain did, on the 16th century.
I believe it is Europe.
SpainPortugalFranceThe NetherlandsEngland
they had smaller populations.