10s Blitz: Guess the 195 Flags (Part 4)

[B] Trinidad and Tobago | Diagonal black stripe edged in white slices across red, symbolising earth (black), water (white) and fire (sun-red) in one moving band of unity.

[C] Timor-Leste | Red field for struggle, black triangle for obscurity to overcome, yellow triangle for colonial traces, and a white star lighting the way to peace.

[A] Estonia | Sky-blue, black and white stripes mirror the sky above forests and the purity of snow; blue for loyalty, black for past sorrows, white for hard-won freedom.

[D] Cyprus | White field with a copper map of the island and two green olive branches, signalling peace between Greek and Turkish communities.

[C] Mauritius | Four horizontal stripes of red, blue, yellow and green celebrate independence, the Indian Ocean, sunshine and lush land.

[B] Eswatini | Blue, yellow and red horizontal stripes with black-and-white shield and spears, embodying royal authority and warrior tradition.

[A] Djibouti | Two horizontal blue-green stripes and white triangle bearing red star, uniting sea, earth and blood of sacrifice.

[C] Fiji | Light-blue ensign with Union Jack and shield of sugar, coconut and dove, blending British heritage and island bounty.

[D] Comoros | Four horizontal stripes and green triangle with white crescent and stars, each stripe and star for one island and Islam.

[B] Guyana | Green field sliced by yellow-edged red triangle and white-edged black triangle, the “Golden Arrowhead” for forests, minerals and resilience.

[C] Solomon Islands | Blue sky above green land, divided by yellow diagonal stripe with five white stars for the main island groups.

[B] Bhutan | Diagonal halves of yellow and orange frame a white dragon clutching jewels, symbolising the monarchy, Buddhism and protection.

[C] Luxembourg | Horizontal red-white-blue stripes, lighter hues than the Netherlands, flown since 1972 with a 5:3 ratio.

[D] Montenegro | Red field with golden double-headed eagle and lion shield, proclaiming sovereignty and Orthodox heritage.

[C] Suriname | Green-red-white stripes with central yellow star, green for fertility, red for progress, white for justice, star for unity.

[B] Malta | Vertical white-red panels with George Cross edged in red, awarded for wartime bravery and knightly tradition.

[A] Maldives | Red field with green rectangle and white crescent, red for blood of heroes, green for peace, crescent for Islam.

[C] Micronesia | Light-blue field with four white stars forming a diamond, each star for one of the federation’s states.

[D] Cabo Verde | Horizontal blue-white-red stripes with ten yellow stars in a circle and ringed ploughshare, ocean, peace and the ten islands.

[C] Brunei | Yellow field with black-white diagonal stripes and national crest, yellow for royalty, stripes for sovereigns, crest for monarchy and Islam.

[A] Belize | Blue field with red stripes and coat of arms, celebrating mahogany, seafaring and unity in diversity.

[B] The Bahamas | Aquamarine, gold and aquamarine stripes with black chevron pointing forward, sea, sand and the people’s determination.

[D] Iceland | Blue field with white Nordic cross edged in red, mountains, glaciers and fiery volcanoes under Arctic skies.

[B] Vanuatu | Black-red-green Y-shape with yellow boar’s tusk and fern leaves, Melanesian culture, blood of sacrifice and hope.

[C] Barbados | Ultramarine, gold and ultramarine trident, the sea, sand and broken shaft symbolising independence from colonial rule.

[A] Sao Tome & Principe | Green-yellow-green with red triangle and two black stars, land, sun, struggle and the two islands.

[B] Samoa | Red field with blue rectangle bearing Southern Cross, courage, freedom and the Pacific night sky.

[C] Saint Lucia | Light-blue field with white-edged black isosceles triangle, the twin Pitons rising from the Caribbean.

[A] Kiribati | Upper red half with golden frigate-bird and sun, lower blue-white wavy stripes, sky, ocean and equatorial life.

[D] Seychelles | Five radiating stripes of blue, yellow, red, white and green, dynamic movement from ocean to sun to people to purity to land.

[B] Grenada | Diagonal yellow-green-red triangles with nutmeg pod and seven stars, the “Island of Spice” and its parishes.

[B] Tonga | Red field with white canton bearing red cross, Christianity safeguarded by the sea.

[C] St. Vincent & Grenadines | Vertical blue-yellow-green stripes with three green diamonds, jewels of the Antilles.

[A] Antigua and Barbula | Rising sun over black-blue-white horizon with red V-shape, dawn of a new nation from slavery to sovereignty.

[A] Andorra | Vertical blue-yellow-red stripes with national coat of arms, linking Catalonia, France and Spain.

[D] Dominica | Green field with cross of yellow, black and white stripes and purple Imperial Amazon, nature, faith and unique wildlife.

[B] Saint Kitts and Nevis | Diagonal green-red triangles edged in yellow with black stars and white stars, fertile land, struggle and Caribbean unity.

[A] Liechtenstein | Horizontal blue-red stripes with golden crown on the hoist, princely sovereignty since 1719.

[C] Monaco | Simple horizontal red-over-white bicolour, heraldic colours of the Grimaldi dynasty.

[B] Marshall Islands | Blue field with orange-white diagonal stripes and white star, ocean, courage and the equator.

[A] San Marino | Horizontal white-blue stripes with national coat of arms, liberty and the three towers of freedom.

[A] Palau | Light-blue field with golden disc off-centre, the moon over the Pacific and the nation’s path.

[B] Nauru | Blue field with thin yellow stripe and twelve-pointed white star near the hoist, ocean, equator and phosphate.

[B] Tuvalu | Light-blue ensign with nine yellow stars arranged geographically, the islands under the Southern Cross.

[C] Holy See | Vertical yellow-white stripes with crossed keys and papal tiara, the temporal and spiritual sovereignty of the Pope.