Uzbekistan’s Record-Breaking National Flag Embarks on Journey Across the Country

NOVEMBER 15, 2024 — A monumental 100-meter-long national flag of Uzbekistan has commenced its journey from the historic Ichon-Qal’a open-air museum in Khorezm, making its way to Tashkent, reports Podrobno.uz. The journey began on November 13, and the flag is expected to arrive in the capital on November 18, coinciding with the anniversary of the…

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Misunderstood Flag on Malaysia’s Pangkor Island Fishing Boats Sparks Viral Debate

NOVEMBER 15, 2024 — A red flag with Malaysia’s national flag (Jalur Gemilang) in its canton, seen flying on fishing boats in Pangkor Island, has gone viral online, drawing debate and controversy, Guang Ming Daily reports. Initially misinterpreted as a foreign flag, particularly associated with China, the flag turned out to be Malaysia’s civil ensign,…

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Maine Exhibition Explores Custom Flags and Political Iconography in America

NOVEMBER 14, 2024 — An exhibition at Thomaston, Maine’s Interloc gallery space is examining the influence of print-on-demand (POD) custom flags in shaping modern U.S. political expression, the Midcoast Villager reports. Running from October 26 to December 5, 2024, “Wide Scenarios for Indoor & Outdoor,” curated by artist and professor Alex Lukas, juxtaposes familiar political…

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Residents of Howard County, Maryland Invited to Vote on New Flag Design

NOVEMBER 13, 2024 — For the next two months, Howard County, Maryland residents can participate in a virtual poll to select their favorite from 10 flag design finalists, according to a press release by the County today. This public input follows a significant community-driven process to reimagine the county’s official flag, which has remained unchanged…

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Signed Flags, Drone Fragments Become Collectible Items in Ukraine

NOVEMBER 12, 2024 — In Ukraine, the collection of military artifacts from the ongoing conflict with Russia has become a rapidly growing hobby, with some items fetching their “weight in gold,” RBC-Ukraine reports. Military memorabilia from the Russian-Ukrainian war, including signed flags, personal equipment, and even fragments of drones, have surged in value as collectors…

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