Countries with the WORST natural geography on Earth 

Good points

You sounded like a Europa Universalis player here for some reason 🤷‍♂️😏

Argentina has potential to be a superpower, geographically.

@@himanshugurjar9002 i guess you were answering my comment in a peter zeihan video and not this one

@@himanshugurjar9002 No. It doesn't. It never has. People need to stop misusing that word.

tomato, tomahto

@@incogneter its tamatar

@@incogneter potato

Yeah. We have a ton of jokes on the word 'cyclone'. Lol.

Nor do we call Willy willies 😂😂

Because of it's shared history and culture which unites everyone.

Because some foreigners beat you all up just like us indians 😀 so you decided to unite to fight them off because alone the enemy was too strong. The same thing happened to india but once you become rich internal separations will start

@@rizwanuzzamanjyoti 😑😑

@@rizwanuzzamanjyoti ooo that is a good point

@@rizwanuzzamanjyoti latin country not united. Even smaller country like malaysia split into three to Brunei and Singapore even tho they colonized by UK. Indonesia united because in the past it is already united as majapahit

I have to agree with this. I live in Western Colorado, it has a very similar climate to Uzbekistan and our peaches our prized for a reason

very much agreed, well hot weathers have more to offer rather than cold tbh

There are people in Puebla, Mexico that have never seen the ocean, and It's not very far. Does the people in Uzbekistan think about going at some point of life to the sea? ⛵

You have to cross mountains to get to Ferghana valley and to Termez from Tashkent. Crossing desert to get to Karakalpakstan. Water shortage. Hot af. Anyway we love you

The uzbek climate is similar to the romanian climate And we have one of the best countries for agriculture so i understand you Greetings from Romania 🙏🏾

Yeah Nepal is not being held hostage, in fact India doesn't really care about its territory

Ex-PM Oli decided to have an anti-India, pro-China policy.

@@artman12 you better not rely on China, India is like the brother of Nepal

@@flaviomulatojerkin Yes. Thankfully, relations between India and Nepal seem to be again better now.

@@artman12 and relations between India and companies from China are at an all time low

So many misinformation shared here about Bangladesh. Bangladesh's population growth rate is not increasing but decreasing and it's fertility rate now at replacement rate and lower than world average. Land area of Bangladesh is decreasing is also false. In fact land area of Bangladesh is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to massive amount of river silt being deposited on the coastal areas. Bangladesh is unlikely to loose land due to sea level rise as flood silt naturally elevate coastal areas and Bangladesh govt. is implementing 'Deltaplan 2100' project to tackle sea level rise with tens of billion dollar investment.

@@Zahir244820 Bangladesh population is slowing down it's growing but it will continue to grow, also it is true that is losing territory because of flooding and natural disasters so those places won't be able to be habited and the plan of the government that you said they have, I don't know how will they do that considering that the country needs a miracle and a lot of money to get a little chance to solve that disaster not just of the floods but its infrastructure, contamination, life, poverty, over population that just shows how that country is broken.

No they don't. Their objective seems to be pushing Climate Porn. And little else.

@@Zahir244820 The only solution for Bangladesh is to Join with Northeast India

@@Baazigar_007 join pakistan our Myanmar, but please not india.

Eastern half of Bolivia is a flat level fertile plain, and if not for the lack of water in the Gran Chaco, it would be agriculturally very very productive. I mean a large scale irrigation system with proper measures to conserve water can still help. But you know South American countries generally have a lot of political and social Instability and inefficient government policies which are themselves corrupt and often under the influence of the US or other wealthier European/Asian countries.

Agree 💯

he didn’t lie

They kinda are held hostage. India is not providing Nepal a safe access to Bangladeshi ports and forcing Nepal to move closer towards China. If you treat your neighbours like shits then you can expect your ass handed later as well

That's what Indians say to delude themself and the world, ask a Nepalese, the contrast in their answer says a lot.

Also hostage

France would probably fair well in your criteria?

