There are two definition of Border-less Country.
One:
A borderless country is an island nation that does not share its island with other nations.
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Second:
A borderless country is an internet based country which have citizens around the world but no defined territory.
Example:
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Borderless countries are countries that do not have any land borders with other countries. Examples include island nations like Madagascar, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Iceland.
Examples of mother countries include Spain (for countries in Latin America), France (for countries in Africa and the Caribbean), and the United Kingdom (for countries like Australia, Canada, and India). These countries historically colonized and exerted influence over their respective regions.
Developed countries are countries that are labeled as "First World Nations." These are countries that are generally rich (per capita and government wise), have good treatment of its citizens (plenty of freedoms for example), is not corrupt, etc. Some examples of developed countries are Norway, Australia, the Netherlands, the United States, New Zealand, Canada, and Ireland (which are the most developed nations). Developing countries are currently in the process of becoming developed (inheriting all the traits listed above and more). Some examples of developing countries include China, Vietnam, and Iraq.
There are 17 countries in the world that do not have provinces. Some examples are the Maldives, Monaco, and Singapore.
Japan, Australia, and Argentina are examples of countries that do not share a border with Syria.
Afghanistan and Armenia are two examples of countries that start with the letter "A" but do not end in "a".