Yeah, don't worry. I love maps too !

Thank you for the compliments, but the truth is that this is my first website.
I created the entire project using Python. In fact, this is my first project with Python. My previous ones were done in R (check the about page for more information).
- 1. Get the data from open-source sites (such as Wikipedia, etc.).
- 2. Manipulate the data (using libraries like geo-chart maps – thank you, Google! –, numpy, pandas, etc.).
- 3. Create a website to display the data (using Flask, SQL Alchemy, GetBootstrap – thank you, too! – etc.).

The list of countries does not represent my official position regarding the legal status or policy of the mentioned entities. It is a harmonization of often divergent lists and practices.

Yes, while countries continue to create conflicts for no reason, I am updating the content automatically.

You again!? The information presented is not my point of view; it is extracted from Wikipedia's content. Remember, your opinions count! You can vote on each relation shown on this website.

No! The scenarios are based on open data but may not represent reality. I do not support any conflicts or wars.