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Dissolved States Tracker

How successor states diverged after the breakup of Cold War-era federations

Overview Global Rankings
01 Soviet Union
1991
Dissolution Year
15
Successor States
15
With Data
Country Latest Value Data Points Trend
Armenia 2,963,837.00 34
Azerbaijan 10,694,370.00 34
Belarus 9,460,972.00 34
Estonia 1,340,478.00 34
Georgia 4,900,961.00 32
Kyrgyzstan 6,219,751.00 34
Kazakhstan 20,432,662.00 34
Lithuania 2,815,687.00 34
Latvia 1,888,439.00 34
Moldova 3,578,930.00 34
Russia 140,134,279.00 36
Tajikistan 10,593,876.00 34
Turkmenistan 5,744,151.00 34
Ukraine 35,661,826.00 34
Uzbekistan 37,015,151.00 34
02 Yugoslavia
1991
Dissolution Year
6
Successor States
6
With Data
Country Latest Value Data Points Trend
Bosnia and Herzegovina 3,653,499.00 34
Croatia 4,071,208.00 34
Montenegro 599,849.00 20
North Macedonia 2,137,556.00 33
Serbia 6,652,212.00 21
Slovenia 2,097,893.00 34
03 Czechoslovakia
1992
Dissolution Year
2
Successor States
2
With Data
Country Latest Value Data Points Trend
Czechia 10,838,703.00 33
Slovakia 5,563,649.00 36
Methodology
Tracks successor states of three dissolved federations: the Soviet Union (dissolved 1991, 15 successors), Yugoslavia (dissolved 1991, 6 successors), and Czechoslovakia (dissolved 1992, 2 successors). Pre-dissolution data is stored under the parent state’s ISO code in the archive. Values are parsed from CIA World Factbook text fields using standardized extraction patterns.
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