Countries A-Z by Neighbor #3

For each starting letter, which countries are bordered by the following neighbours?
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Last updated: February 27, 2019
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First submittedNovember 19, 2015
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neighbor
neighbour
A
Russia
Azerbaijan
B
Ghana
Burkina Faso
C
Myanmar
China
D
Haiti
Dominican
Republic
E
Indonesia
East Timor
F
Luxembourg
France
G
Bulgaria
Greece
H
Nicaragua
Honduras
I
Palestine
Israel
J
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
K
South Sudan
Kenya
L
Guinea
Liberia
 
neighbor
neighbour
M
Croatia
Montenegro
N
Zambia
Namibia
O
Yemen
Oman
P
Iran
Pakistan
Q
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
R
Kazakhstan
Russia
S
Ukraine
Slovakia
T
Georgia
Turkey
U
Rwanda
Uganda
V
Brazil
Venezuela
Y
Oman
Yemen
Z
Zimbabwe
Zambia
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Level 76
Nov 19, 2015
As the T answer shows, Georgia can be an answer for G!
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Level 76
Nov 19, 2015
True! Clue updated.
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Level 56
Jan 22, 2016
The columns read "neighbor" and "neighbour". In the answer stats they're vice versa.
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Level 84
Jan 22, 2016
Even when the quiz appeases both Americans and our friends from across the pond, there is still a complaint...
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Level 68
Jan 22, 2016
Palestine, really dude? You're an elder here at Jetpunk, you know the discourse. Are you pleased with yourself for being controversial?
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Level 76
Jan 22, 2016
I have looked out for discourse on this, and haven't found any yet! By that, I mean in all the posts on this topic, I've yet to hear one single argument to support your position. Why do you think that Palestine is not a country? The arguments for it being a country are compelling, though. These are: The number of countries recognizing Palestine continues to rise; it is now 137 of 196 countries (70%), more than those recognising Kosovo (108) or Taiwan (23). It has UN observer status (unlike Kosovo and Taiwan, which have no UN status at all). Its UN observer status is equal to Vatican City and (until 1992) Switzerland. Its control of its borders is as weak as Georgia and Cyprus. Therefore, Palestine is as much, if not more, of a country as all the others named here.
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Level 51
May 10, 2017
'Control of its borders'? You must be confused. The only claim they have to their land is a bunch of signs they stuck up in the Israeli desert. A country isn't a country if a majority of countries support it; it must be all (or almost all) of them. UN Observer status is no claim to being a country. Meanwhile, Israel has a three-thousand-year-old claim to the land. And anyway, even if you think it's a country, you should go with the Countries of the World Quiz definition, which is a good picture of JetPunk's guidelines on countries. (And by the way, if it weren't for the veto power given to China in the UN, Taiwan and Kosovo would probably be countries by this point.)
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Level 76
May 10, 2017
Using your own argument, Israel should not be counted as a country, because not all (or even almost all) countries recognize it. So, unlike you, I recognize Israel's right to exist! Now Israel has not claimed the West Bank or Gaza as Israeli territory, so it's clearly not a part of Israel or even a territory of it. And Palestinians have declared the same area to be the state of Palestine, a claim recognized by most of the world. At the UN in 2012, only 9 countries disagreed with that claim. If a country becomes partially occupied (think Georgia and Cyprus, as well as Palestine), that does not stop it being a country! Finally, when I drove across the Palestine-Israel border a few times last year, my passport was checked in the usual way that applies at international crossings.
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Level 75
Feb 27, 2019
I'm with you, Jerry. There's no telling whether Palestine will ever be a functional, independent (i.e. unoccupied) state in some sort of two-state solution; or whether it will be an integral part of a one-state solution; or whether it will simply be absorbed by Israel. For now, though, and as you say, it is recognized by more than two-thirds of UN member states. That's good enough for me.
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Level 72
Jan 22, 2016
The official name for Burma is now Myanmar :)
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Level 76
Jan 22, 2016
There's an interesting article that gives all the background on both names, here.
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Level 50
Nov 8, 2019
Myanmar translated to English from the native language means Burma so it basically the same thing.
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Level 24
Jan 23, 2016
Sweet quiz, but it needs way more time in my opinion. Good job!
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Level 76
Jan 23, 2016
Cheers, thanks! I think an ideal time length is when about 15% get every question right, but here 33% are getting every question right, so if anything we're being a touch generous on the time here.
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Level 91
Sep 7, 2023
Not enough time.
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Level 95
Sep 7, 2023
Palestine is not a country.
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Level 76
Sep 7, 2023
Please see our answer to englishsystem above.
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Level 69
Sep 7, 2023
YES MORE CONTROVERSY

GIMME ALL DAT CYPRUS PALESTINE CRIMEA SHIT