nǎo Nauru     guógūdàimǎ: nr   
  cháozhèng
  nǎo yīng wén: Nauru, nǎo : Naoero) shì yáng zhōu de dǎo guó shì shì jiè shàng zuì xiǎo de gòng guózuì jìn de lín dǎo shì dōng miàn xiāng 300 qiān shǔ de dǎodāng zuì zǎo de mín shì luó rén rén
  
   yóu nǎo de fēn dǎo jūn wéi lín suān yán shí kuài suǒ chéngsuǒ cóng 1907 nián gāi guó zhù yào de jīng jiù shì chū kǒu lín suān yánsuí zhe lín suān yán chǔ liàng de jié cǎi kuàng dài lái de huán jìng 'è huàlìng wài zài jiā shàng guǎn quán dǎo cái jīn de jiǎn zhínǎo zhèng qiú zhù xiē xún cháng de fāng lái huò shōu zài 20 shì 90 nián dàinǎo chéng wéi shuì shōu tiān táng qián zhōng xīncóng 2001 nián nǎo jiē shòu 'ào zhèng de yuán zhùzuò wéi huí bào nǎo jiàn liú suǒ chǔlǐ xiē fēi jìn 'ào de nànmíndàn zài 2008 niánshuāng fāng tíng zhǐ liǎo zhè zhǒng jiāo
  
   shǐ
   nǎo rén shì gāi dǎo。 1798 niányīng guó chuán zhǐ liè shǒu hào shǒu běn kāi fāng shì jiè nǎo jiāo liú de shǐ。 1888 niánnǎo chéng wéi guó shǔ shì jiè zhàn jiānnǎo bèi 'ào zhàn lǐngbìng 1919 nián yóu yīng guóào xīn lán gòng guǎn zhōng 'ào dài biǎo sān guó xíng shǐ zhí quán 'èr shì jiè zhàn jiānnǎo bèi běn zhàn lǐngèr zhàn zhī hòunǎo yóu lián guó wěi tuō 'ào yīng guó xīn lán gòng tóng guǎn
  
  1968 nián 1 yuè 31 nǎo gòng guó xuān zhèng shì bìng tóng nián 11 yuè chéng wéi yīng lián bāng bié chéng yuán guó。 1999 niánnǎo chéng wéi lián guó huì yuán guó
  
  
   nǎo wèi zài tài píng yáng chì dào nánwéi tuǒ yuán xíng de shān dǎohǎi 'àn dǒu qiàoyán 'àn yòu kuān 150-300 hǎi 30 de hǎi 'àn dàishì quán guó wéi de nóng zhōng wéi tái zuì gāo diǎn wéi hǎi 71 lìng lǐng)。 quán dǎo 3 5 bèi lín suān yán suǒ gài liújǐn nán yòu xián shuǐ jiāo )。 shǔ dài lín hòunián píng jūn wēn 25-35 shè shì nián jiàng shuǐ liàng zài 2000 háo shàng
  
   zhèng zhì
  1968 nián 1 yuè 29 nǎo tōng guò xiàn shí xíng gòng zǒng tǒng zhìzǒng tǒng wèiguó jiā yuán shǒu shì zhèng shǒu nǎoyóu huì xuǎn chǎn shēng
  
   guó huì shí xíng yuàn zhìyóu 18 míng yuán chéngrèn sān nián yuán tōng guò quán guó zhí jiē xuǎn chǎn shēng zhèng dǎng zhèng zhì wéi sōng sàn de duō dǎng zhìzhù yào yòu mín zhù dǎng( DemocraticParty) nǎo dǎng( NauruParty)。
  
   gēn 1968 nián xiàn nǎo shè zuì gāo yuànxià shè yuàn jiā tíng yuànzài duō shù qíng kuàng xià 'ào gāo děng yuàn wéi zhōng shěn yuànxiàn rèn guān wéi · kāng nài 'ěr( BarryConnell)。
  
   jīng
   nǎo zài sān shì jiè zhōng shǔ jiào de guó jiāguó mín měi rén měi nián píng jūn suǒ yuē 5000 měi yuánguó jiā jīng lín suān yán kāi cǎi guó wài fáng chǎn wéi zhù yào zhī zhùlín suān yán kuàng fēn zhàn quán dǎo miàn de 70% shàngshì shì jiè zhù yào lín suān yán shēng chǎn chū kǒu guó zhī zhù yào xiāo wǎng 'ào yīng guó běnxīn lán děng wǎng lín suān yán wài xiāo suǒ céng zhàn zhèng shōu de bàn shùrán 'ér zài cháng kāi cǎi zhī xiàgāi xiàng kuàng cáng miàn lín hào jié
  