Yeah, like russia, who never was occupied due to its geography. Have a lot of money due to natural resources to be in war for years, access almost 3 oceans and the biggest in the world overall - disadvantage What about Ukraine being at the position where major battlefields of world wars were, which has a bloodthirsty neighbor trying to invade every few decades and threatens with nuclear weapon, commits natural disasters by exploding the dam, attack electricity during the cold winter. This is probably very advantageous position

There should be adequate land for industrial development and a population that the resource base can sustain.

Well chile was invaded at least once with a certain permanent occupier for a while. So, 🤷‍♀️, not really that hard, it's more that nowadays most countries prefer trade and financial dominance than military presence.

A country the size of Europe?! which Indonesia are you talking about?

@@puraLusa who invaded Chile?

@@newton6936 Spain 😂

@@puraLusa it wasn't called Chile then or did they invade they fellow Europeans?"

Yes it was Austria that conquered and held the southern part of Poland known as Galicia which has the beautiful city of Krakow.

Regardless of who was in charge, the French still went and invaded.

Napoleon?

@@omnipitous4648 Poles joined Napoleon in his wars against countries that invaded Poland, legions of polish solders were fighting along with french army as allies, that's why for us invasion in this context sounds odd/incorrect.

This is also a big part of why a Frenchman is in the Polish national anthem among a relative sea of Poles.

The fact that Chile is only the second tallest country is a good reason to invade Peru again and anex more land.

Chile has an interesting history, how? Your whole nations history can be summarised into how " Spanish came and conquered all the natives" That's why you all speak Spanish, follow Christianity, have Spanish names, have almost negligible amount of native influence (along with Argentina)

I am heavily disgusted by Chilean borders to the very south, it makes an annoying rectangle shape, invades land that really looks like should belong to Argentina, that grand island of tierra del fuego border is awful and is better of belonging to argentine entirely. In fact if road access to a place to another interrupted by another country pretty much means borders are wrong.

@@coldplayfan7357 That's because you don't know shit abouth Chile's or south america's history lil bro. South america is not like africa. the borders changed a lot after we kicked the spaniards out because we fought a lot against each other, specially in the 19th century.

​@@cems.3144this guy triggered by borders lmao😂

Facts

Relative to population, I will guess so

almost all north african countries will be here then

Think he is highlighting many often overlooked countries, rarely part of the say, poverty conversation rather than highly arid and migrating populations under strife, often covered as trying to escape famine from desertification.

I passed the Peru-Chile border. I'll never forget the barren, empty desert.

😂 How you feel towards a country and how geopolitics work are two different things.

@@theascendunt9960 Agreed. And there is no other country that has been so successful (from past 8 years) in current geopolitics strategies. But oppressive geopolitics applies for countries like US, Europe union and China. India doesn't make any country debt ridden, never ask for favors in return of loan/investment, Never ever put a clause that only Indians will work for any project in foreign country that is funded by India. India is always friendly and will remain friendly until someone shows aggression towards it.

Haiti is a cursed nation with absolutely no hope that anything will ever improve

Well, at least those countries are paradise.

He should make a second part video and do more countries he missed here

I also go for Bangladesh. I’ve always been intrigued by its geography since I was a kid.

well they are not alone there because a handful of Pacific Countries faces the same problem as well

@@RegienaldCGayaman Every year Bangladesh gains 20sqkm of new lands instead of drowning

Chiles is twice as long as Norway

both are known for fjords

​@@jonathannunezferrada8579And Norway is narrower

Well for the time being the surrounding neighbours are allies which makes it less so, it's just rogue russian influence but it won't last. Overall, poland only down size is the weather as it makes poland more dependant on energy suppliers.

Poland had eartquake in 2021. it was pretty bad if i'm not mistaken. Poland also got hit by tornadoes no tso long ago.

@@kudajingkrak4919 Little earthquakes come from coal mines in southtern part of country. Tornadoes are very rare and weak.

Politically it has stopped existing like 4 times.

@@Halcon_Sierreno Because some nations cannot live in peace. Today you can see who for example.

