Several countries have paid reparations, indemnities, or compensation to other countries following wars, occupations, or other international disputes. Some notable examples include: * France paid large reparations to Germany after the Franco-Prussian War. * Germany paid reparations to the Allied powers after World War I under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. * Following World War II, Germany paid compensation and reparations to numerous countries including Israel, Poland, Greece, and others affected by Nazi occupation and persecution. * Finland paid reparations to Soviet Union after the Continuation War. * Japan paid reparations or economic assistance agreements to countries affected by Japanese occupation during World War II, including Philippines, Indonesia, Burma (now Myanmar), and South Korea through various treaties and settlements. * Iraq paid more than $50 billion in compensation to Kuwait following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The final payments were completed in 2022. * Italy paid reparations to countries including Greece, Yugoslavia, and Ethiopia after World War II. * Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria paid reparations to the Allied powers after World War II. * China paid an indemnity to several foreign powers after the Boxer Rebellion. * Mexico paid claims settlements to the United States following disputes arising from the Mexican-American War.
