What country has the least amount of people?
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the one guy's rite about the vatican city. it is both the smallest country and the least populated with about 870 people.
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Europe is the world's second-smallest continent in terms of area, covering about 10,390,000 square kilometres (4,010,000 sq mi) or 2.0% of the Earth's surface.
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1 Monaco              16,620 \n2 Singapore            6,389 \n3 Vatican City         2,093 \n4 Malta                1,261 \n5 Maldives             1,163 \n6 Bahrain              1,035 \n7 Bangladesh           1,002 \n8 Barbados               647 \n9 Taiwan (Republic of China)636 \n10 Nauru                 621\n\n\nThe unit is population per sq km.
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Vatican city is the smallest state in the world with a population of 770 people none of whom are permanent residents. The tiny country which sorrounds ST. Petersburg Basilica is the spiritual centre for the world's Roman Catholics (over 1 billion strong)
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Well, you would need more space for a big population. But, there are still some small countries and states that have big populations, which are somehow overwhelmed by the amount of people there. Some places like Asia, even with having a lot of land, have too many people in their population, and have to have many people leave.\n\nI hope this has helped you!
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Total no. of countries/nations in the World: 271\n\nApart from this, there are regions that aren't really countries but just sort of "areas" under the protection of / dependent on actual countries who are near them e.g. some islands where people live and are clearly "one type of ppl" but they don't fly a flag or have a president or anything that we consider normal.
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6.25 billion people!!!\n\n5.05 billion lives in undeveloped countries.
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Well, there are fewer than 10 billion people and the average mass is less than 100kg, so the total mass of people will be less than 1 trillion kg. This is 10^12 kg. The mass of the earth is about 6*10^24 kg, so the total mass of people is less than one 6 trillionth of the mass of the earth. Not a huge effect.
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The last time I checked it was Japan with $37,075.00 per person\nThe least was Mozambique with $77.00 per person.\nUSA $24.996.00
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If by largest you mean land area then it would probably be Canada, which has is a parliamentary democracy.  If you mean largest population then it would be India, which is a federal republic.
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some where in between 7.5 and 8.3 billion people
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Vatican City State.\n\nList of Smallest Countries:\nhttp://geography.about.com/cs/countries/a/smallcountries.htm
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1 SEOUL South Korea 10,231,000 \n2 SÃ£o Paulo Brazil 10,009,000 \n3 Bombay India 9,925,000 \n4 JAKARTA Indonesia 9,373,000 \n5 Karachi Pakistan 9,339,000 \n6 MOSKVA (Moscow) Russia 8,297,000 \n7 Istanbul Turkey 8,260,000 \n8 MEXICO (Mexico City) Mexico 8,235,000 \n9 Shanghai China 8,214,000 \n10 TOKYO Japan 8,130,000 \n By population theses are the top ten cities. Australia is the smallest continent.
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Australia is smaller in land area.\n\n(Europe is the world's second-smallest continent in terms of area, covering about 10,400,000 square kilometres (4,010,000 sq mi) or 2.0% of the Earth's surface. The only continent smaller than Europe is Australia. \n\nArea of Australiya:\n - Total 7,741,220 km² (6th)\n              2,988,888 sq mi
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The official population of the UK is just under 65 million.
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No.  The country while beautiful does not have large enought statiums, resources and the population to fill the statiums
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the vatican city, located in rome, italy, is considered to be the smallest country in the world with 0.44 square kilometers.\nanyways, it depends on what you consider as a country.\nthe smom (sovrano militare ordine di malta, the order of malta) has diplomatic relations with other countries is a permanent observer in the united nations. and its surface is limited to some offices and a villa in rome, italy. \nthe principality of sealand is even smaller, because its surface is only that of a former military platform 7 miles away from the british coast, near london, uk. but it has nearly no international recognition at all to its claims of being a sovereign country.\n\nhttp://www.sealandgov.org\nhttp://www.orderofmalta.org/