# Atlas of Today's World > Atlas of Today's World is a non-profit, open-access encyclopedia of the present: every country, world region and global issue on an interactive 3D globe, with data from international sources and articles by experts. Atlas of Today’s World is published by Atlas of Today's World, z. s., a non-profit registered association in Prague, Czech Republic, founded in 2016. Everything is free to read without an account. Country, region and global-issue pages combine editorial text with indicators from international sources (UNDP, World Bank, V-Dem, Transparency International and others via Our World in Data); every value states its source and year. Articles show their author, publication date and last update. Cite as: Atlas of Today’s World, “”, (accessed ). Website: designed and built by Develogi.cz s.r.o. (https://www.develogi.cz/), a Czech software development company. Language: English. Markdown version of any article: add .md to its URL. Full text of all articles: https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/llms-full.txt. Feeds: https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/feed.xml (RSS) and https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/atom.xml (Atom). Sitemap: https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/sitemap.xml. ## Encyclopedia dossiers - [The State of Inequality within Minority Groups](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/the-state-of-inequality-within-minority-groups): 2025-03-03 — The definition of “ minority” is not conclusive and universally agreed upon. However, Generally speaking, the term “minorities” often applies to a wide range of groups, such as racial minorities, LGBT people, people with disabilities, or those with minority political opinions. However, in the eyes… - [Gender Equality and Poverty](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/gender-equality-and-poverty): 2025-02-12 — Across the world, women face higher rates of poverty than men. They are more likely to lack the income needed to cover their basic needs and tend to end up poor in old age more often than men. This systemic inequality stems from women's greater responsibility for unpaid care work and the barriers… - [Political Ideologies and their Perspectives on Human Rights](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/political-ideologies-and-their-perspectives-on-human-rights): 2024-11-23 — The relationship between political ideology and human rights is complex. Moreover, this relationship can differ according to which ideology an individual adheres. For example, cultural relativists view human rights as culturally constructed and believe they should be applied differently across… - [Challenges to Combating Climate Change at the Individual, Regional and Global Level](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/climate-change-challenges-to-combating-climate-change-at-the-individual-regional-and-global-level): 2024-11-19 — Climate change entails lasting shifts in Earth's climate patterns, including temperature, precipitation, wind, and other phenomena. This stems from both natural factors and human activities. The observed alterations in the climate system arise from surplus heat, a result of greenhouse gases added… - [Current Global Debates About Human Rights](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/current-global-debates-about-human-rights): 2024-11-18 — The International Human Rights Regime is made up of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the 1976 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the 1976 International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. It is a system of declarations and treaties that countries… - [Ethics and Practices of Humanitarian Intervention](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/ethics-and-practices-of-humanitarian-intervention): 2024-08-20 — Through the use of "humanitarian intervention", states use military force to solve humanitarian crises in other states without their consent. This starkly contrasts with standard humanitarian aid, in which organisations offer their assistance in a lawful and controlled manner within the framework… - [The Rise of Non-State Actors in the 20th and 21st Century](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/the-rise-of-non-state-actors-in-the-20th-and-21st-century): 2024-08-20 — In the current state of the world, states are no longer the sole owners of power. Non-state actors such as multinational companies, international organisations, or NGOs are gaining more and more economic resources and influence in national and even global affairs. There is a tension there… - [Overview of Globalisation: Integration and Division](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/overview-of-globalisation-integration-and-division): 2024-06-12 — Globalisation refers to the increasing integration of countries and peoples worldwide through advances in technology, transportation, and communication. While global exchange originated thousands of years ago, its pace has accelerated greatly since the late 19th century. Globalisation has enabled… - [International Humanitarian Law and the Conduct of War](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/international-humanitarian-law-and-the-conduct-of-war): 2024-03-06 — International humanitarian law (IHL) attempts to balance military necessity and humanitarian protection during wars. It is built on a few key principles, including proportionality, which aim to regulate warfare. But managing to apply these principles on the battlefield, where emotion and military… - [International Law Mechanisms Related to Refugees](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/international-law-mechanisms-related-to-refugees): 2024-02-01 — The beginning of the twentieth century was marked by mass migration and displacement of people across the world. Under Fridtjof Nansen, High Commissioner for Refugees (1920-1930), the League of Nations made the first attempts to regulate the refugee situation at the level of international law… - [Types of Migrants](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/types-of-migrants): 2024-02-01 — There is no universally accepted definition for “migrant” at the international level. Amnesty International, for example, describes migrants as people staying outside their country of origin, who are not asylum seekers or refugees. This definition draws a distinction between voluntary and… - [Detention of Migrants and Refugees](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/detention-of-migrants-and-refugees): 2023-11-21 — Detention of refugees and immigrants refers to the practice of placing these groups in detention centers with bars and fences that are isolated from society. This is a state practice that is common during asylum, entry, or return procedures, and which violates the fundamental human right to… - [Connections Between Biodiversity and Climate Change](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/connections-between-biodiversity-and-climate-change): 2023-11-21 — Global biodiversity is facing a severe decline due to overexploitation, habitat loss, and climate change. The world is already experiencing its sixth mass biological extinction, with species disappearing up to 1000 times faster than the normal rate. Significant changes in landscapes and ecosystems… - [Human Rights Violations and Advocacy](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/human-rights-violations-and-advocacy): 2023-11-21 — States have several options to raise awareness of human rights violations on the global stage. