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10 safest countries if World War Three breaks out

Following a string of terror attacks and violence, StuffBoxie takes a look at the safest places if another world war broke out. 10. Switzerland With a tradition of neutrality, widespread bunkers and a heavily armed army, Switzerland has shown itself to be a safe haven during Europe ’s violent past. Whilst it borders Germany , France and Italy , which could be potential danger zones if a war were to break out, Switzerland is somewhat protected by its mountains. This means that people could take shelter in the mountains if violence were to break out. 9. Tuvalu An island nation deep within the Pacific Ocean, Tuvalu is very remote and neutral. Its extreme remoteness helps it avoid becoming politically aligned. Tuvalu 's small population and negligible resources mean major powers won’t have a reason to want to attack it. Tuvalu ’s locals produce and consume mostly their own goods and food, making them uniquely independent. ...

Top 25 Greatest Boxers of All Time

Boxing is perhaps the oldest and most simple sport known to man. The origins of hand-to-hand combat are pre-historic, but the first form of boxing as an organized sport that we know of dates back to the Greeks, where it became an Olympic sport in BC 688, although we have basic depictions of the sport dating as far back at the 3rd millennium BC. The sport in a form close to that which we know it today has been dated back to late 1600s Britain. The debate over who is the greatest pound-for-pound boxer of all time is one which is eternal and creates endless debates among boxing fans. There are of course elements such as world titles, successful title defenses and unbeaten runs which one can look at, but the strength of the division, era and opponents all add complications to such a system. As such, there will never be unanimity regarding this topic, but I have attempted to justify my selections and order here. The system by which we can compare all boxers – heavyweights to flyweig...

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