A Sick Presidency: What William Ruto’s Recent Appearance Says About His Leadership and Health

President William Ruto’s Deteriorating Health? A Symbol of Failed Leadership and Rising Public Discontent in Kenya 

By Ruzeki | Shadoww News |March 14, 2026 

Stay Informed: Top Global News Channels You Should Follow

By Ruzeki, Shadoww News 
June 01, 2025 

In a world where information is power, staying updated with credible global news is more important than ever. Whether you're tracking international politics, economics, or major social movements, here are the most trusted news channels from around the world you should follow: 

🌍 International Mainstream Media: 

CNN (Cable News Network, U.S.): Known for breaking news and in-depth analysis.

NBC News (National Broadcasting Company, U.S): Offers mainstream news and powerful political commentary. 

MSNBC News (Microsoft National Broadcast Corporation, U.S.): Offers mainstream news plus unique political commentary. 

BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation, UK): Local and global coverage with a balanced tone. 

Reuters (Canada): Leading source of global news. Wire services trusted for accuracy and speed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! 

Associated Press (AP, U.S.): Wire services trusted for accuracy and speed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! 

France24 (France): Great for global affairs, especially Europe and Africa.

Deutsche Welle (DW, Germany): Global news with a European perspective.

WION (India): "World Is One News" — emerging as a global player with a non-Western lens.

TASS (Russia): State-run, but gives insight into Russian framing of global events. 

CGTN (China Global Television Network): China’s official English-language news outlet.

🌏 Other Regional Powerhouses: 

Press TV (Iran): State media offering Iran’s view on international affairs. 

Ahram Online (Egypt): One of the top English-language news sources from the Arab world. 

NTV Kenya: Key sources for East African and Kenyan national news. Others include KTN and K24. 

eNCA (South Africa): Leading English-language news broadcaster in Southern Africa. 

For balanced understanding, follow outlets from different regions. It helps you cut through bias and form an informed worldview. 

DEBRIEF: Facts you need to know about Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)

 By Ruzeki, Shadow News 

        When you’re shopping at a grocery, there are lots of decisions to make about the food you buy. Natural, organic, no added sugar, GMO or non-GMO. So in this article, we have considered all the facts you should know about GMO. 

What is a GMO?

    In short, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are organisms whose genetic composition has been artificially altered through genetic engineering and processes. 

    The cells of these plants or animals have been inserted with a gene from an unrelated species in order to take on specific characteristics. 

    For example, plants might be genetically engineered to develop a resistance against insects or to increase nutrients and to develop other traits in plants, such as a resistance to browning in apples, and to create new organisms using synthetic biology. 

How do scientists make GMO foods?

1. Scientists transfer new DNA into plant cells.
2. They grow the cells in tissue culture, and a plant develops.
3. The new plant produces seeds.
4. A person grows plants from the new seeds.
5. The new plants will have genetic features that make them, for example, more nutritious or resistant to pests, disease, or climate factors.

    But, why do we genetically alter food at all? And is it healthy? Should GMO food be labeled? Which foods contain GMOs? How GMOs impact environment? Here’s everything you need to know about GMOs. 

Are GMOs safe?

    There is no scientific consensus on the safety of GMOs. To date, there have been no independent and long-term epidemiological studies investigating potential effects of GMO food on human health. 

    Biotechnology companies have performed most of the research used to assert that GMOs are safe. 

    A comprehensive review of peer-reviewed animal feeding studies of GMOs found roughly an equal number of research groups raising concerns about genetically engineered foods and those suggesting GMOs were as safe and nutritious as conventional foods. 

    In United States, the FDA, U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency - regulate GMOs for safety. According to the FDA, genetically modified foods are regulated the same as any other foods. 

Are GMOs labeled?

    About sixty countries around the world, including Britain, Australia, Japan, and all of the countries in the European Union, require genetically modified foods to be labeled. 

    Canada does not require any GMO labeling. Recently in United States, the USDA requires food sellers to label GMO products as bioengineered (BE) or contains a bioengineered food ingredient to help customers easily identify them. 

Which foods contain GMOs?

