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Flag of Gandhara

The national flag of Gandhara (Arabic: علم الوطني من غانذارا) has a field of nine equal horizontal stripes, alternating green and black, and a white triangle at the hoist with an emblem of the Sun and four five-pointed stars. The flag proportions (width:length) are 3:5.
==Symbolism==
The colors green, black, and white are three of the four Pan-Arab colors. The five green stripes symbolize the Five Pillars of Islam, while the four black stripes stand for the four sacred months of the Islamic calendar. The white triangle stands for the unity of the Arab nation.
The color gold of the emblem stands for optimism and hope. The Sun with the four five-pointed stars is an important symbol in Gandhari mythology. The Sun is being interpreted as typifying the 'glory of religion', and the four five-pointed stars are believed to symbolize the four archangels in Islam: Jibrāīl (Gabriel), Mīkāīl (Michael), Izrāʾīl (Azrael), and Isrāfīl (Raphael).
==Design==
The current national flag was adopted by the provisional government of Gandhara after the Gandhari Revolution in 1957. The official specifications were set out in the Presidential Decree "On the National Flag of the Arab Republic of Gandhara" issued on 13 March 1958.
===Construction===
The official aspect ratio of the flag is 3:5. The height of the green and black horizontal stripes are each 1/9 of the flag's height, and the apex of the isosceles triangle is located at 1/3 of the length of the flag.
The diameter of the emblem of the Sun is 1/5 of the length of the flag. The center of the Sun is located in the middle of the flag's height, and the distance between the hoist side and the center of the Sun is 1/9 of the flag's length.
The four stars are pointed towards the center of the Sun. The diameter of each star is 13/72 of the diameter of the Sun, and the distance between the center of the Sun and the center of each star is 5/8 of the Sun's diameter.
===Colors===
The colors of the flag are defined by presidential decree as Moderate malachite green, Black, and White. The color gold of the emblem of the Sun and the four five-pointed stars is defined as Luminous vivid gold. The exact matches are as follows:
Scheme 	Moderate malachite green	Black 	White 	Luminous vivid gold
CMYK 	81.0.58.31 	0.0.0.100	0.0.0.0 	0.16.100.0
RGB 	(33,176,74) 	(0,0,0) 	(255,255,255)	(255,215,0)
Hexadecimal	#21B04A 	#000000 	#FFFFFF 	#FFD700
==Former flags==
During the Al-Mansur era, the flag of Gandhara was dark green with a white circle featuring in light green an Arabic inscription. The inscription is the Arabic word for God, Allah. The diameter of the white circle was 2/3 of the flag's width, and the distance between the hoist side and the circle was 1/9 of the flag's length.
Following the Gandhari Revolution, the Interim Government of Gandhara used the flag of the Arab Socialist Union as official national flag until 17 October 1957, when the modern Gandhari flag was adopted.
	
Category:Gandhara
Category:Flags of Gandhara
Category:National flags
Category:National symbols of Gandhara
Flag of San Remo

The national flag of San Remo (Romi: Bandeira de Sanremo) has a field of nine equal horizontal stripes, alternating yellow and green, and a white triangle at the hoist with a symbol of the Sun of Amadora. The sun has 16 straight and 16 waved sunbeams. The flag proportions (width:length) are 2:3.
==Symbolism and design==
A law defined the colours of the flag as Brilliant gold, Moderate malachite green and White. The colours of the Sun of Amadora are defined as Vivid yellow and Strong orange. The exact matches are as follows:
Scheme 	Brilliant gold	Moderate malachite green	White 	Vivid yellow	Strong orange
CMYK 	0.13.96.2 	81.0.58.31 	0.0.0.0 	0.0.100.3 	0.52.100.23
RGB 	(250,218,10) 	(33,176,74) 	(255,255,255)	(247,247,0) 	(196,95,0)
Hexadecimal	#FADA0A 	#21B04A 	#FFFFFF 	#F7F700 	#C45F00
The colours of the flag were intended to symbolize the following: the yellow colour is the national colour and stands for the sun, but also for optimism and pleasure, the green stands for hope and the white stands for a new beginning. 
The yellow stripes also symbolize the original 5 Astralian regions, while the green stripes symbolize the original 4 Amadoran regions of the Kingdom of San Remo. The white triangle is a symbol of the unity between the different regions of the country. The symbol of the Sun of Amadora is an old Amadoran symbol that represents the origins of the country (the former Kingdom of Amadora and the city of Sanremo have played an important role in the history of San Remo).
==History==
When king Ferdinand III was defeated by the Kingdom of Tikata in 1695, San Remo became a Land of Tikata. The yellow, orange, green tricolour flag of the Kingdom of San Remo was replaced by a new flag.
In 1814 San Remo became an independent island country. The newly formed government decided to adopt a new flag that reflects the history of the country. Different designs were made and the final design was officially adopted on 17 February 1814. The design and the symbolism of the new flag are defined in the constitution of 1815.
The official name of the flag is Flag of San Remo, but the flag is usually called Oro, verde y blanco (Gold, green and white) by the citizens. The new flag became very popular, but also the old tricolour flag of the Kingdom of San Remo was still used alongside the new flag for a couple of years.
==Past flags==
 	
