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Antigua and Barbuda - Solemn Vow

Antigua and Barbuda is a state that consists of the main islands of Antigua and
Barbuda and 46 other small islands and is located in the eastern Caribbean (Leeward Islands). He is a member of the Commonwealth with the British King Charles III. As the head of state, the official language is English and the government system is based on the British Westminster system.

Antigua and Barbuda is an independent Commonwealth country comprising several smaller islands in addition to the two islands that give it its name. The archipelago lies on the border between the Atlantic and the Caribbean. It is known for its coral reefs, beaches, rainforests, and resorts. English Harbour is a popular destination for yachts. It is also home to the historic Nelson's Dockyard. In the capital, St. John's, the National Museum displays indigenous and colonial artifacts.

Antigua&Barbuda - Solemn Vow

Principat d’Andorra - Bidean Gaude

Andorra is a democratic state in the form of a parliamentary monarchy located in the eastern Pyrenees between Spain and France.

The municipalities of Andorra were first documented in 839 as fiefdoms of the Counts of Urgell. The Treaty of Pareatges of September 8, 1278, established the division of sovereignty over the territory of Andorra between Bishop Pere d'Urtx of Urgell and Count Roger Bernard III of Foix and is considered the founding document of the Andorran Co-Principate, which exists to this day. This makes Andorra the only state in the world in which two foreign officials jointly assume the function of head of state. The Bishop of Urgell and the President of France (in succession to the Counts of Foix) rule as co-princes in a symbolic dual power. An Andorran head of government is also elected.

With an area of ​​468 square kilometers, the principality is the largest of the six European microstates.

Andorra is considered a tax haven. A considerable number of day visitors come for the cheap alcohol and tobacco products.

Andorra's name was also famous in the region because of the two competing radio stations based in Andorra, Radio Andorra and Sud Radio, which were operated by foreign licensees until 1981 and broadcast advertising-financed, predominantly French-language entertainment programs.

Tourism, especially winter sports, is now Andorra's most important economic factor.

Andorra - Bidean Gaude

Fürstentum Liechtenstein - Mir Gönd

Liechtenstein is a landlocked country in the Alpine region of Central Europe and the sixth-smallest country in the world. According to its constitution, it is a principality organized as a constitutional hereditary monarchy on a democratic-parliamentary basis. The House of Liechtenstein provides the sovereign; sovereignty is shared equally between the sovereign and the people.

The Alpine Rhine forms the border between the Alpine countries of Liechtenstein and Switzerland in the west; to the east, the principality borders Austria. The state is divided into two electoral districts and eleven municipalities. The capital and princely seat is Vaduz. The largest town in terms of area is Triesenberg, and the most populous is Schaan. The merged towns of Schaan, Vaduz, and Triesen together form an agglomeration with approximately 17,300 inhabitants. The heavily cultivated north (Unterland) and the less cultivated south (Oberland) characterize the landscape of the principality.

With 40,032 inhabitants, Liechtenstein is the smallest state in the German-speaking world. The official language is German (more details below). The Liechtenstein dialects spoken in everyday life belong to the Alemannic dialect. The proportion of foreigners is approximately 34 percent.

The principality, founded in 1719, was an immediate territory of the Holy Roman Empire until 1806. It subsequently became a member of the Confederation of the Rhine and, from 1815, of the German Confederation, thus gaining sovereignty. Due to the princes' ties to the Habsburg monarchy, Liechtenstein aligned itself with Austria until 1919. Since 1923, the country has been closely linked administratively and economically with neighboring Switzerland through a customs treaty. At that time, the Swiss franc was also introduced as Liechtenstein's currency. These steps had a very positive economic impact, but Liechtenstein's strong economic recovery only began after the Second World War.

Liechtenstein has one of the highest industrial production rates in the world, with approximately 41 percent of gross value added coming from industry and manufacturing.

Like Switzerland, Liechtenstein is a member of the United Nations (UN) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), but not of the European Union (EU); unlike Switzerland, Liechtenstein is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA).

Liechtenstein - Mir Gend

Repiblik d Ayiti - Nou Sou Wout La

Haiti is an island nation located on the island of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles. It comprises the western part of the Caribbean island, the eastern part of which is occupied by the Dominican Republic. Haiti's approximately eleven million inhabitants are mostly of sub-Saharan African descent. The country's capital is Port-au-Prince.

Haiti was the first independent state in the Caribbean after the French colonial period. Independence, achieved in 1804 after long conflicts in the Haitian Revolution, led to an economic decline of the formerly prosperous country. The world's first Black republic not only lost the knowledge and networks of colonial structures but was also forced to pay compensation to the expropriated and expelled landowners for a good 20 years. This resulted in a national debt that burdened the country, as did the refusal of France and other nations, which continued until 1838, to recognize Haiti as a sovereign country. From the very beginning, internal tensions and conflicts, divisions and power struggles, as well as wars against the eastern part of the island, made real economic and social development impossible. Ultimately, corruption and internal political blockades took hold, all of which contributed to Haiti's current status as an underdeveloped country.

Haiti is the only country in the Western Hemisphere ranked among the world's least developed countries. Its weak domestic economy, coupled with its unstable political situation with frequent unrest, has turned it into a failed state, from which more than three million citizens have emigrated since the mid-1990s.