• More than 40 types of plants have been genetically modified globally. 
• The most common genetically modified plants are corn, canola, soybean and cotton. 
• Others include papayas, chrysanthemums, poplars, spruce, tobacco, rice, cranberries, raspberries and walnuts. 
• Most packaged foods contain ingredients derived from corn, soy, canola, and sugar beet — and the vast majority of those crops grown in North America are genetically modified. 
• Genetically engineered ingredients are common in animal products. 
• Processed inputs, including those from synthetic biology for example hydrolyzed vegetable protein, corn syrup, molasses, sucrose, textured vegetable protein, flavorings, vitamins yeast products, microbes & enzymes, flavors, oils & fats, proteins, and sweeteners. 

How do GMOs affect farmers and consumers?

    Most of the GMO crops grown today were developed to help farmers prevent crop loss. The three most common traits found in GMO crops are:

• Resistance to insect damage 
• Tolerance to herbicides 
• Resistance to plant viruses 

    For GMO crops that are resistant to insect damage, farmers can apply fewer spray pesticides to protect the crops. GMO crops that are tolerant to herbicides help farmers control weeds without damaging the crops. 

    When farmers use these herbicide-tolerant crops they do not need to till the soil, which they normally do to get rid of weeds. This no-till planting helps to maintain soil health and lower fuel and labor use. Taken together, studies have shown positive economic and environmental impacts. 

    The most common GMO crops were developed to address the needs of farmers, but in turn they can help foods become more accessible and affordable for consumers. Some GMO crops were developed specifically to benefit consumers. 

    For example, GMO apples that do not brown when cut are now available for sale and may help reduce food waste. A GMO soybean that is used to create a healthier oil is commercially grown and available. 

    Plant scientists continue to develop GMO crops that they hope will benefit consumers. 

What are the impacts of GMOs on biodiversity and the environment?

    Climate change and severe weather events are disrupting normal food production and supply. GMO foods have helped maintain supplies in the face of changing environmental conditions and a rapidly growing global population. Genetically modifying some foods could make them: 

• Easier to store and transport
• Less prone to waste due to disease and aging
• More likely to grow in areas with poor quality soil
• Higher in nutrients. 

    However, there are several environmental concerns of GMOs, which include the following: 

• The risk of outcrossing, where genes from GMO foods pass into wild plants and other crops
• A negative impact on insects and other species
• Reduction in other plant types, leading to a loss of biodiversity. 

Be responsible for what you consume and make healthy eating a regular habit. Read science-based, reliable sources of information, and avoid unverified statements about GMOs.

How we reviewed this article:

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 

The World Health Organization (WHO) 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) 

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) 

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 

The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) 

The UN World Food Programme (WFP)

The Israel Agriculture State Department. 

The China National Center for Food Safety Risk Assessment (CFSA).

For a comprehensive overview of the available research on GMOs, follow Ruzeki on LinkedIn or Shadow News on Twitter. 

We shall update this article as new information from the ongoing research and studies about GMOs is available. 

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What you need to know about Monkeypox virus and how to protect yourself

Monkeypox is a poxvirus, which originates in wild animals like rodents and primates, and occasionally spreads to people through close physical contact with bodily fluids. 

Here're recommendations from the World Health Organisation (WHO) to PROTECT yourself against  the monkeypox virus. 

1. Avoid contact with infected people. 

2. Wear a face mask when in contact with someone with symptoms. 

3. Use condoms. 

4. Avoid contact with animals that could be carrying the virus.

5. Practice good hand hygiene. 

6. Use PPE when caring for patients. 

7. Only eat meat that has been cooked throughly.

Last 24 Hours COVID-19 Debrief: 396,803,035 confirmed cases, 5,760,852 deaths and 315,450,411 recoveries as of 2140 EAT February 07, 2022.

What you need to know about the OMICRON VARIANT:  

• Australia will reopen its borders to all vaccinated visitors starting February 21. 
• Canada’s capital enters its 11th day of occupation by truckers. 
• Two years after his death, the Chinese doctor who warned of the virus is remembered. 
• Republican candidates, tapping into voters’ pandemic frustrations, step up attacks on Fauci. 
• American figure skater, Vincent Zhou will not skate in the men’s individual event. 
• Experts say an Omicron subvariant gains in Europe, but is unlikely to alter the picture. 

    According to World Health Organisation (WHO), evidence suggests the Omicron variant has an increased re-infection risk.   

