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English-Speaking Commonwealth

Originally composed in December of 1931 by the UK and former British colonies as a strategic security alliance, the Commonwealth has now grown to some 54 member states (see below for a list of member states). Every year there is a Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in a roundtable summit, just before which the heads of the member states' intelligence agencies and/or internal security forces meet to discuss emerging threats. The Commonwealth is headed by a Secretary-General.

Commonwealth Member States:

1. Antigua and Barbuda
   
2. Australia
   
3. Bahamas
   
4. Bangladesh
   
5. Barbados
   
6. Belize
   
7. Botswana
   
8. Brunei Darussalam
   
9. Cameroon
   
10. Canada
    
11. Cyprus
    
12. Dominica
    
13. Fiji Islands
    
14. Gambia
    
15. Ghana
    
16. Grenada
    
17. Guyana
    
18. India
    
19. Jamaica
    
20. Kenya
    
21. Kiribati
    
22. Lesotho
    
23. Malawi
    
24. Malaysia
    
25. Maldives
    
26. Malta
    
27. Mauritius
    
28. Mozambique
    
29. Namibia
    
30. Nauru
    
31. New Zealand
    
32. Nigeria
    
33. Pakistan
    
34. Papua New Guinea
    
35. Samoa
    
36. Seychelles
    
37. Sierra Leone
    
38. Singapore
    
39. Solomon Islands
    
40. South Africa
    
41. Sri Lanka
    
42. St. Kitts and Nevis
    
43. St. Lucia
    
44. St. Vincent and the Grenadines
    
45. Swaziland
    
46. Tonga
    
47. Trinidad and Tobago
    
48. Tuvalu
    
49. Uganda
    
50. United Kingdom
    
51. United Republic of Tanzania
    
52. Vanuatu
    
53. Zambia
    
54. Zimbabwe