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The country has just one airport, the Funafuti International Airport, which only flies to UsefulNotes/{{Fiji}} (there used to be airports in Nanumea and Nukufetau, but both were abandoned after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII). The country also has no official military force. As for currency, it has a deal with Australia to mint special coins to be used to in Tuvalu, which are pegged to the Australian dollar. Otherwise, it uses the Australian dollar for banknotes.
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The country has just one airport, the Funafuti International Airport, which only flies to is connected solely with UsefulNotes/{{Fiji}} (there used to be airports in Nanumea and Nukufetau, but both were abandoned after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII). The country also has no official military force. As for currency, it has a deal with Australia UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} to mint special coins to be used to in Tuvalu, which are pegged to the Australian dollar. Otherwise, it uses the Australian dollar for banknotes.
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They declared independence from the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom in 1978, and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the UsefulNotes/UnitedNations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}} (with which they were inglobated as a British colony before independence), they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to [[GlobalWarming climate change]], since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
Happily, Tuvalu happened to be assigned ".tv" as its internet domain name, and made a lot of money around the TurnOfTheMillennium by selling it to television companies who wanted .tv websites. It is served only by the Funafuti International Airport.
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The islands were first sighted by Europeans in 1568. For a while, the British and Germans jostled over control, until they reached an agreement to divide the Pacific in half. In 1892, the British declared Tuvalu, then known as the Ellice Islands, a protectorate. For most of the colonial period, it was grouped together with the Gilbert Islands (present-day UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}).
In 1974, the Ellice and Gilbert Islands separated after a referendum. In 1978, the former declared independence from the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom
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They declared independence from the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom in 1978, and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations.UsefulNotes/UnitedNations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}} (with which they were inglobated as a British colony before independence), they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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They declared independence from the United Kingdom UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom in 1978, and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}} (with which they were inglobated as a British colony before independence), they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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** Governor-General: Teniku Talesi Honolulu (Acting)Tofiga Vaevalu Falani
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** Monarch: Elizabeth IICharles III
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[[AC:The Tuvaluan national anthem]]
->Tuvalu mo te Atua,
->Ko te Fakavae sili,
->Ko te ala foki tena,
->Mo te manuia katoa
->Loto lasi o fai,
->Tou malo saoloto
->Fusi ake katoa
->Ki te loto alofa
->Kae amo fakatasi
->Ate atu fenua.
->Tuvalu mo te Atua
->Ki te se gata mai!
->Tuku atu tau pulega
->Ki te pule mai luga,
->Kilo tonu ki ou mua
->Me ko ia e tautai.
->Pule tasi mo ia
->Ki te se gata mai,
->Ko tena mana
->Ko tou malosi tena.
->Pati lima kae kalaga
->Ulufonu ki te tupu.
->Tuvalu ko tu saoloto
->Ki te se gata mai!
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->Tuvalu for the Almighty
->Are the words we hold most dear
->For as people or as leaders
->Of Tuvalu we all share
->In the knowledge that God
->Ever rules in heav’n above,
->And that we in this land
->Are united in His love.
->We build on a sure foundation
->When we trust in God’s great law
->Tuvalu for the Almighty
->Be our song for evermore!
->Let us trust our lives henceforward
->To the King to whom we pray,
->With our eyes fixed firmly on Him
->He is showing us the way.
->May we reign with Him in glory
->Be our song for evermore,
->for His almighty power
->Is our strength from shore to shore.
->Shout aloud in jubilation
->To the King whom we adore.
->Tuvalu free and united
Be our song for evermore!
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[[AC:Government]]
* Unitary non-partisan parliamentary constitutional monarchy
** Monarch: Elizabeth II
** Governor-General: Teniku Talesi Honolulu (Acting)
** Prime Minister: Kausea Natano
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->Tuvalu mo te Atua,
->Ko te Fakavae sili,
->Ko te ala foki tena,
->Mo te manuia katoa
->Loto lasi o fai,
->Tou malo saoloto
->Fusi ake katoa
->Ki te loto alofa
->Kae amo fakatasi
->Ate atu fenua.
->Tuvalu mo te Atua
->Ki te se gata mai!