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the United Nations was the initial step for the process of norms pertaining human rights in the international sphere. Several treaties that support human… - [Migrant Smuggling](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/migrant-smuggling): 2023-11-21 — Smugglers are known, especially in Western Europe and North America, as vicious criminals behind enterprises that threaten the security of nation-states and safety of migrants. Several reports tell of the ruthlessness of smugglers, who do not hesitate to abandon people in the desert or leave them… - [Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/disaster-risk-reduction-and-climate-change-adaptation): 2023-11-21 — The term 'natural disaster' is misleading, as evidence shows that disasters mainly stem from social, political, economic, and cultural processes rather than purely natural causes. Climate change, driven by the actions of the world’s wealthier minority, escalates the frequency and intensity of… - [The Role of International Organisations in Peace and Conflict](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics/the-role-of-international-organisations-in-peace-and-conflict): 2023-11-21 — Peacekeeping and peacebuilding are complementary approaches for promoting peace, with peacekeeping focused on short-term stabilisation and peacebuilding on the underlying causes of conflict. However, such efforts can be challenging in practice due to differing priorities of actors and limited… ## News and analysis - [The Sahel's Coup Belt](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/sahel-coup-belt): 2026-09-02 — A band of states from the Atlantic to the Red Sea has spent the past decade replacing elected governments with soldiers. The pattern is regional, and the causes travel. - [Who Pays for the Nordic Model](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/nordic-model-under-strain): 2026-08-21 — The northern European welfare states still deliver the outcomes they are famous for. The question is what is holding the financing together as the population ages. - [Shipping Lanes and Leverage in the Red Sea](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/red-sea-shipping-leverage): 2026-08-07 — A corridor two dozen kilometres wide at its narrowest point carries a large share of the trade between Asia and Europe. Everyone on its shores knows it. - [Mekong Dams and the Politics of Downstream](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/mekong-dams-downstream): 2026-07-18 — One river feeds the rice fields and fisheries of five countries. The decisions that determine how much water arrives are taken upstream, by whoever built first. - [The Andes and the Long Shadow of the Mining Economy](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/andes-mining-economy): 2026-06-30 — Five centuries after the silver mountain at Potosi, the region that supplies much of the world's copper and lithium is still arguing about who the ground belongs to. - [Living Through the War: Daily Life in Ukraine](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/ukraine-war-daily-life): 2026-01-22 — Air-raid schedules, rolling blackouts and a workforce reorganised around them — how ordinary routines adapted to a fourth year of full-scale war. - [The Regime of Vladimir Putin](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/putins-regime): 2025-11-04 — How a transitional presidency of the late 1990s hardened into a personalised system in which elections, courts and media all answer to one office. - [Enlargement Returns: The EU's Eastern Question](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/news/eu-enlargement-east): 2025-09-30 — Accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova reopened a debate the Union had shelved for a decade — and exposed how little its institutions are designed for thirty-plus members. ## World regions - [Eastern Europe & Central Asia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/eastern-europe-central-asia/full-page): Eastern Europe is a region shaped by resilience, where imperial facades, communist blocks, and modern glass towers coexist, reflecting a past that still influences daily life. Society balances tradition with rapid change, navigating political skepticism, economic transition, and European… - [Western & Central Europe](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/western-central-europe/full-page): A dense cluster of small states bound by a single market, open borders and a shared postwar promise of prosperity. Western and Central Europe combines some of the world's highest living standards with ageing populations, contested migration politics and an energy transition that reshapes its… - [Middle East & North Africa](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/middle-east-north-africa/full-page): From the Atlantic coast of Morocco to the Iranian plateau, MENA is young, urban and unevenly rich. Hydrocarbon wealth has built city-states of extraordinary affluence next to countries hollowed out by war and sanctions. Water scarcity, a population bulge entering the labour market and the slow… - [Sub-Saharan Africa](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/sub-saharan-africa/full-page): The world's youngest region and the one that will supply most of the next generation of workers. Sub-Saharan Africa spans forty-nine countries with little in common beyond that label: stable middle-income democracies, fast-urbanising giants, and a Sahel belt where state authority is retreating… - [South Asia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/south-asia/full-page): A quarter of humanity on three percent of the world's land. South Asia holds the fastest-growing large economy, two nuclear-armed rivals and the populations most exposed to heat and flooding. Rapid growth in services sits beside persistent malnutrition; democratic forms sit beside tightening… - [East Asia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/east-asia/full-page): The workshop of the global economy and the arena where the century's central rivalry plays out. East Asia has the world's densest manufacturing networks, its most advanced chip industry and its steepest demographic decline. Taiwan, the Korean peninsula and the East China Sea keep military risk… - [Southeast Asia & Oceania](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/southeast-asia-oceania/full-page): An archipelagic world of trade routes, hedging diplomacy and climate exposure. Southeast Asia is growing fast and industrialising as supply chains diversify out of China, while the Pacific island states negotiate their sovereignty between great powers and rising seas. Australia and New Zealand… - [North America](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/north-america/full-page): Two wealthy federations and the world's largest military and financial power. North America sets much of the technological and cultural agenda others react to, while its own politics turn on polarisation, migration at the southern border and the cost of housing and healthcare. - [Latin America & the Caribbean](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/latin-america-caribbean/full-page): The most urbanised region of the global south and among the most unequal. Latin America swings between electoral cycles with unusual speed, carries some of the