    According to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, there are now 396.80+ million global cases and roughly 5.76+ million deaths; with the US and Brazil recording over 926,029 and 632,289 deaths respectively since the virus emerged in Wuhan, China. 

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#	Country, Other	Total Cases	Total Deaths	Total Recovered	Total Tests	Population
	World	396,803,035	5,760,852	315,450,411
1	USA	78,017,402	926,029	47,998,370	914,397,640	334,104,170
2	India	42,272,014	502,905	40,660,202	741,561,587	1,401,680,124
3	Brazil	26,536,597	632,289	22,717,907	63,776,166	214,973,669
4	France	20,758,371	132,506	14,142,022	231,648,947	65,504,333
5	UK	17,803,325	158,318	15,246,943	458,465,073	68,455,848
6	Russia	12,982,023	336,023	10,624,954	263,100,000	146,034,468
7	Turkey	12,238,501	88,734	11,413,896	133,974,200	85,788,865
8	Italy	11,621,736	148,771	9,399,717	176,176,489	60,319,735
9	Germany	11,086,998	119,373	8,142,100	89,622,218	84,212,064
10	Spain	10,274,653	94,235	6,573,471	66,213,858	46,783,720
11	Argentina	8,589,879	122,684	8,165,948	33,024,212	45,858,367
12	Iran	6,619,085	132,934	6,171,587	45,505,835	85,710,180
13	Colombia	5,966,706	135,757	5,757,588	32,460,044	51,749,299
14	Poland	5,188,184	106,607	4,330,328	31,560,615	37,780,363
15	Mexico	5,151,525	309,546	4,316,077	14,420,955	131,096,820
16	Netherlands	4,969,660	21,336	3,289,330	21,107,399	17,195,461
17	Indonesia	4,542,601	144,636	4,191,604	74,892,949	278,144,234
18	Ukraine	4,307,437	101,392	3,681,092	18,603,958	43,313,820
19	South Africa	3,623,962	95,835	3,480,249	22,464,999	60,503,129
20	Philippines	3,616,387	54,538	3,445,129	27,558,948	111,910,688
21	Peru	3,363,489	206,984	N/A	25,933,414	33,705,451
22	Japan	3,300,589	19,324	2,450,601	34,930,054	125,857,649
23	Belgium	3,296,038	29,227	2,177,765	30,615,667	11,670,224
24	Czechia	3,243,698	37,478	2,915,178	51,045,595	10,740,731
25	Israel	3,218,391	9,180	2,839,623	41,373,364	9,326,000
26	Canada	3,125,330	34,722	2,912,207	56,795,249	38,270,858
27	Portugal	2,932,990	20,258	2,304,585	33,409,187	10,149,191
28	Malaysia	2,914,220	32,034	2,812,614	44,986,306	33,028,384
29	Australia	2,750,562	4,243	2,466,254	61,690,281	25,972,513
30	Thailand	2,507,471	22,306	2,392,384	17,270,775	70,079,878
31	Switzerland	2,423,270	12,909	1,509,734	17,536,943	8,755,750
32	Romania	2,418,779	60,723	1,990,254	19,733,542	19,032,577
33	Chile	2,405,672	40,060	1,785,430	30,811,896	19,378,372
34	Vietnam	2,358,786	38,424	2,122,380	77,341,557	98,737,845
35	Sweden	2,287,785	16,143	1,420,900	17,101,699	10,199,889
36	Iraq	2,253,484	24,543	2,154,262	17,595,472	41,663,189
37	Austria	2,084,227	14,246	1,719,562	147,226,437	9,088,513
38	Greece	2,047,849	24,094	1,806,264	58,922,413	10,341,682
39	Denmark	1,947,091	3,909	1,377,630	121,652,229	5,824,798
40	Bangladesh	1,870,901	28,627	1,612,057	12,770,880	167,310,650
41	Serbia	1,779,782	14,054	1,487,630	8,351,232	8,681,121
42	Hungary	1,650,562	41,975	1,377,097	10,320,134	9,621,147
43	Pakistan	1,463,111	29,516	1,344,403	25,422,966	227,740,176
