Tuvalu, the thinly populated South Pacific nation of nine islands, will amend its Constitution to remain a state, even if the country no longer has any territory, as the entire archipelago is at risk of being covered by rising sea levels by 2100
Tuvalu, the thinly populated South Pacific nation of nine islands, will amend its Constitution to remain a state, even if the country no longer has any territory, as the entire archipelago is at risk of being covered by rising sea levels by 2100