At the Olympic Games, the vibrant display of national flags is always a highlight. With the flags regularly appearing on scoreboards and celebrating throughout the events, it’s easy to spot their ...

Happy Flag Day! Here's to the biggest holiday that you didn't know you were supposed to celebrate. It's true that mail delivery might not stop for Flag Day and you definitely won't be receiving a day ...

The American flag has long stood as a unifying emblem of democracy, freedom, and national identity. Still, its meaning shifts over time and in different contexts, influenced by political events, ...

Every nation has a distinct flag, with distinct colours that reflect its identity, history, and shared cultural values. While ...

Flags originated on battlefields as a means of identification and hierarchy. Over the years, they have evolved to incorporate symbols significant to the countries they represent. Click through as we ...

Flag Day, observed annually on June 14, marks the day that the design of the U.S. national flag—once named "Old Glory"—was approved by Congress in 1777. The day sees flags and other symbols of ...

Across England, flags are visible like never before. They are being hoisted on lamp-posts. Hastily painted representations of the St George’s flag, typically little more than a couple of red lines ...

Pride Month is nearly here! If you've ever attended a Pride parade or lived in a community that celebrates LGBTQ+ people, you've probably seen a variety of colorful flags and may have wondered what ...

The calendar turns to June and suddenly there are rainbows everywhere! June is LGBTQ+ Pride month, which is known as a month to celebrate everyone in the community, regardless of gender identity or ...