Bangladesh population isn't growing though as he said. Its quite stable & birth rates r below replacement level of 2.1 per woman. Its population will go down 20% by 2060.

So many misinformation shared here about Bangladesh. Bangladesh's population growth rate is not increasing but decreasing and it's fertility rate now at replacement rate and lower than world average. Land area of Bangladesh is decreasing is also false. In fact land area of Bangladesh is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to massive amount of river silt being deposited on the coastal areas. Bangladesh is unlikely to loose land due to sea level rise as flood silt naturally elevate coastal areas and Bangladesh govt. is implementing 'Deltaplan 2100' project to tackle sea level rise with tens of billion dollar investment.

@@Zahir244820 Thanks for the clarification.

I am from Uzbekistan. The only thing I agree with him is disconnecting from sea or ocean. The rest makes Uzbekistan much better than most of countries. Uzbekistan has 4 seasons, there’s enough drinkable water, especially natural resources is big advantage. And agriculture is one of the best in the world.

@@muzaffarkhaydarov7769 Im not from Bangladesh or Uzbekistan but Thank you for these info. I love learning about other countries.

Lesotho has nothing to invade for. Very mountainous terrain. Not friendly people though.

@@jcstrydom2505 read properly

What if south Africa is the who invade? RIP no chance

@@Isolet. I'm South African, we would never do that to Little Lesotho. They are like a little mountainous South Africa. It's so cute.

@@TamimLB i like that thought!

Props to the Dutch for holding out for 3 days rather than the 1 day people thought it would take

I'm from Colombia and our geography have been very challenging for the connectivity of the country because like a 30% of the country are the Andes mountains that can be over 4000 meters above sea level and this is the most populated region with the biggest cities, just the trajectory from Medellín to Bogotá of 480Km is 7 hours with the newest roads. also the 50% are the forests like amazonas and the flat part of the country is very uninhabited except the Caribbean coast.

The Netherlands is blessed eith access to international waters that at some point made it one if not the biggest powerhouse in trade in the world, that is a huge blessing, also yeah its flat but unlike Poland, is not surrounded by enemies.

@@phaerion9142 you obviously don't know about Dutch history...

@@user-cx9nc4pj8w and you confuse history with natural geography, the netherlands is blessed with access to the oceans, flat easily farmeable lands, and neighbors who speak very similar languages and practice the same faith, is a blessed location compared to the ones in the video

How did your ancestors survive there if the conditions were so harsh? Or has the climate just recently worsened due to global warming?

Public Transportation Projects and Infrastructure Feasibility and Implementation isn't hard here, if it is, the 600 km Railway that is already being started in Southern Luzon and within Mainland Mindanao won't be feasible, nor the numerous planned and approve interisland bridges, such as CCLEX wouldn't be ideal in the first place. PH's Geography is like Japan, but despite this, they have built numerous rail lines and has strengthened building codes to match the geographic hurdles that you've stated. In the end, it's all about economic progress, reforms, particularly building codes, and nation-building initiatives, which is fortunately progressing already on most of the stated initiatives, such as an infrastructure road map, reforms within the country's law, and other socio-economic initiatives. One can also say the Philippines and Indonesia has the same geographic set-up and challenge.

@@herrkommandank675 No. The Philippines and Japan suffer from typhoons regularly, arguably, Japan has it worse since they are sitting on 4 interlocking plates, and have to deal with winters that often cover the country deep in snow.

It’s Philippines not The Philippines

@@Farron14 The Philippines yan. Wag kang ano. Basic yan sa English major.

Есть украинские карпаты, могут сделать их границей =)

Хохлы уже выкопали Черное море, что им стоит насыпать гор))

@@dimushka383 The Urals should be the new border.

@@xviper2k And who does he owe and why? And maybe we will return the old borders of a hundred years ago than to produce new ones? =) The people agree.

Fertility rate of Bangladesh is 2.01 as of 2019...

