The world’s three enclave countries are Lesotho, San Marino and Vatican City. We explore how a nation ends up entirely surrounded by another.

The most interesting facts about Saint Vincent & the Grenadines, from the playground of the ultra-wealthy to the Gem of the Antilles.

From pioneering the use of GPS in aviation to straddling the international dateline, these are the most interesting facts about Fiji.

The most interesting facts about Israel, from the lowest point on Earth to some of the world’s most disputed sites.

From a giant desert engulfing four-fifths of the country to the world’s smallest fox, these are the most interesting facts about Algeria.

The most interesting facts about North Macedonia, from the “Balkan Elvis” to the birthplace of Mother Teresa.

From the world’s largest wine cellar to one of Europe’s poorest countries, these are the most interesting facts about Moldova.

The most interesting facts about Iraq, from the Hanging Gardens of Babylon to the world’s oldest form of writing.

The most interesting facts about Saint Kitts & Nevis, from US founding father Alexander Hamilton to a local stew known as “goat water”.