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Taking a small break from my "Can I name all 197 countries in the world" series I wanted to see if I could name all these countries on an invisible map! Then I try to name a country for every ...

Countries are called by different names depending on who's doing the calling. ... and at endonymmap.com you can find a map of the world's endonyms.

Iceland, Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands are all in the top five happiest countries according to data compiled by Gallup World Poll. Find out which Nordic country came out on top.

A country’s own name for itself is called an endonym, and at endonymmap.com you can find a map of the world’s endonyms. The map at the site allows you to zoom in and explore more fully, but ...

The study analyzed countries around the globe on a series of natural wonders, including the number of volcanoes, coral reefs, tropical rainforests and glaciers to reveal the world’s most ...

The stories behind their original names. Around half of the world’s countries have native or local names that differ from their English versions, often reflecting their history, geography or ...

A Newsweek map based on World Bank data charts the external debts owed to China by more than 100 countries. Newsweek has contacted the Chinese Foreign Ministry for comment by email. Why It Matters ...

It’s also one of the happiest countries in the world and is extremely family friendly. Australia and the United States finish the top five, while the UK came in at 9th place.

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A fascinating reworked world map reveals the most popular bucket list experiences in countries around the globe – and it's visiting the Maldives that’s number one. On the map - generated using ...

Many countries have something that they claim they’re the best at. France arguably makes the best pastries, India is known for its talent in cricket, the US boasts world-class universities, and ...