@@AzadHind572 its 2022 bro

So many misinformation shared here about Bangladesh. Bangladesh's population growth rate is not increasing but decreasing and it's fertility rate now at replacement rate and lower than world average. Land area of Bangladesh is decreasing is also false. In fact land area of Bangladesh is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to massive amount of river silt being deposited on the coastal areas. Bangladesh is unlikely to loose land due to sea level rise as flood silt naturally elevate coastal areas and Bangladesh govt. is implementing 'Deltaplan 2100' project to tackle sea level rise with tens of billion dollar investment.

These geographers seem to always have an elitist view on Bangladesh. Poor? Fastest growing GDP in South Asia, about to graduate from LDC to DC, birth rates have steadied. Clearly know nothing

@@a1_trillz Birth rates haven’t steadied, they are decreasing. Decrease too much and you end up like Japan and South Korea, where there just isn’t enough young people to do things.

Handle the Turkish first before it gets out of hand, else they will get in power and introduce strong radical Islamic shariat and u will have to give up. Then Russians will take advantage and snatch Transnistria.

In modern meteorological records, the deadliest storm was Typhoon Yolanda (international name Haiyan), which became the strongest landfalling tropical cyclone on record as it crossed the Visayas in central Philippines. That's not even mentioning the gravity of the other natural aspects that hinder the country.

The Devils triangle is located between Japan and The Philippines 😄

should of also added Haiti in the Caribbean

@@LuisCruz-ne5wo Typhoon Haiyan was not the strongest recorded in history. Not even in top 10 of strongest storms or cyclones on record. The worst was typhoon Nancy at 345 kph in Western Pacific. Outside PH.

@@ronnienestor he meant deadliest haiyan is the strongest typhoon that landfall

Chile is isolated from other countries of that continent (south america) because of mountains.

@@kanekiken2002 So are many other countrues in the world

@@Profffesor Bhutan has friendly relations with India. With nepal, the political relations are precarious. People to people relations are ok but nothing great.

@@ashishtiwari1912 That's a good insight, thanks!

@@Profffesor India is the protector of Bhutan. Foreign relations and the military of Bhutan are controlled by India.

Also that Chile is shaped like a chili

@@JoeyCakes2008 hahaha good one!

These geographers seem to always have an elitist view on Bangladesh. Poor? Fastest growing GDP in South Asia, about to graduate from LDC to DC, birth rates have steadied. Clearly know nothing

haha ok

@@a1_trillz its one of if not the poorest country in the world *per person*

Lmao

Who are liking this

Indonesian archipelago is stunningly beautiful but also insanely deadly due to the facts that it's located in the ring of fire with so many active volcanoes and on the tectonic zone where the Pacific , Eurasian, and Indo-Australian plates collide, basically it's in the center of a complex tectonic zone.

Indonesia has a good geography

Same as Bangladesh

@@Yasin_2312 Nah, bangladesh is the worst. One of the densest country in the world and constantly flooding.

The naval war between India and China can destroy Indonesia.

It really depends on your infrastructure game. Iceland is good thanks to Geothermal on the hotspot. El Hierro and Gran Canaria made use of wind and hydropower. Bermuda and the Azores have got tourism. The further south you go, the less I can vouch for 'em tho. St. Helena? Tristan de Cunha? South Georgia? Bouvet? Worse and worse.

Not bad, may as well chuck Finland and Denmark in there too

@@smokey2471 *sad Iceland noises*

@@thesubser0291 😂😂😂

Lots of countries have great natural geography, but the United States is by far the best. Access to the Atlantic and Pacific, ports, rivers, mountains, farmland, deserts, you name it they have it.

Usa also have a lot of fossil ressources. Its probably the best overall geography i agree

@@Andrew-bd8dc we do get a lot of hurricanes and tornadoes.

R u indian bengali or bangladeshi?

@@himanshugurjar9002 Why or how does it matter?

@@cookiekha Because of last line and his name

@@himanshugurjar9002 most probably he is Hindu Bengali who came to India after partition in 1947 and still loves Bangladesh as he considers, it is his parental country although the reality is, his ancestors has been kicked out of that country but he can not acknowledge that.