->Tuku atu tau pulega
->Ki te pule mai luga,
->Kilo tonu ki ou mua
->Me ko ia e tautai.
->Pule tasi mo ia
->Ki te se gata mai,
->Ko tena mana
->Ko tou malosi tena.
->Pati lima kae kalaga
->Ulufonu ki te tupu.
->Tuvalu ko tu saoloto
->Ki te se gata mai!
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->Tuvalu for the Almighty
->Are the words we hold most dear
->For as people or as leaders
->Of Tuvalu we all share
->In the knowledge that God
->Ever rules in heav’n above,
->And that we in this land
->Are united in His love.
->We build on a sure foundation
->When we trust in God’s great law
->Tuvalu for the Almighty
->Be our song for evermore!
->Let us trust our lives henceforward
->To the King to whom we pray,
->With our eyes fixed firmly on Him
->He is showing us the way.
->May we reign with Him in glory
->Be our song for evermore,
->for His almighty power
->Is our strength from shore to shore.
->Shout aloud in jubilation
->To the King whom we adore.
->Tuvalu free and united
Be our song for evermore!
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[[AC:Government]]
* Unitary non-partisan parliamentary constitutional monarchy
** Monarch: Elizabeth II
** Governor-General: Teniku Talesi Honolulu (Acting)
** Prime Minister: Kausea Natano
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* '''Country calling code:''' 688
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* '''Lowest point:''' Pacific Ocean (10,911 m/35,797 ft) (-)
* '''Country calling code:''' 688
* '''Highest point:''' Niulakita (5 m/15 ft) (196th; lowest)
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* '''Capital and largest city:''' Funafuti
* '''Population:''' 11,646
* '''Area:''' 26 km² (10 sq mi) (191st)
* '''Currency:''' Tuvaluan dollar (TV$) (TVD)
* '''ISO-3166-1 Code:''' TV
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Tuvalu is a small country formed by a volcanic island chain that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world, after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and before UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}}, with a population of about 11,000. Considering that the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world, with a total land area of just 10 square miles.
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Tuvalu is a small country formed by a volcanic island chain that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}} at 10,640. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world, with a total land area of just 10 square miles.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978 and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978 and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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Tuvalu is a small country formed by a volcanic island chain that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world world, after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}} at 10,640. before UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}}, with a population of about 11,000. Considering that the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world, with a total land area of just 10 square miles.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in1978 1978, and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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Tuvalu is a small country formed by a volcanic island chain that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}} at 10, 640.10,640. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world, with a total land area of just 10 square miles.
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Tuvalu is a little country formed by a few islands that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world, after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}}. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
Happily, Tuvalu happened to be assigned ".tv" as its internet domain name, and made a lot of money around the TurnOfTheMillennium by selling it to television companies who wanted .tv websites.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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Tuvalu is a little small country formed by a few islands volcanic island chain that has the distinction of being one of the least populous countries in the world, world after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}}.UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}} at 10, 640. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world.
world, with a total land area of just 10 square miles.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in1978.1978 and on September 5th, 2000, became the 189th member of the United Nations. Like UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
Happily, Tuvalu happened to be assigned ".tv" as its internet domain name, and made a lot of money around the TurnOfTheMillennium by selling it to television companies who wanted .tv websites. It is served only by the Funafuti International Airport.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in
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Tuvalu is a little country formed by a few islands that has the distinction of being the second-least populous country in the world, after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. Like Kiribati, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. Like Kiribati, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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Tuvalu is a little country formed by a few islands that has the distinction of being one of the second-least least populous country countries in the world, after UsefulNotes/VaticanCity.UsefulNotes/VaticanCity and UsefulNotes/{{Nauru}}. Considering the Vatican is almost like a room (complete with the fact that it’s surrounded by walls), it says a lot. Of course, Tuvalu is also one of the smallest countries in the world.
They declared independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. LikeKiribati, UsefulNotes/{{Kiribati}}, they are very susceptible to sea level rising and passing storms, which is understandable considering the islands are less than five meters above sea level. As a result, they're one of the countries most interested in matters pertaining to climate change, since they fear their choices are "stop climate change" or "evacuate at some point in the next few centuries". It has no official military force.
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