Flag of the Kingdom of San Remo (ratio: 2:3).	Flag of San Remo (ratio: 2:3).
1542 – 1695 	1695 – 1814
Category:Flags of San Remo
Category:National flags
Category:National symbols of San Remo
Folkloria in the Junior Internatia Song Contest

Folkloria made their debut in the 20th edition of the Junior Internatia Song Contest.
==Contestants==
;Table key
Edition 	Artist 	Title 	Place 	Points 	
20th 	Erkin Tursynhan 	"Samga" 	4 	59 	
21st 	Uudam 	"Elderly Mother" 	5 	73 	
22nd 	Declan Galbraith 	"Tell Me Why" 	11 	57 	
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38th 	Daneliya Tuleshova 	"The Others" 	10 	43 	
39th 	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate
40th 	Nurmuhammed Zhakyp 	"Mama - ty moi rai"	5 	64 	
41st 	Daneliya Tuleshova 	"Mama" 	1 	43 	
42nd 	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate	Did not participate
43rd 	Supernova 	"Herida" 	10 	24 	
44th 	Apink 	"Hush" 	5 	62 	
45th 	Daneliya Tuleshova 	"Don't Cha" 	5 	15 	
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48th 	Daneliya Tuleshova 	"Glossy" 	6 	17 	
49th 	Mishela Rapo 	"E Doja S'e Doja" 	3 	78 	
50th 	SKARF 	"Oh! Dance" 	9 	47 	
51st 	Darina Krasnovetska	"Іnside" 	10 	47 	
52nd 	Helena Meraai 	"Nervy" 	10 	44 	
53rd 	Kudai 	"Ya nada queda" 	2 	30
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games

==Competition schedule==
GS	Group stage	QF	Quarterfinals	SF	Semifinals	B	3rd place play-off	F	Final
 	Wed 3	Thu 4	Fri 5	Sat 6	Sun 7	Mon 8	Tue 9	Wed 10	Thu 11	Fri 12	Sat 13	Sun 14	Mon 15	Tue 16	Wed 17	Thu 18	Fri 19	Fri 19	Sat 20	Sat 20
Men 	 	GS 	 	 	GS 	 	 	GS 	 	 	QF 	 	 	 	SF 	 	 	 	B 	F
Women	GS 	 	 	GS 	 	 	GS 	 	 	QF 	 	 	 	SF 	 	 	B 	F 	 	
==Men's competition==
===Group stage===
====Group A====
====Group B====
====Group C====
====Group D====
===Knockout stage===
==Women's competition==
===Group stage===
====Group A====
====Group B====
====Group C====
====Group D====
===Knockout stage===
==Medal summary==
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Men's tournament – Group A

Group A of the Men's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Alteus, Valdron, Noxus and Equatoria. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Valdron vs Noxus===
4 August
 3 - 1 
===Alteus vs Equatoria===
4 August
 1 - 1 
===Noxus vs Equatoria===
7 August
 0 - 2 
===Alteus vs Valdron===
7 August
 1 - 2 
===Noxus vs Alteus===
10 August
 0 - 1 
===Equatoria vs Valdron===
10 August
 2 - 2
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Men's tournament – Group B

Group B of the Men's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Hanzyuki, Yazminia, Kimmystan and Aurävaan. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
====4 August====
====7 August====
====10 August====
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Men's tournament – Group C

