Across time and geography, the eagle has remained a constant in the world of national symbols. From ancient empires to ...

National flags represent a lot more than national pride and identity. They have been fought for, representing freedom and the ...

Each banners displays 50 flags from Rotary clubs all over the world (in total, more than 700 flags), which Summit Rotarians pick up in their travels, or which are brought by visiting Rotarians.

There are 254 different flags in the world, covering all countries and dependent territories (including the United Kingdom and Kosovo). If that’s too many for you, the flags of the U.N. members ...

I have successfully learned all 197 countries and flags of the world. I also look at interesting maps to teach us more about different parts of the world and their culture.

The flags of Nordic countries all boast a Scandinavian cross, while Pan-Arab and Pan-African flags sport similar colors. 6. A star is the most commonly used symbol.

1. Japan. Score: 18. Japan’s flag, known as the Hinomaru or “Circle of the Sun,” is a masterpiece of minimalist design and profound symbolism.

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 ...

SYDNEY — When the women’s World Cup opened in Sydney/Wangal on Thursday, two flags flew alongside the Australian one as the Matildas played Ireland. The striking black, red, and yellow flag ...

4. South Africa. Score: 15. South Africa’s flag is a vibrant and dynamic symbol of the nation’s diversity and unity. Featuring a colorful array of six horizontal bands—black, yellow, green ...