Dominica
Dominica is a small mountainous Caribbean island known as 'Nature Island', with rainforests, a boiling lake heated by volcanic activity, and the indigenous Kalinago territory.
Dominica is a small mountainous Caribbean island known as 'Nature Island', with rainforests, a boiling lake heated by volcanic activity, and the indigenous Kalinago territory.
The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two-thirds of Hispaniola Island, with Caribbean beaches, the colonial old town of Santo Domingo (the New World's oldest European city), and a sport-mad merengue and bachata culture.
East Timor (Timor-Leste) occupies the eastern half of Timor island in Southeast Asia and is one of the world's youngest sovereign states, having gained independence from Indonesia in 2002.
Ecuador is a small but diverse South American country named for the equator that crosses it, encompassing Andean highlands, Amazonian rainforest, Pacific beaches and the Galápagos Islands.
Egypt is a transcontinental country linking north-east Africa with the Middle East via the Sinai Peninsula, with a 5,000-year recorded history along the Nile and the Pyramids of Giza as its enduring symbol.
El Salvador is the smallest country in mainland Central America, the only one without a Caribbean coast, known for surfing breaks, volcanoes and a 2021 move to make Bitcoin legal tender.
Equatorial Guinea is a small Central African country split between a mainland on the Gulf of Guinea and the volcanic island of Bioko, where the capital Malabo sits, with substantial offshore oil reserves.
Eritrea is a Horn of Africa country on the Red Sea, with a 1,000-km coastline and a capital, Asmara, often described as the most extensive collection of Italian Modernist architecture outside Italy.
Estonia is the northernmost Baltic state, a digital pioneer where almost every government service is online, set against medieval Tallinn and a forested countryside dotted with bogs and lakes.