@@himanshugurjar9002 He is most probably Bangladeshi. His name Tushar( which is a Bengali word for snow) is a pretty common name in Bangladesh....he said 'lovely Bangla mother'....which is one the most common phrases we use to indicate our motherland.

It's sad, but at least we've made considerable progress. Before World War II, invasions were routine almost everywhere. Almost every line on the map was drawn in blood, and some were redrawn multiple times. After World War II there have still been wars, but the so-called "rules based order" is based on nations having sovereign territory and no nation having the right to unilaterally violate another nation's territory by force. This is why Russia's invasion of Ukraine is seen as so egregious - Russia is challenging the rules-based order, which has been the organizing principle of international law for almost 80 years. If Russia succeeds, the rules-based order might collapse, and we could back to the bad old days of nations routinely invading their neighbors to grab more territory and resources. The rules-based order might hold, but we have another problem which could turn out to be worse than invasions: man-made climate change. It's possible to defend your country against invasion, but there is no defense against carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The atmosphere is well-mixed, so everybody's fossil carbon emissions distribute to everybody else. And as the polar ice caps melt, the sea level rises for everybody with a coastline. Coastal nations might be able to protect some of their cities with seawalls and levees, but that won't be practical for most low-lying areas of land.

And all the stans are between 2 agressive powers (albeit different tipe agressors): the regimes probably keep a balancing act worthy of praise.

@@puraLusa usa is #1 aggressor in the world!

@@user-fu2cv9xl7p and also has a hate club that is blind.

So many misinformation shared here about Bangladesh. Bangladesh's population growth rate is not increasing but decreasing and it's fertility rate now at replacement rate and lower than world average. Land area of Bangladesh is decreasing is also false. In fact land area of Bangladesh is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to massive amount of river silt being deposited on the coastal areas. Bangladesh is unlikely to loose land due to sea level rise as flood silt naturally elevate coastal areas and Bangladesh govt. is implementing 'Deltaplan 2100' project to tackle sea level rise with tens of billion dollar investment.

@@Zahir244820 Very well said.

They could invest in start ups that develop tecnology to win land like the netherlands did.

Actually They have done a great job controlling population growth and it’s now per replacement level.. And about land reclamation or preventing erosion, government' s been working with The Netherlands on "The delta plan 2021"

@@Tushar-ou7ju that's great, maybe new technologies will come up that will help other countries with erosion and sea level rising problems.

Bangladesh's only pressing problem is overpopulation. Right now the population stands about 165 million which is too much for an area just the size of New York State. If the population were kept below 50 million, it would have become another Netherlands because it is located in the most fertile area of the world and large coastal area for deep water port. But the population is just too many and it puts tremendous stress on the country's resources. Although water is plenty, land is scarce due to housing and farming, leaving little for industrialization. However, Bangadesh's economy is growing at a rapid rate. They should take the East Asian countries economic route by becoming hub for manufacturing since labour is still cheap. The government should invest in a technology that could use less land for farming but yields similar result. Then the former farming land could be used for setting up factories that employs these former agricultural workers. This would increase their income and the overall being of Bangladeshis.

Bangladesh's population has actually remained stagnant for 20 years (At 160 Million), after a lot of measures to control population were taken in the 90s.

Japan is integrated quite well unlike Indonesia. Economic geography of Indonesia is quite good but human geography is very bad In Japan its opposite

@@himanshugurjar9002 Read “natural geography” on the title. What you said don’t even make sense. Human geography economic geography lol what is that😂

true, i used to live in England and o boy weather in Poland is ten times better (no so blody wet and damp)

Poland has a transitional climate. Western Poland still has oceanic influence with only incidental continental dry weather. Normal winter weather is around 0C, summers are wet. Going east the mix is going more in favour of continental weather but still harsh winters are rare. BTW. France Napoleonic "invasion" is rather considered as liberation in Poland ;)

Well, it's kinda the case.. Your life literally depend on other's kindness.. If your neighbors are friendly, then it's great.. but if not? Nah, you're doomed

The problem with japan is that all young people move into big cities.

