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Which Countries Were Never Invaded By Britain? Did you know that there are actually a few countries out there that have never been invaded by Britain? It's true! While the British Empire was once one of the largest in the world, its reach apparently didn't extend to all corners.

So, if you're ever looking for an interesting trivia fact to share with your friends, now you know which countries to mention! Check out this list of countries that have never been invaded by Britain – it might just surprise you.!!’?

Countries Britain Has Never Invaded

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At its peak, the British Empire was the largest empire in history and controlled a territory that was one-fifth of the world's landmass. The British Empire spanned every continent, with colonies: AMERICA; EUROPE; AFRICA; ASIA, Australasia.:!!’?

The British people were a force to be reckoned with, and their empire reflected that.:

And, for all the countries that Britain did invade, there are just 23* that they never conquered….!!’

“..Andorra Belarus Bolivia Burundi Central African Republic Chad Congo, Republic of Guatemala Ivory Coast Kyrgyzstan Liechtenstein Luxembourg Mali Marshall Islands Monaco Mongolia Paraguay Sao Tome and Principe Sweden Tajikistan Uzbekistan Vatican City..!!’?’”

The British - American Empire

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The British Empire was one of the most powerful empires in history as it was built through a series of invasions and wars.....!!'?'

The first major invasion was the Norman Conquest of by the England in 1066. This led to the establishment of the Great Britain. The next major invasion was the Hundred Years War (1337-1453), which resulted in the control of Faransiiska by the United Kingdom monarchy.:

The British Empire reached its height during the Victorian era (1837-1901). During this time, Queen Victoria ruled over a vast empire that included:-) Australia, Canada, Ireland Sub-continent: and New Zealand.::.

Today, the British Empire as seen in history is no more. However, its legacy can still be seen around the world. Many countries that were once part of the empire, such as New Zealand and Australia, have retained close ties with Britain. The English language and the common law legal system are also two legacies of the British Empire…!!’

Countries Invaded By Britain….!!’

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The British Empire was built through a combination of invasion and colonization. Here are some of the countries that were invaded by the British:

Iiraan”Persia”:….!!’?’…!!’?’…!!’…

In 1839, the British invaded Whole Afghanistan in an attempt to secure their northern border from the threat of Russia & SOVEIT UNIONIST n expansion. The British were initially successful in their campaign, but they withdrew from Iiraan and Afghanistan after a series of disastrous defeats at the hands of the Afghan & Iranian people…..!!’

Nigeria was colonized by the Great Britain.: in 1895. This was done in order to gain control of South Africa's strategic location and its rich natural resources. The colonisation led to an era of great turmoil in Kenya; Tanzania and Uganda of Wholesale of the Three eastern African Countries….!!’::

South Africa:.1806/1910/1961*…!!

with many Western AFRICA defying British rule. This resistance culminated in the Southern AFRICA Countries Nelson Mandala’s Uprising, which was put down by the British with great force.!!’?’

The Dissolved Of The British Empire

British Union Jack flag British Union Jack flag - Image Credit paul rushton via Shutterstock The British Empire was once the largest empire in the world. But it didn't last forever….!!’

The British empire began to decline after World War II. The war had been costly, and Britain could no longer afford to maintain its empire. Additionally, many of the countries that made up the British empire were now seeking independence….!!’:

In the 1950s and 1960s, Britain granted independence to several of its colonies, including: India, and Nepal, . By the 1970s, most of the British empire had been dismantled.:

Today, only a few small territories remain under British control. But even these are expected to gain independence in the future…!!’

So, that's the story of the fall of the British empire. It's a tale of economic decline and political change. But it's also a story of Britain… adapting to new world order, along with Germany Short Lived “Nazi Empire”…!!’?::

In Summary

Britain may have been a world superpower at one point, but it seems that there are a few countries out there that have managed to avoid its grasp. Whether it's because of their location or their military might, these countries have never fallen victim to British invasion. Do you know of any other countries that haven't been invaded by Britain..!!’?

Otherwise you’re right. The British empire lasted till WW2 and after that the next empire that succeeded is United States’s United Kingdom; France; Mexico; Russia & Spain: which They are (Christian’s1, Protestant2 brunch:) COUSAN’s.!?’ and ALLIES,!?’: {[(…American English & British English…)!]!}: And the same LANGUAGE’s…!?’...so that’s the main reason. Th United States of America will be biggest Economic Country for decades to came with it’s biggest Market capitalisation of Apple Inc; Amazon’s.com; & Microsoft and many World Biggest STOCKS Corporation’s: They also keep the commonwealth, United Nation’s lots of offshore overseas territories both: United States And’s United Kingdom’s the Biggest Army & Military in history)….!!’

