Countries That Could Be INVADED by Russia Next... (According to USA)

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[petererdei]

Well boys, Hungary is no longer considered a full democracy by the EU

[francescottoti]

7:45 Fun Fact: after the reunification, Italy wasn't reunited linguistically; a person from Milan, in the north, wouldn't be able to understand a person from Palermo, in Sicily, because of the many different regional and sometimes even local dialects. As such, because the standardized Italian was the only language you could write an official government paperwork, many wouldn't understand what was written. But then, after the advent of the TV and the main Channel "Rai", wich hosted many famous actors loved by the townfolks, the government realized that because the actors spoke standardized Italian instead of the dialects, people who once would only speak in dialect, now started to speak in regular Italian.

[gideonmele]

The Balkan financial support is probably due to the really close Russo-Serbian relations. While unlikely, it could give Russia an avenue of attack at the EU underbelly (or the threat of such an attack) as well as support such countries to aide in EU defense elsewhere should be any more ‘special military operations’. Regardless, it does help grow NATO and EU influence

[Betterhose]

4:35
In Germany, we have a very special rule when it comes to license plates.
Those who failed the driving test more than 3 times have to have a yellow license plate on their car.
For some reason you see them more often in the north-west... 🤭🤭

[anasfamfum]

2:55 actually san marino is named after the founder of the country, in the roman empire there was a chunk of unclaimed land. So he claimed it and lived there with his family till he died

[astilla]

In Czech republic, we dont have time for TV, we are too busy drinking at pubs (or creating unspecified blue thing i guess :D )

[_____MB_____]

6:49 this was because Stalin refused to cede any conquered territory, including Kaliningrad, Moldova (known then as Bessarabia), Finnish Karelia and more. This meant Churchill had to abandon them.

[NBH-xhnq]

3:15 in the show Heisenberg even exports some of his product to Czechia through Madrigal

[dZaq]

Even thought I hate them, there's a good amount of reasons for front plates. It's very helpful for pedestrians (i was just hit by a car last Friday, and I wasn't able to walk around the car to take a picture of the back plates). Another pedestrian benefit is that they are reflective, so if someone is driving at night without their headlights on, you can still see the car coming. Then as others have mentioned, ticketless parking lot entrances, EZ-Pass lanes, etc... Plus, if you ever get rear ended, you can safely get the plate numbers from your rear-view mirror without having to exit the car. And lastly, and most obvious, it's proven to generate more money through tickets and all that crap.

[The_Crimson_Lion]

Czechia was even referenced in breaking bad, smh

[HOPEfullBoi]

3:50 lol I love how they paid enough attention to detail to include Andorra as unmarked and the UN buffer border of Cyprus but just forgot to color in Turkish Thrace along with Anatolia, which mind you is about as large as half of the other Balkan states though small compared to the rest of Turkey.

[janherman]

As a Czech person, living in the town of 15 000 people, I can confirm we had 2 meth labs found.

[noodengrthree]

I landed in Estonia a week ago and am now in Latvia and tomorrow head to Lithuania. Enjoying my time . Support for Ukraine is evident everywhere

[shawnateiagd]

8:45 people are taking history more as it is or for fun, so they don't want to go to college because most of the history classes are boring and textbox based which kills peoples interest in college, but for online and youtube the love of history is still growing.

[T_Teor]

7:15
NRT is Narita Airport. Narita is ridiculously far, and it is even in a different prefecture all together! Even with the quick "Skyliner" which goes 160 km/h, it takes 1 hour and 11 minutes! (That includes metro going towards the core.)
HND is Haneda Airport. Haneda is actually connected with metro to the downtown city. With the "Keikyuu Aiport Line", it only takes 35 minutes to get to the core.

[youraverageoperator]

10:30 the reason corn growing jumps up and down every year is because your not supposed to plant corn every year in the same spot so the soil can maintain the stuff that helps corn to grow

[the_americangamer]

3:05 I though that the Czech Republics think was alcohol, not meth

[tomasestrada]

3:09
"What do you know about the czech republic? did you know there's a higher demand for meth there than anywhere else in the world?"
-Lydia Rodarte-Quayle

[andreasniedam]

Serbia is being left out most probably, because they're one of those staunch advocates of Russia.

In turn, they don't have many allies themselves among european countries ...

And yes, Czechia is known in Europe as a very avid ... Breaking Bad fanboy. Basically, it's european Florida.

[JordiVanderwaal]

7:45 I'm actually very surprised by those percentages. I don't know many people that actually watch TV (not counting Netflix and other streaming platforms). Mostly old people watch it nowadays. I may watch the news for like 10-15 minutes while having lunch somedays, but that's about it.