@@ts6603 That kinda happens everywhere but yeah it can be an issue.

true@@mutegamingstuff9120

The main issue with Japan is it lie on the ring of fire

lol korea and china both hate japan to the core and you are saying it is advantage

Yup, Indonesia is a power just solely on gepgraphical location, that's why it has to manage it's down size with outmost atention, one wrong move might mean loss of sovereignty. It's a blessing and a curse all at the same time.

That's why Indonesia is working hard on their infrastructure Indonesia already have 1 trilion economy India also helping to build some very important ports in it's land and now India is also understanding the importance of andman and nicobar islands.

How wonderful Somalia, Haiti, Bolivia live. =) The problem is not in Russia, but in propaganda. Look not there for the enemy that oppresses the world.

Main solution- nuke Russia or let China invade it!

​@@dimushka383what country is invading Ukraine again?

@@studleyjb3172 Again? When was the next time? Let's have another question. Over the 30 years of independence, which country has made more invasions of other countries? Russia or Ukraine? How much do you know the region and facts about the countries. Where did Russia even invade?

Not having local production is a disadvantage.

Most likely usa. Surrounded by ocean,

@Blowing winds 🍃 do you think France and Germany are truly allies?

Usa by a mile. No other country in human history has had the advantage the US has.

@@curiodyssey3867 Australia would definitely be up there

@@dudenotperfect9383 nah, Australia is down under, not up there m8

Their biggest advantage is surely isolation from Latin America. And even though they are surrounded by mountains and the world's driest desert, Venezuelan immigrants who can't behave and don't want to work cross it all to reach Chile and cause chaos there. Imagine, if there hadn't been any challenge to come... I'm not even Chilean and not Latin American, I'm European who visited Chile. When other Latinos (namely Venezuelans, Colombians and Ecuatorians) started coming there, crime rate in Chile skyrocketed

You don't need a very long coastline , you need a strategically located coastline

Wars? As if we had the resources for that

Are u from Siberia...?

in what situation is Russia at the moment, China could also invade and basically take over most of Asian Russia with zero problems. Japan would have difficulties and would have to make preparations to transport tanks and other armored vehicles across the sea. China meanwhile doesn't have this problem. Russia is lucky by the fact China is somewhat of a necessary "ally".

Most of Russia's theritory is stolen anyway.

@Levis H It's only matter of time. Russia will be invaded by China in the future. Siberia is already getting floaded with Chinese migrants. China is only pretending to be friends with Russia to appease botox brain filled Putin. Russia has no future. It has one of the fastest shrinking populations in the world, and the war will only speed up that process.

@@LevisH21 zero problems?)) do you know how many nukes Russia has? And China is not interested Siberia, 90% Chinese live in southern China. They are interested in the Asian region with a warm climate and own the sea routes.

Those flash floods are due to unregulated deforestation in Meghalaya. Don't know how's the deforestation situation in Sylhet. Sylhet and its surrounding districts can spend money on better drainage system to get rid of rainwater quicker.

​@@t.f.r287 yeah I totally agree with you, the government need to spend more money on good infrastructure. The part where I'm from, it's mostly a village area and development in those areas are quite slow. Around 50% of people in the country work in agriculture and 70% of the land is used for growing crops, so yeah. Also I think India needs to regulate the water coming out from east India and the Himalaya's because as you mentioned that's where the water is coming from. Kind of sad because Bangladesh is kind of like a dumping ground for them.

@@saymastein i too felt bad when i first got to know my country has become a dumping ground for India.

@@t.f.r287 😂😂😂😂 cry

Why are blaming India its natural humans can do anything No one can stop water.