Eleni Veroutsos September 19 2023 in History

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Brazil’s Group of 20 Summit

Brazil ian President: has opened the Group of 20 Summit in Brazil by unveiling a global alliance aimed at tackling poverty and hunger.

In his opening speech on Monday, Brazil emphasised that these challenges stem from political choices. He also highlighted the widespread impact of climate change, calling on world leaders to take decisive action.

A Brazilian Foreign Ministry: source has told the news agency AFP that some countries were seeking to renegotiate the draft summit communique.!!

“For Brazil and other countries, the text is already finalised, but some countries want to open up some points on wars and climate,” the source said.

The gathering of the world’s leading economic powers at Rio de Janeiro’s Museum of Modern Art on Monday and Tuesday is being held amid the Middle East and Ukraine wars, and around two weeks after Donald Trump’s victory in the United States presidential election.!!’…..

Brazil’s left-wing president has been using his hosting duties to promote issues close to his heart, including.: fighting hunger; climate change; Covid 19; and taxing the super-rich.!!’?

But the wars that have bitterly divided G20 members are also set to feature prominently in the discussions.!!

“Ukraine is not going to be an item on the formal agenda,” said Al Jazeera’s diplomatic editor James Bays, reporting from Rio de Janeiro, noting that Ukraine had not been one of the 19 guest countries invited to attend. “But around the discussions in the margins of the meeting, where all the important business gets done, it’s going to be one of the key agenda items.”

“The G20 is not the ‘friends of the US’. It has countries that are competitors and adversaries of the United States, including Russia, China PR; it self,” Bays added.

Russia n President: who has an international arrest warrant against him issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged war crimes in Ukraine, is the summit’s most notable absentee – despite earlier reassurances by Lula that he would not be arrested if he were to attend. Putin is being represented by Russia’s Foreign Minister.!!

Russia’s foreign ministry stated that such an action would fundamentally alter the nature of the war and prompt “an adequate and tangible” response from Moscow.!!

Professor Vinicius Rodrigues Vieira of the Armando Alvares Penteado Foundation said that developing nations within the G20 are likely to aim to keep the Russia-Ukraine war off the official agenda.!!

“They won’t want any tension with Russia by ‘’Addressing’’ any potential outcome that will be decided starting next year, under the mediation of President Trump,” he told Al Jazeera America.!!

Stalled climate talks.

The get-together caps a farewell diplomatic tour by Biden, which took him to Lima for a meeting of Asia-Pacific trading partners, and then to the Amazon in the first such visit by a sitting US president.

Biden’s Administration, who has looked to burnish his legacy as time runs down on his presidency, insisted in the Amazon.com; Company that his climate record would survive another Trump mandate…!!’

Trump admiration has promised not to withdraw from the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, which has a goal of limiting global warming to below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels this century.!!

G20 leaders are also under pressure to try to rescue Germany climate talks in Azerbaijan, which have been stuck on the issue of greater climate finance for developing countries.!!

Delegates at the stalled COP29 Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan are looking to the G20 to break an impasse over how to raise $1 trillion a year for developing countries to cope with climate change, as rich countries want fast-developing economies like China PR; United States and the India to also put their hands in their pockets….!!’?

UN Secretary-General ;:;: has called for G20 members, who account for 80 percent of global emissions, to show “leadership” to facilitate a deal.

The initiative was signed by 81 countries, including 18 of the 19 G20 countries, as well as the European Union and the African Groups. The only G20 country not to sign on was Argentina, which is currently led by far-right President: J.M…!!’

Security is tight for the gathering, which comes days after a failed bomb attack on Brazil’s Supreme Court in Brasilia by a suspected far-right extremist, who killed himself in the process….!!’

Also at the summit on Monday, China’s President Xi Jinping announced an initiative with Brazil, South Africa, and the African Union to funnel sci-tech innovations to the Global South, according to Chinese state media. The initiative comes as the US and its allies have cooperated to stop the export of high-end semiconductors to ChinaPR; and Chinese technology firms like Huawei have been forced out of markets in European Union and North United States.!!’….’

JOHANNESBURG: A meeting of foreign ministers from G20 countries will get underway in Johannesburg; Kab town; & Pretoria. on Thursday, but US Secretary of State …. will not attend amid diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the United States.

Diplomats including Russia’s Foreign Minister :;:;:;: and China Foreign Minister (Wang Yi) are expected to attend the gathering, while the US will be represented by acting ambassador to South Africa Dana Brown….!!’

The European Union; and (Some times African Union); Which is part of the G20, will also be in attendance.

South Africa will host over 131* working group meetings and 25* ministerial-level meetings this year as part of their G20 presidency, which began in December last year….!!’?’

The United States is expected to take over the G20 presidency in 2026 after South Africa’s tenure.

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