44	Jordan	1,330,107	13,320	1,179,709	15,072,131	10,364,956
45	Georgia	1,325,838	15,246	1,106,221	14,939,001	3,976,929
46	Kazakhstan	1,270,954	13,356	1,156,981	11,575,012	19,135,477
47	Ireland	1,221,082	6,228	950,492	11,015,471	5,025,898
48	Morocco	1,147,243	15,593	1,104,090	11,237,010	37,609,421
49	Slovakia	1,127,020	17,973	903,463	5,803,851	5,463,868
50	Cuba	1,053,560	8,439	1,037,798	12,786,630	11,315,567
51	S. Korea	1,044,963	6,886	654,621	15,804,065	51,339,700
52	Bulgaria	995,436	33,770	702,143	8,669,990	6,864,843
53	Croatia	985,050	14,194	926,278	4,331,339	4,064,804
54	Lebanon	971,774	9,711	682,977	4,795,578	6,776,593
55	Nepal	967,427	11,827	915,489	5,283,372	29,973,581
56	Tunisia	944,175	26,679	831,091	4,131,634	12,016,182
57	Norway	893,560	1,467	88,952	9,852,076	5,488,972
58	Bolivia	871,749	21,129	720,322	2,653,186	11,927,347
59	UAE	859,361	2,265	786,642	128,621,662	10,081,287
60	Slovenia	799,955	5,990	606,198	2,527,899	2,079,395
61	Belarus	783,260	6,159	770,567	11,967,413	9,444,356
62	Ecuador	766,398	34,730	N/A	2,470,170	18,070,918
63	Lithuania	756,206	7,999	636,077	7,423,424	2,661,578
64	Panama	727,413	7,844	678,478	5,313,027	4,423,239
65	Uruguay	726,042	6,637	656,137	5,369,698	3,492,968
66	Costa Rica	721,971	7,641	580,204	3,324,431	5,168,437
67	Saudi Arabia	712,644	8,957	670,780	38,814,099	35,679,734
68	Guatemala	711,076	16,501	650,321	3,658,004	18,444,714
69	Azerbaijan	703,334	8,898	648,512	6,278,899	10,285,187
70	Sri Lanka	620,732	15,621	581,659	6,155,804	21,556,723
71	Paraguay	607,947	17,605	533,190	2,428,300	7,272,489
72	Kuwait	578,819	2,510	522,882	7,110,604	4,371,440
73	Dominican Republic	562,613	4,325	553,816	2,995,816	11,021,701
74	Myanmar	538,409	19,310	514,223	6,546,337	54,992,622
75	Finland	534,790	2,095	46,000	9,571,590	5,554,476
76	Palestine	529,439	4,897	468,509	3,078,533	5,290,691
77	Venezuela	496,283	5,487	474,087	3,359,014	28,307,169
78	Moldova	467,271	10,768	407,139	2,833,736	4,018,979
79	Ethiopia	466,539	7,363	400,948	4,391,357	119,508,124
80	Latvia	453,751	4,960	330,746	6,259,259	1,852,867
81	Libya	452,950	6,080	401,674	2,286,483	7,020,533
82	Mongolia	449,531	2,127	313,256	4,030,048	3,362,598
83	Egypt	439,651	22,936	372,332	3,693,367	105,416,079
84	Bahrain	421,081	1,411	358,973	8,965,358	1,795,894
85	Singapore	397,823	871	360,343	22,779,662	5,923,856
86	Honduras	397,548	10,548	127,289	1,189,896	10,156,178
87	Armenia	391,588	8,097	352,985	2,783,288	2,972,094
88	Estonia	385,567	2,065	281,792	2,913,114	1,327,961
89	Bosnia and Herzegovina	356,930	14,800	192,218	1,643,253	3,248,202
90	Oman	354,597	4,180	328,215	25,000,000	5,313,880
91	Qatar	346,546	652	333,780	3,325,285	2,807,805
92	Kenya	322,151	5,621	296,108	3,261,313	55,661,920
93	Zambia	307,317	3,933	300,898	3,206,432	19,205,402
94	North Macedonia	278,182	8,578	257,280	1,818,882	2,083,237
95	Cyprus	273,634	745	124,370	9,477,138	1,221,402
96	Albania	264,624	3,380	247,636	1,686,583	2,872,775
97	Algeria	257,976	6,646	171,541	230,861	45,115,385
98	Botswana	256,041	2,585	248,771	2,026,898	2,427,430