So many misinformation shared here about Bangladesh. Bangladesh's population growth rate is not increasing but decreasing and it's fertility rate now at replacement rate and lower than world average. Land area of Bangladesh is decreasing is also false. In fact land area of Bangladesh is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to massive amount of river silt being deposited on the coastal areas. Bangladesh is unlikely to loose land due to sea level rise as flood silt naturally elevate coastal areas and Bangladesh govt. is implementing 'Deltaplan 2100' project to tackle sea level rise with tens of billion dollar investment.

Bengali is a linguistic identity.. not a national..

The geography is not ideal, but it's far from being so problematic as it is for the countries listed in the video. As he said, most countries have challenging geography, only a few are lucky like the US, Argentina and China.

no💀

O Romeo, O Romeo, O Romeo Santos de Chile ! For a Landmass to get the title Subcontinent, you will have to prove that Chile has its own independent Continental Tectonic Plate, that moves independently of the South American Plate. like the Subcontinent of India, the Indian Plate is crashing into the Asian Plate quite aggressively, hence the Himalayas are getting taller and taller every 1000 years. Hence India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Parts of China, myanmar are called as part of the 'Indian Subcontinent'. Its not just the Geographical features that define a landmass as a sub continent my friend. O Romeo, O Romeo, O Romeo Santos de Chile! Hope I have answered your queries till ur heart's content ! O Romeo O Romeo!

Finally someone said the truth

What does "having nuclear" have to do with geography? Russia is mostly an arctic wasteland with a lack of ports that don't freeze over, which is why they have to steal someone else's.

@@xviper2k Having nuclear means free from outside invasion. Ports are good, but that doesn't mean self-sufficiency. Japan and Korea will be in a very bad situation once they were being locked, they need imported foods and oil esources from other countries to survive while Russia has fertile lands and resources, they'lll be good even if they're totally blocked and cut off from the outside world.

russia & BD!? lol..

@@ahanafalam6215 - He said Bangladesh is bad. Russia is like Canada. Most of the land is on snow and desolate. But these countries are so large people can live in places, that are as big European countries, with warmer climate. That's why Russia is one of the biggest grain and potato producer in the world.

India is on good terms with Bangladesh, and Hindus are still way more welcoming and accepting of other religions (non biased) so that won’t be a problem. I doubt many ppl will die

@Blowing winds 🍃 when there is no where to go you cannot just say something and wish people will comply.

@Blowing winds 🍃 yes but you cannot contain 16 crore people. Your country will be riddled with terrorists you might one day even die from a random terrorist attack. France, sweden, USA far superiors than your mother India, and they could not stop terrorism. Anyway, I just want to say be careful what you wish for.

What the fuck is hindu India? Are you living in an alternate universe?

@@psyche1182 No way we don't want more of that community.

😂

BUT it was never conquered: The brits, the soviets and USA (NATO) never got the chance to conquer the country, becaus of the geography: Because of the stupidly high mountains in the middle of the country, the city-layout of Afghanistan is shaped like a circle. This circle is one whole road. To reach this road (eg. with tanks), you must use the only road that is leading to Pakistan. And the talibans destroyed a bridge on this Pakistani Road while the US (NATO) was in this road-circle, wich is named by me as "the circle of Jahannam" ["Jahannam" is the "hell" in the koran]

@@schaumwolke6062 Actually the reason it's never been conquered is because it's not worth it. Or simply, they don't like it. If Afghanistan has oil, rich mineral deposits or good agricultural land. You can bet all the neighboring countries would slice and dice it up like a pizza. The Western powers would gang bang it till eternity like a back alley hooker. (And probably do some extreme genocide on the inhabitant) Fortunately or unfortunately for the Afghans they have nothing there worth the money to occupy it with. I mean even Alexander the Great just pass right thru it on his way to India and never look back.

Columbia is not a country, it’s a city in SC, USA.

@@geografisica He edited it to say "Colombia", which is a nation in South America.

you said netherlands

@@riderchallenge4250 Yes, I know Netherlands has challenges in altitude/elevation , but in terms of strategic location, it's an important transit point for both commercial flights, cargo as well as for trading economy of Europe, thereby deriving a vast revenue every year that's an integral part of its GDP.