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Spike in crimes, revulsions, human displacements and desperate migrations from Asia and Latin America towards less-welcoming Europe and USA excites Maijega to probe the FSI’s 21 of 50 frailest nations that are in the two parts of the world; unearth the roots of the nations’ frailties and infer ways to alter their condition going forward. Though some past and present leaders of the reviewed nations and also of meddlers linked to the nations’ frailties, may not be happy this retrospection, it is not intended to discredit their earnest efforts but to cause actions against issues retaining the nations, back towards making the nations adequate contributors to building of a world that can withstand worst pandemics, severe climate change events, and shocks from likes of Russia-Ukraine crisis. The retrospection lures to issue-based politics and transcending of personal attack politics and empty political rhetoric. The book is a good reading for good governance advocates, the politically minded, and students of Politics, Government, Modern History, International Studies, Crimes Prevention and Control. These publics should read the volume.