The Swiss flag, with its white cross on a red square background, is an emblem of neutrality and peace. The flag’s design was inspired by the Battle of Laupen in 1339 and has been associated with ...

The flag of South Korea is seen so often around the world that it's easy to forget how unusual its wavy central circle and disjointed black marks really are. Officially adopted by the newly-formed ...

Set on a crimson background, two white symbols dominate the flag – a crescent moon representing calm and a sun, representing fierce resolve. The flag's basic design has been around for more than 2 000 ...

The white background signifies purity and peace, encapsulating South Korea's rich history and cultural identity. These flags narrate stories of history, culture, and national identity, reflecting ...

Most of the world's flags aren't that old. The timeline below shows the date each nation adopted its current national flag. The vast majority were adopted in the past 200 years.

Each of the world’s flags is simultaneously unique and similar. They all say something—sometimes perhaps too much. That was the case in October 2014 when the Serbian national soccer team ...