Top five largest non-military nations
The article addresses the phenomenon of some countries abandoning their standing armies and the impact this has on their national security. Instead of maintaining their own military forces, these nations rely on treaties, partnerships, and geopolitical defenses. The report indicates that around 20 countries, mostly small islands, have chosen not to possess independent military forces, citing financial or geographical reasons. Some of these countries depend on alliances with larger nations to ensure protection, such as Iceland, the Solomon Islands, and Mauritius. The article includes historical and geographical examples and emphasizes their reliance on international cooperation and security agreements. It highlights that this approach requires a high level of trust within the regional environment and confidence in the ability to depend on international security partners.
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