99	Nigeria	253,727	3,139	230,126	4,116,369	214,293,255
100	Zimbabwe	230,402	5,362	221,027	2,003,328	15,208,483
101	Uzbekistan	229,628	1,586	212,649	1,377,915	34,243,909
102	Réunion	226,005	531	165,236	1,424,291	905,521
103	Mozambique	224,339	2,183	217,112	1,236,564	32,652,551
104	Montenegro	223,462	2,601	216,382	1,129,125	628,193
105	Kyrgyzstan	199,519	2,905	191,089	1,907,195	6,696,084
106	Afghanistan	166,924	7,442	147,079	866,733	40,327,717
107	Luxembourg	165,958	958	133,735	4,003,503	642,241
108	Uganda	162,308	3,561	99,439	2,380,897	48,045,131
109	Ghana	157,646	1,415	155,124	2,264,272	32,108,370
110	Namibia	156,371	3,980	148,048	929,697	2,614,379
111	Maldives	150,337	283	132,872	2,098,363	555,746
112	Laos	136,720	574	7,660	980,587	7,444,178
113	El Salvador	135,109	3,942	120,327	1,627,890	6,538,502
114	Rwanda	129,141	1,446	45,522	4,570,580	13,464,607
115	Jamaica	125,993	2,694	71,439	808,366	2,981,821
116	Cambodia	121,881	3,015	118,212	2,808,095	17,088,530
117	Cameroon	116,718	1,880	106,050	1,751,774	27,600,392
118	Trinidad and Tobago	115,270	3,460	91,414	587,130	1,406,730
119	Guadeloupe	113,966	795	2,250	830,521	400,233
120	China	106,419	4,636	100,288	160,000,000	1,439,323,776
121	Angola	98,364	1,896	95,896	1,391,201	34,497,050
122	Martinique	92,796	841	104	602,739	374,800
123	DRC	85,510	1,278	50,930	846,704	93,904,857
124	Senegal	85,237	1,956	82,203	989,244	17,448,007
125	Malawi	84,813	2,571	70,497	533,542	19,918,770
126	Ivory Coast	80,920	786	78,604	1,368,984	27,420,708
127	Iceland	78,201	50	66,541	1,638,467	344,782
128	French Guiana	76,509	383	11,254	572,233	311,036
129	Suriname	75,531	1,283	49,296	219,589	595,030
130	Malta	69,175	570	65,862	1,211,456	443,422
131	Eswatini	68,553	1,378	66,957	462,142	1,179,354
132	Fiji	63,356	813	60,937	493,403	906,824
133	Guyana	61,600	1,181	54,745	517,421	792,617
134	Madagascar	61,434	1,307	54,687	379,426	28,827,009
135	Sudan	58,874	3,588	40,329	562,941	45,483,322
136	Mauritania	58,458	967	56,548	701,675	4,844,679
137	Cabo Verde	55,785	397	55,231	400,982	565,634
138	Belize	53,544	629	45,711	471,284	409,154
139	Syria	51,915	3,008	40,573	146,269	18,179,145
140	French Polynesia	49,521	636	N/A		283,503
141	Barbados	48,239	286	35,911	552,200	287,937
142	Gabon	47,247	302	42,857	1,548,158	2,309,555
143	Channel Islands	43,739	135	40,278	1,189,402	176,423
144	Seychelles	38,120	157	36,737		99,320
145	Curaçao	37,809	246	36,291	460,624	165,165
146	Burundi	37,562	38	773	345,742	12,455,734
147	Papua New Guinea	37,390	597	35,938	249,149	9,217,619
148	Andorra	36,599	147	34,223	249,838	77,463
149	Togo	36,593	268	33,799	668,421	8,588,405
150	Mayotte	36,474	187	2,964	176,919	283,320
151	Guinea	36,270	432	32,582	584,902	13,701,179
152	Aruba	33,302	195	32,938	177,885	107,490
153	Tanzania	33,230	789	N/A		62,448,728
154	Bahamas	32,773	753	25,107	212,152	399,247
155	Lesotho	32,258	694	22,054	380,776	2,169,383
156	Mali	30,205	715	26,813	601,777	21,181,396
157	Haiti	29,715	804	24,831	132,422	11,624,569
158	New Caledonia	28,628	284	16,131	98,964	289,883
159	Mauritius	26,865	762	25,684	358,675	1,275,141
