Nauru is a small island nation located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, about 2,000 miles northeast of Australia. It is the world's smallest island nation by area and population, with just over 10,000 people.

Nauru has a unique history, having been colonized by Germany, the United Kingdom, and Australia before gaining independence in 1968. The country is located in a strategic location in the Pacific, and it has played a significant role in regional politics and international relations.

Nauru has a parliamentary democracy with a president as the head of state. The country's economy is heavily dependent on phosphate mining, which has led to environmental degradation and a lack of arable land. In recent years, Nauru has also become a key player in the global refugee crisis, hosting asylum seekers on behalf of Australia.

Nauru has strong relations with Australia, New Zealand, and other countries in the Pacific region, as well as with international organizations such as the United Nations. However, the country has faced criticism for its handling of refugees and for its human rights record.

Nauru maintains contact with 11 countries. The five most intense relations Nauru has are with: Taiwan with a score of 4 899 , China with a score of 4 134 , Germany with a score of 3 695 , India with a score of 3 310 , and Israel with a score of 2 831 .

The top five closest relations from Nauru are: Israel with a score of 6.49 , India with a score of 5.74 , Germany with a score of 5.68 , United Kingdom with a score of 5.62 , and Australia with a score of 5.46 .

While, the top five strained relations from Nauru are: United States with a score of 4.43 , China with a score of 4.69 , Turkey with a score of 4.77 , Philippines with a score of 4.77 , and Taiwan with a score of 5.08 .