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Newest Nations on Planet Earth

The United Nations currently recognizes 193 countries as well as two observer states—and FIFA recognizes a full 211 member nations—yet new countries continue to be born. Most often, new countries form when an established country splits or dissolves. Other times, new countries are former territories that have become independent from their mother/host country, establishing themselves as new sovereign nations. In the past 40 years alone, 34 new countries have been recognized by the United Nations, which is widely regarded as the final step of becoming a fully realized country. Can you name the following most recent countries?
Ukraine is still a nation as of this writing...
Some countries may be listed twice for various political and warring reasons
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Last updated: April 13, 2022
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Split from Sudan in 2011
South Sudan
Seceded from Serbia in 2008
Kosovo
Separated from Serbia in 2006
Montenegro
Separated from Montenegro in 2000
Serbia
Graduated from U.N. Trust program in 1994
Palau
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Armenia
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Georgia
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Kazakhstan
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Moldova
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Belarus
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Ukraine
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Russia
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Azerbaijan
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Slovakia
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Czech Republic
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Estonia
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Lithuania
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Latvia
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Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Turkmenistan
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Tajikistan
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Uzbekistan
Dissolution of the USSR - 1991-1993
Kyrgyzstan
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
Croatia
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
Serbia
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
North Macedonia
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
Slovenia
Dissolution of Yugoslavia early 90's
Montenegro
Early 90's won battle to break free from South African rule
Namibia
1993 won 30 year war of independence with Ethiopia
Eritrea
1991 achieved independence with aid of U.N.
Marshall Islands
1991 achieved independence with aid of U.N.
Micronesia
Reunified in 1990
Germany
Merger of two Arab nations
Yemen
1975 Gained independence from Indonesia
East Timor
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