I don't know if you have noticed a set of numbers - in 2015, there were 30 countries listed; by 2025, it had become 26. This is not a simple decrease in the number of people, but a quiet international reshuffle behind it!
Let's see who's in: Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Maldives, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Iran, Zimbabwe, Slovakia.
Let's see who has left: South Korea, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Egypt, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, Sudan, East Timor, Venezuela, Ethiopia, Vanuatu, Argentina, Algeria, Poland.
This step-by-step, behind it is not a random name, but a big wind of international relations!
Some countries join, not without a reason. such as Indonesia, Malaysia, the economy is becoming more and more active, people have a big voice on the international stage, and naturally have to squeeze into the important circles. Iran, Azerbaijan these energy powers, in the hands of oil and gas, who dares to ignore? even the small island countries such as the Maldives, also occupy a place in the maritime strategy.
The ones that quit are more worth pondering. South Korea, Poland, and the Czech Republic have traditionally been "friends" in the Western circle. Now they just quit? To put it bluntly, the pressure to stand in line has become greater! If you choose a side between major countries, you will be kicked out if you are accidentally careful, or you will simply withdraw yourself to save trouble.
Look at Argentina, Algeria, South Africa, these countries, although there are many resources, but the economic upheaval is large, the political situation is unstable, the speech on the international table is light, and it is natural to be squeezed to the edge.
Not to mention countries like Venezuela and Sudan, with internal turmoil, inflation, intense political struggle, domestic uncertainty, energy and international affairs?
This increase and decrease, on the surface, is just a change in the list, but in fact reflects the reshuffling of the global power structure in the past decade. The emerging countries have come to the top, the influence of the established countries has declined, and some regional powers have been kicked out because they are on the wrong side or they have collapsed.
This is not some abstract theory of international relations, but a major event that directly affects the lives of ordinary people. Which countries are in the circle means more investment, more stable supply chains, and stronger has the voice over. The country that is kicked out may face the dilemma of blocked trade, reduced investment, and even weaker and weaker international has the voice over.
Think about it, if a country can't even get into the list of international cooperation, will it be more troublesome for its people to get visas abroad? Will its currency depreciate more easily? Will its goods be more difficult to sell abroad?
This is not the case at all, but the global situation is evolving. Some people always feel that international news is far from themselves, but in fact, a country's international position is directly related to your employment, prices, and even the convenience of travel!
Over the course of a decade, some countries have crushed their heads and some have been silently kicked out of office.The reality of the international community is so cruel – either strong or marginalized.No one wants to silently disappear, but many countries are really slowly losing their place.
This is not a drill, but a reality that is happening. Who goes up and who goes down, the list doesn't lie.
Let's see who's in: Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Maldives, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Iran, Zimbabwe, Slovakia.
Let's see who has left: South Korea, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Egypt, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, Sudan, East Timor, Venezuela, Ethiopia, Vanuatu, Argentina, Algeria, Poland.
This step-by-step, behind it is not a random name, but a big wind of international relations!
Some countries join, not without a reason. such as Indonesia, Malaysia, the economy is becoming more and more active, people have a big voice on the international stage, and naturally have to squeeze into the important circles. Iran, Azerbaijan these energy powers, in the hands of oil and gas, who dares to ignore? even the small island countries such as the Maldives, also occupy a place in the maritime strategy.
The ones that quit are more worth pondering. South Korea, Poland, and the Czech Republic have traditionally been "friends" in the Western circle. Now they just quit? To put it bluntly, the pressure to stand in line has become greater! If you choose a side between major countries, you will be kicked out if you are accidentally careful, or you will simply withdraw yourself to save trouble.
Look at Argentina, Algeria, South Africa, these countries, although there are many resources, but the economic upheaval is large, the political situation is unstable, the speech on the international table is light, and it is natural to be squeezed to the edge.
Not to mention countries like Venezuela and Sudan, with internal turmoil, inflation, intense political struggle, domestic uncertainty, energy and international affairs?
This increase and decrease, on the surface, is just a change in the list, but in fact reflects the reshuffling of the global power structure in the past decade. The emerging countries have come to the top, the influence of the established countries has declined, and some regional powers have been kicked out because they are on the wrong side or they have collapsed.
This is not some abstract theory of international relations, but a major event that directly affects the lives of ordinary people. Which countries are in the circle means more investment, more stable supply chains, and stronger has the voice over. The country that is kicked out may face the dilemma of blocked trade, reduced investment, and even weaker and weaker international has the voice over.
Think about it, if a country can't even get into the list of international cooperation, will it be more troublesome for its people to get visas abroad? Will its currency depreciate more easily? Will its goods be more difficult to sell abroad?
This is not the case at all, but the global situation is evolving. Some people always feel that international news is far from themselves, but in fact, a country's international position is directly related to your employment, prices, and even the convenience of travel!
Over the course of a decade, some countries have crushed their heads and some have been silently kicked out of office.The reality of the international community is so cruel – either strong or marginalized.No one wants to silently disappear, but many countries are really slowly losing their place.
This is not a drill, but a reality that is happening. Who goes up and who goes down, the list doesn't lie.