world's highest homicide rates, and holds resources — lithium, copper, soy, the Amazon — that the energy transition has made strategic. - [Antarctica](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/region/antarctica/full-page): Antarctica is the coldest, driest and windiest continent, almost entirely covered by ice up to four kilometres thick. It has no permanent population; scientists from dozens of countries live at research stations. Under the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 the continent is reserved for peaceful purposes… ## Global issues - [Russia–Ukraine War](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/global-issue/russia-ukraine-war/full-page): The war and the states it reshaped. The largest interstate war in Europe since 1945, and the countries whose security, economy and population movements it rearranged. The full portrait carries the Atlas entry A Decade of War in Ukraine. ## Data layers (datasets by country) - [Human Development Index](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/hdi): A single score from 0 to 1 combining life expectancy, years of schooling and income per head. It asks one question: how far does a country turn its resources into long, educated, decent lives? Source: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); latest data 2023; 193 countries. - [Life expectancy at birth](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/life-expectancy): How many years a child born today would live if today's mortality rates held for their whole life. The most sensitive single reading of a country's health, its wars and its poverty. Source: UN World Population Prospects; latest data 2023; 229 countries. - [GDP per capita (PPP, int-$)](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/gdp-per-capita): Economic output per person, adjusted for what money actually buys locally. Drawn on a logarithmic scale, because the step from $1,000 to $2,000 changes a life as much as $40,000 to $80,000. Source: World Bank; latest data 2025; 199 countries. - [Political regime](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/political-regime): Four categories from the Regimes of the World classification: whether elections happen, whether they are free, and whether power is checked once it has been won. Source: V-Dem (Regimes of the World), via Our World in Data; latest data 2025; 177 countries. - [Electoral democracy index](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/democracy-index): V-Dem's electoral democracy index from 0 to 1: how far elections are free and fair, and how far speech, press and association are protected in the years between them. Source: V-Dem, via Our World in Data; latest data 2025; 177 countries. - [Corruption Perceptions Index](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/corruption): Expert and business perceptions of corruption in the public sector, from 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean). It measures perception, not convictions. Source: Transparency International; latest data 2024; 182 countries. - [Population in extreme poverty](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/extreme-poverty): Share of people living on less than $2.15 a day at 2017 prices — the international line for extreme poverty. Source: World Bank Poverty and Inequality Platform; latest data 2025; 171 countries. - [CO₂ emissions per capita](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/co2-per-capita): Tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry per resident per year. Counted where goods are made, not where they are consumed, so exporting economies carry the emissions of their customers. Source: Global Carbon Budget; latest data 2024; 213 countries. - [Share of population using the internet](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/view/internet-users): Share of the population that used the internet in the past three months — the closest available reading of who takes part in the digital public sphere. Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU); latest data 2025; 212 countries. ## About the Atlas - [About the Atlas](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/about): Atlas of Today’s World is an independent encyclopedia of the present, built around an interactive 3D globe. - [Topics](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/topics): Every encyclopedia dossier of the Atlas in one place: migrant smuggling, conflicts, development and more, each told in subtopics with sources. - [Global issues](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/global-issues): Every global issue of the Atlas in one place: wars, forced displacement, climate and more, each followed across the countries it touches, with its topics, timeline and sources. - [Atlas Patrons](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/membership): Join Atlas Patrons, our community of supporters, and help build an independent, open-access encyclopedia of today's world. - [Claude skills](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/skills): The instructions and reference files that teach Claude how the Atlas of Today's World is built — public to read, download and load into your own Claude. - 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[Senegal](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/senegal): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Chad](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/chad): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Somalia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/somalia): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Zimbabwe](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/zimbabwe): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Guinea](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/guinea): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Rwanda](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/rwanda): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Benin](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/benin): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Tunisia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/tunisia): Middle East & North Africa - [Burundi](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/burundi): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Bolivia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bolivia): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Belgium](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/belgium): Western & Central Europe - [Cuba](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/cuba): Latin America & the Caribbean - 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[Honduras](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/honduras): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Belarus](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/belarus): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Tajikistan](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/tajikistan): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Israel](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/israel): Middle East & North Africa - [Austria](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/austria): Western & Central Europe - [Papua New Guinea](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/papua-new-guinea): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Switzerland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/switzerland): Western & Central Europe - [Togo](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/togo): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Sierra Leone](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/sierra-leone): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Hong Kong](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/hong-kong): East Asia - [Laos](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/laos): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Paraguay](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/paraguay): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Bulgaria](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bulgaria): Western & Central Europe - [Serbia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/serbia): Western & Central Europe - [Lebanon](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/lebanon): Middle East & North Africa - [Libya](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/libya): Middle East & North Africa - [Nicaragua](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/nicaragua): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Kyrgyzstan](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/kyrgyzstan): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [El Salvador](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/el-salvador): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Eritrea](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/eritrea): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Turkmenistan](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/turkmenistan): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Denmark](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/denmark): Western & Central Europe - [Singapore](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/singapore): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Finland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/finland): Western & Central Europe - [Slovakia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/slovakia): Western & Central Europe - [Congo](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/congo): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Norway](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/norway): Western & Central Europe - [Costa Rica](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/costa-rica): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Oman](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/oman): Middle East & North Africa - [Ireland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/ireland): Western & Central Europe - [Liberia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/liberia): Sub-Saharan Africa - [New Zealand](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/new-zealand): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Central African Republic](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/central-african-rep): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Palestine](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/palestine): Middle East & North Africa - [Mauritania](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/mauritania): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Panama](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/panama): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Kuwait](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/kuwait): Middle East & North Africa - [Croatia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/croatia): Western & Central Europe - [Georgia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/georgia): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Uruguay](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/uruguay): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Bosnia and Herzegovina](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bosnia-and-herz): Western & Central Europe - [Mongolia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/mongolia): East Asia - [Puerto Rico](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/puerto-rico): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Armenia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/armenia): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Jamaica](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/jamaica): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Albania](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/albania): Western & Central Europe - [Qatar](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/qatar): Middle East & North Africa - [Lithuania](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/lithuania): Western & Central Europe - [Moldova](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/moldova): Eastern Europe & Central Asia - [Namibia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/namibia): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Gambia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/gambia): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Botswana](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/botswana): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Gabon](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/gabon): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Lesotho](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/lesotho): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Slovenia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/slovenia): Western & Central Europe - [North Macedonia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/north-macedonia): Western & Central Europe - [Guinea-Bissau](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/guinea-bissau): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Latvia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/latvia): Western & Central Europe - [Kosovo](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/kosovo): Western & Central Europe - [Bahrain](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bahrain): Middle East & North Africa - [Cyprus](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/cyprus): Western & Central Europe - [Trinidad and Tobago](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/trinidad-and-tobago): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Equatorial Guinea](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/eq-guinea): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Estonia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/estonia): Western & Central Europe - [Timor-Leste](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/timor-leste): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Mauritius](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/mauritius): Sub-Saharan Africa - [eSwatini](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/eswatini): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Djibouti](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/djibouti): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Fiji](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/fiji): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Comoros](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/comoros): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Guyana](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/guyana): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Bhutan](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bhutan): South Asia - [Solomon Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/solomon-is): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Macao](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/macao): East Asia - [Montenegro](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/montenegro): Western & Central Europe - [Luxembourg](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/luxembourg): Western & Central Europe - [Western Sahara](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/western-sahara): Middle East & North Africa - [Suriname](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/suriname): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Cabo Verde](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/cabo-verde): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Maldives](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/maldives): South Asia - [Malta](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/malta): Western & Central Europe - [Brunei](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/brunei): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Belize](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/belize): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Bahamas](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bahamas): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Iceland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/iceland): Western & Central Europe - [Vanuatu](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/vanuatu): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [New Caledonia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/new-caledonia): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Barbados](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/barbados): Latin America & the Caribbean - [French Polynesia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/fr-polynesia): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [São Tomé and Principe](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/sao-tome-and-principe): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Samoa](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/samoa): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Saint Lucia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/saint-lucia): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Guam](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/guam): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Curaçao](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/curacao): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Kiribati](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/kiribati): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Micronesia](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/micronesia): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Grenada](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/grenada): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Saint Vincent and the Grenadines](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/st-vin-and-gren): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Jersey](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/jersey): Western & Central Europe - [Virgin Islands of the United States](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/u-s-virgin-is): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Aruba](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/aruba): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Tonga](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/tonga): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Seychelles](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/seychelles): Sub-Saharan Africa - [Antigua and Barbuda](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/antigua-and-barb): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Isle of Man](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/isle-of-man): Western & Central Europe - [Andorra](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/andorra): Western & Central Europe - [Dominica](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/dominica): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Cayman Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/cayman-is): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Bermuda](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/bermuda): North America - [Guernsey](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/guernsey): Western & Central Europe - [Marshall Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/marshall-is): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Northern Mariana Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/n-mariana-is): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Greenland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/greenland): North America - [American Samoa](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/american-samoa): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Saint Kitts and Nevis](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/st-kitts-and-nevis): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Faeroe Is.](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/faeroe-is): Western & Central Europe - [Sint Maarten](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/sint-maarten): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Monaco](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/monaco): Western & Central Europe - [Turks and Caicos Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/turks-and-caicos-is): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Liechtenstein](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/liechtenstein): Western & Central Europe - [St-Martin](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/st-martin): Latin America & the Caribbean - [San Marino](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/san-marino): Western & Central Europe - [British Virgin Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/british-virgin-is): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Åland](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/aland): Western & Central Europe - [Palau](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/palau): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Cook Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/cook-is): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Anguilla](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/anguilla): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Nauru](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/nauru): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Tuvalu](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/tuvalu): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [St-Barthélemy](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/st-barthelemy): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Saint Pierre and Miquelon](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/st-pierre-and-miquelon): North America - [Montserrat](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/montserrat): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Falkland Islands](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/falkland-is): Latin America & the Caribbean - [Niue](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/niue): Southeast Asia & Oceania - [Vatican](https://www.atlasoftodaysworld.org/country/vatican): Western & Central Europe