Island Nations

Island nations are countries that are primarily located on islands rather than on continental landmasses. Examples include Japan, Madagascar, and the Bahamas. These nations can vary widely in size, population, and culture. Geographically, they can be found in oceans or seas, often characterized by unique ecosystems and biodiversity. Island nations may face specific challenges such as limited resources, vulnerability to climate change, and dependency on tourism. Their strategic locations can also make them important for trade and military presence. Overall, they contribute diverse perspectives and experiences to the global community.