160	Benin	26,498	163	25,506	604,310	12,629,899
161	Somalia	26,067	1,335	13,182	400,466	16,600,677
162	Faeroe Islands	24,006	20	7,693	759,000	49,160
163	Congo	23,705	371	20,178	347,815	5,734,845
164	Isle of Man	21,889	73	21,340	150,753	85,752
165	Saint Lucia	21,513	341	17,841	128,357	184,968
166	Burkina Faso	20,679	372	20,227	244,764	21,817,822
167	Timor-Leste	20,501	122	19,768	236,137	1,358,538
168	Taiwan	19,192	851	17,100	10,656,600	23,885,665
169	Brunei	18,152	98	16,178	705,356	444,171
170	New Zealand	17,988	53	15,228	6,168,565	5,002,100
171	Nicaragua	17,709	217	4,225		6,750,455
172	Tajikistan	17,347	124	17,195		9,879,581
173	South Sudan	16,833	137	13,077	325,097	11,403,365
174	Hong Kong	16,022	213	13,232	34,860,499	7,594,161
175	Cayman Islands	15,934	15	8,553	215,963	66,955
176	Equatorial Guinea	15,845	182	15,521	273,437	1,476,499
177	Djibouti	15,510	189	15,291	276,309	1,010,947
178	CAR	14,023	110	6,859	81,294	4,963,856
179	Gibraltar	13,740	101	12,557	496,695	33,675
180	San Marino	12,884	109	11,132	125,140	34,045
181	Grenada	12,862	211	12,003	129,263	113,356
182	Gambia	11,880	364	11,461	135,608	2,524,990
183	Yemen	11,166	2,028	7,183	265,253	30,874,517
184	Bermuda	10,921	118	10,332	764,368	61,910
185	Greenland	10,821	6	2,761	164,926	56,927
186	Liechtenstein	9,764	74	9,338	80,413	38,303
187	Dominica	9,722	51	8,666	152,095	72,272
188	Eritrea	9,644	101	9,387	23,693	3,624,817
189	Saint Martin	9,439	61	1,399	78,366	39,719
190	Sint Maarten	9,396	81	8,863	62,056	43,654
191	Monaco	8,770	46	8,391	54,960	39,687
192	Niger	8,686	302	8,158	219,736	25,603,825
193	Comoros	7,964	160	7,670		899,171
194	Guinea-Bissau	7,772	158	6,825	119,997	2,042,238
195	Sierra Leone	7,628	125	N/A	259,958	8,235,955
196	Liberia	7,276	290	5,747	139,824	5,247,409
197	Caribbean Netherlands	7,209	29	6,979	30,126	26,612
198	Chad	7,155	190	4,874	191,341	17,177,837
199	Antigua and Barbuda	6,853	131	6,400	18,901	99,225
200	St. Vincent Grenadines	6,705	99	6,170	97,310	111,503
201	Bhutan	6,300	4	3,808	1,521,167	785,181
202	Sao Tome and Principe	5,912	71	5,775	29,036	225,657
203	British Virgin Islands	5,839	51	N/A	98,247	30,553
204	Turks and Caicos	5,789	35	5,620	419,792	39,554
205	Saint Kitts and Nevis	5,476	38	5,247	65,141	53,800
206	St. Barth	3,435	6	N/A	56,491	9,925
207	Solomon Islands	3,182	33	132	5,117	713,766
208	Palau	2,716		1,289	26,831	18,232
209	Anguilla	2,384	8	2,341	51,382	15,217
210	Kiribati	1,744				122,376
211	Saint Pierre Miquelon	976	1	872	17,273	5,749
212	Diamond Princess	712	13	699
213	Wallis and Futuna	454	7	438	20,508	10,924
214	Montserrat	163	1	161	7,796	4,997
215	Falkland Islands	89		N/A	8,632	3,642
216	Macao	79		79	5,217	663,473
217	Samoa	33		3		200,521
218	Vatican City	29		28		804
219	Western Sahara	10	1	8		620,777
220	MS Zaandam	9	2	7
221	Tonga	9		2		107,609
222	Vanuatu	7	1	6	23,000	318,600
223	Marshall Islands	7		7		59,828
224	Saint Helena	2		2		6,106
225	Micronesia	1		1		116,949
	Total:	396,803,035	5,760,852	315,450,411

 

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