   yóu nǎo lín kuàng shí chū kǒu xià jiàngjìn nián gāi guó de jīng huó dòng shuǐ píng chí xià huá 1992 nián dào 1996 nián jiān wéi GDP xià huá 10% shàng qián gāi guó zuì zhòng yào de tiān rán yuán wéi lín kuàng shí shuō shì jīng kāi cǎi dài jìnwéi kuò zhǎn nóng gǎi shàn rán jǐng guānzhèng dāng yòng zài yùn kuàng shí chū kǒu de kōng chuánzài huí tián kuàng kēngkuò miàn yòng kāi tuò nóng xùmù zhè xiàng fāng 'àn huò 'ào děng guó jiā de xié zhù
  
   wéi què bǎo lín kuàng jié hòu de guó jiā zhù quánzhèng chéng jīn jìn xíng guó xìng de yíng shì tóu bāo kuò yùn shū fáng chǎn zhì zào jīn róng
  
   bān lái shuōdāng de xiāo fèi suī duō lài shū gōng yìngwéi rén kǒu duōxiāo hào liàng yòu xiànzhèng jìn xíng hǎi wài tóu shì zhī shōu qián shàng zhù guó nèi jīng jiàn shè suǒ bìng wéi chí rén mín shēng huó
  
   jìn nián yóu zhǎn jiào kuài
  
   rén kǒu
   mín duō wéi nǎo rénlìng yòu shǎo liàng rénhuá rén 'ōu zhōu rényīn guó jiā miàn xiǎonǎo rén kǒu suàn shì shì jiè shàng rén kǒu hěn gāo de guó jiā zhī
  
   wén huà
   jié jiǎ zhōng wén míng dāng míng bèi zhù
  1 yuè 1 yuán dàn jié NewYear'sDay
  1 yuè 31 IndependenceDay
  5 yuè 17 xiàn ConstitutionDay
  10 yuè 26 fǎn xiāng AngamDay
  12 yuè 25 /12 yuè 26 shèng dàn jié ChristmasDay
  
   xíng zhèng huá
   ài ( AiwoDistrict)
   ā 'ěr ( AnabarDistrict)
   ān 'è tān ( AnetanDistrict)
   ān ( AnibareDistrict)
   bái ( BaitiDistrict)
   ( BoeDistrict)
   ( BuadaDistrict)
   gāo ( DenigomoduDistrict)
   āi ( EwaDistrict)
   ài zhū ( IjuwDistrict)
   méi nìng ( MenengDistrict)
   bǎi ( NibokDistrict)
   yōu ( UaboeDistrict)
   lún ( YarenDistrict)


  Nauru /nɑːˈuːruː/, officially the Republic of Nauru and formerly known as Pleasant Island, is an island nation in Micronesia in the South Pacific. Its nearest neighbor is Banaba Island in Kiribati, 300 km to the east. Nauru is the world's smallest island nation, covering just 21 square kilometres (8.1 square miles).
  
  Settled by Micronesian and Polynesian people, Nauru was annexed and claimed as a colony by the German Empire in the late 19th century. After World War I, Nauru became a League of Nations mandate administered by Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. During World War II, Nauru was occupied by Japanese troops who were bypassed by the Allied advance across the Pacific, and after the war ended, it entered into trusteeship again. Nauru was declared independent in 1968.
  
  Throughout the first half of the 20th century, Nauru was a "rentier state". Nauru is a phosphate rock island, with deposits close to the surface, which allow for simple strip mining operations. This island was a major exporter of phosphate starting in 1907, when the Pacific Phosphate Company began mining there, through the formation of the British Phosphate Commission in 1919, and continuing after independence. This gave Nauru back full control of its minerals under the Nauru Phosphate Corporation, until the deposits ran out during the 1980s. For this reason, Nauru briefly boasted the highest per-capita income enjoyed by any sovereign state in the world during the late 1960s and early 1970s. When the phosphate reserves were exhausted, and the environment had been seriously harmed by mining, the trust established to manage the island's wealth became greatly reduced in value. To earn income, the government resorted to unusual measures. In the 1990s, Nauru briefly became a tax haven and illegal money laundering center. From 2001 to 2008, it accepted aid from the Australian government in exchange for housing an illegal migrant detention center that held and processed asylum seekers trying to enter Australia.
  
  From December 2005 to September 2006, Nauru became partially isolated from the outside world when Air Nauru, the only airline with service to the island, ceased to operate. (The only outside access to Nauru was then by ocean-going ships.) The airline was able to restart operations under the name Our Airline with monetary aid from Taiwan.
 

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