Which countries in the world were forced to become independent? What is their present situation?

So far, there are about 200 independent countries and regions in the world and the world situation is relatively peaceful and prosperous. In these numerous independent countries, most countries pursue independence from all walks of life, and then through their own arduous battles, they finally win national independence. In fact, some countries in the world have no choice but to build their own countries independently. After years of development, some of these countries are still poor.

The first country is Singapore. 1965, the country officially declared independence, and the country implemented a parliamentary political system, which is a diversified immigrant country. Singapore is famous in the world, not only because of its extremely hygienic environment, but also because it used to be? Four little dragons in Asia? One is an established developed country in Asia. However, such a highly internationalized country did not want to be independent before. ?

The second Czech Republic, a central European country, borders Germany, Slovakia, Austria, Poland and other countries, covering an area of about 79,000 square kilometers, and is composed of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia, with Prague as its capital. The Czech Republic is a multi-ethnic country with a total population of about 654.38+006.4 million, of which about 90% are Czechs, mainly believing in Catholicism. The Czech Republic is a developed country with a per capita GDP of 23,000 US dollars and a high human development index, ranking among the best in Central and Eastern European countries. ?

The third country is Serbia. Serbia is a part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and Serbia is still an indispensable part in the later Yugoslav Federation. However, with the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia began to disintegrate, and Serbia and Montenegro jointly established the Serbia-Montenegro State. ?

The remaining countries are Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, which are located in Central Asia and are also collectively called the five Central Asian countries. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the five Central Asian countries had no choice but to become independent and were very afraid of the days without the help of the Soviet Union. After years of development, the economy has not improved greatly, and it is still poor until now. ?