On July 7, 2021, incumbent President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated without the perpetrators being apprehended. Since then, the long-fragile state structures have largely collapsed again. Moïse's de facto successor, Ariel Henry, attempted to rule the country authoritatively until his resignation in March 2024 and did not allow free elections. However, the state now controls only about half of the country; the rest is in the hands of armed gangs.

Haiti - Nou Sou Wout La

Ribaberiki ni Kiribati - Ko Na Te Kabane

Kiribati is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean. The nation's territory extends over a large number of islands in Micronesia and Polynesia, scattered across a wide area on both sides of the equator. Kiribati was formerly part of the British Gilbert and Ellice Islands. Since independence from the United Kingdom in 1979, July 12, the anniversary of independence, has been Kiribati's national holiday. Kiribati remains a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. The Kiribati atoll of Kiritimati ("Christmas Island"), with its center in London, is the first in the world to celebrate the beginning of each New Year.

Kiribati is particularly threatened by climate change. According to World Bank calculations, the island nation could be largely uninhabitable by 2050 and flooded by 2070 at the latest. Kiribati is a member of the Climate Vulnerable Forum, a forum of countries particularly affected by climate change.

Kiribati - Ko Na Te Kabane

Repúblika Demokrátika Timór Leste - Ita Iha Dalan

East Timor (also known as Timor Leste) is a democratic island nation in Southeast Asia and was the first state to become independent in the 21st century. The only land border separates East Timor from the Indonesian western part of the island of Timor, which belongs to the province of East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur). To the north are the islands of Alor, Wetar and Liran, which belong to Indonesia, and to the northeast there are other islands in the Indonesian province of Maluku. Australia lies south, across the Timor Sea. In addition to the eastern part of Timor, the state of East Timor also includes the Oe-Cusse Ambeno exclave in West Timor and the islands of Atauro and Jaco.

East Timor - Ita Iha Dalan

Marshall Islands Ranking: https://soundcloud.com/josef-schweinzer/sets/ramixjoeworldcontest2025?si=ae9b58b7a93c43b28fb03d0b46bb12e8&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Originaltitle: Aolepān Aorōkin Ṃajeḷ - Iọkwe

The Republic of the Marshall Islands is an island nation in central Oceania. It comprises the archipelago of the same name, which belongs to Micronesia. With just under 43,000 inhabitants and an area of ​​just 181 square kilometers, the Marshall Islands are among the smallest countries in the world. The republic, with Majuro as its capital, is linked to the United States by an Association Agreement. The official languages ​​are Marshallese and English. Until independence in 1986 (Association Agreement with the USA), the islands were a UN trust territory controlled by the USA. The more than 1,000 islands rise on average only two meters above sea level, making them highly vulnerable to sea level rise caused by climate change. The island nation also includes the Eniwetok Atoll and the Bikini Atoll, which were used for nuclear weapons tests.

Marshalls - Iokwe

République du Sénégal - Salam

Senegal is a country in Francophone Africa, Senegal lies at the western tip of continental Africa. Senegal stretches from the cool Atlantic coast in the west, between the Senegal River, which gives the country its name, on the northern border with Mauritania, from the foothills of the Sahara to the beginnings of the tropical humid forest on the southern border with Guinea and Guinea-Bissau, and extends in the eastern interior into the hot Sahel region on the border with Mali. Excluded from this area is the small, English-speaking state of Gambia in the southwest, which, starting from the mouth of the Gambia River, which gives the country its name, extends far to the east like a bridgehead on both sides of the river, thus reducing Senegal's land connections to southern Senegal, known as Casamance, to a single road bridge over the river beyond Gambia's eastern border.

The capital is Dakar, a city with a population of one million; other important cities are the pilgrimage metropolis of Touba, Kaolack and Thiès.

Parts of Senegal have been part of the Islamic world since the 11th century. More than 95 percent of the country's population is Muslim. There is a strong Christian minority in southern Senegal, as Portuguese sailors and members of other European colonial powers established trading posts and mission stations along the coast since 1445. The Europeans, whose dominance on the coast changed hands several times, traded—not least the slave trade—with the empires that alternately controlled the interior until France began to bring these empires under its sovereignty through diplomatic and military means in the 19th century (see here). Thus, Senegal became a French colony in 1895. On August 20, 1960, the Republic of Senegal was proclaimed, enshrined a multi-party system in its constitution, and became one of the few democratically governed states on the African continent.

From the 1980s onward, dependence on a few export goods such as peanuts, phosphates, and fish, rapid population growth, and national debt led to impoverishment and growing social tensions in the formerly prosperous Senegal, which, since 1982, were compounded by the secessionist efforts of the Casamance region. As a result, Senegal became dependent on loans from industrialized and oil-producing countries, as well as on development aid.

Senegal - Salam

دولة الكويت (Daulat al-Kuwait) - إحنا هنا، ('Iihna Huna)

Kuwait is an emirate in Western Asia on the Arabian Peninsula. It borders on Iraq to the north and west (240 kilometers shared border), to the south on Saudi Arabia (222 kilometers) and to the east on the Persian Gulf (499 kilometers). Over 70% of the entire population lives in the city of the same name, Kuwait.

The state religion is Islam, the official language is Arabic and the country is governed as a constitutional monarchy.

Kuwait has a long cultural tradition that dates back to ancient times. The capital, Kuwait City, is known for its modern architecture, which includes both skyscrapers and the impressive Kuwait Towers, water towers whose shape is reminiscent of the tiled domes of a classical mosque. The Tareq Rajab Museum displays a first-class collection of ethnographic exhibits and Islamic art.

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