Group C of the Men's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Bitland, Irdminia, Victoria and Lettuce. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Irdminia vs Victoria===
4 August
 4 - 1 
===Bitland vs Lettuce===
4 August
 4 - 0 
===Victoria vs Lettuce===
7 August
 1 - 1 
===Bitland vs Irdminia===
7 August
 1 - 3 
===Victoria vs Bitland===
10 August
 1 - 2 
===Lettuce vs Irdminia===
10 August
 1 - 2
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Men's tournament – Group D

Group D of the Men's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Sunetti, Porielana, Gandhara and Frostfall. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Porielana vs Gandhara===
4 August
 1 - 2 
===Sunetti vs Frostfall===
4 August
 2 - 1 
===Gandhara vs Frostfall===
7 August
 2 - 0 
===Sunetti vs Porielana===
7 August
 3 - 1 
===Gandhara vs Sunetti===
10 August
 2 - 2 
===Frostfall vs Porielana===
10 August
 1 - 3
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Women's tournament – Group A

Group A of the women's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Alteus, Pebbleland, Jhe Freeh and Raingate. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Pebbleland vs Jhe Freeh===
3 August
 1 - 1 
===Alteus vs Raingate===
3 August
 2 - 0 
===Jhe Freeh vs Raingate===
6 August
 0 - 1 
===Alteus vs Pebbleland===
6 August
 1 - 1 
===Jhe Freeh vs Alteus===
9 August
 1 - 1 
===Raingate vs Pebbleland===
9 August
 3 - 0
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Women's tournament – Group B

Group B of the women's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Rata Sum, Spitzenbergen, Auspikitan and Kimmystan. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
====3 August====
==== 6 August ====
==== 9 August ====
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Women's tournament – Group C

Group C of the women's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Irdminia, Tonállan, Bitland and Gandhara. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Tonállan vs Bitland===
3 August
 2 - 2 
===Irdminia vs Gandhara===
3 August
 1 - 2 
===Bitland vs Gandhara===
6 August
 2 - 2 
===Irdminia vs Tonállan===
6 August
 3 - 0 
===Bitland vs Irdminia===
9 August
 2 - 3 
===Gandhara vs Tonállan===
9 August
 3 - 1
Football at the 2016 Internatian Games – Women's tournament – Group D

Group D of the women's football tournament at the 2016 Internatian Games will be played from 4 to 10 August 2016, and includes the teams of Amsteris, Kosma, Ponásikwa and Aurävaan. The top two teams will advance to the knockout stage.
==Standings==
==Matches==
===Kosma vs Ponásikwa===
3 August
 3 - 1 
===Amsteris vs Aurävaan===
3 August
 1 - 0 
===Ponásikwa vs Aurävaan===
6 August
 3 - 0 
===Amsteris vs Kosma===
6 August
 1 - 4 
===Ponásikwa vs Amsteris===
9 August
 3 - 3 
===Aurävaan vs Kosma===
9 August
 1 - 2
Foreign relations of Kimmystan

The diplomatic foreign relations of Kimmystan are intergovernmental relationships between the Kimmystan and other sovereign states. Kimmystan established formal diplomatic relations with many countries. 
Modern Kimmystan is considered to be a regional and middle power, with significant cultural, economic, and political influence. It has extensive mineral and energy resources and is one of largest producers of oil and natural gas globally. 
Although Kimmystan has been a neutral state during most of its history, it will become a member of the Outernatian Union and the Union of Sovereign States. Its strong economic and political position gives Kimmystan a growing international influence and a prominent voice in global affairs.
==Policy==
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for conducting Kimmystan's foreign policy within the framework of the Kimmystanian Cabinet. Kimmystan prioritizes the promotion of its national interests, the protection of the rights of its citizens and diaspora abroad, maintaining relations with neighboring states, maintaining security and stability together with the other member states of the Union of Sovereign States, effective participation in the global economy with the maximum protection of national interests, and active participation in international organizations to foster international peace, security, and economic development.
==Bilateral relations==
===Outernatia===
Country	Formal relations began on	Notes
 	18 May 1961 	
* Kimmystan has an embassy in Endehó.
* Jhe Freeh has an embassy in Nordfjord.
Visits of Kimmystanian diplomatic delegations to Jhe Freeh are attested as early as 1741.
 	23 October 1965 	See Gandhara–Kimmystan relations
* Gandhara has an embassy in Nordfjord and consulates-general in Bunnfallet, Kimsund, and Shortyearbyen.
* Kimmystan has an embassy in Rhea and consulates-general in Kazmi, Manas, and Maslamah.
 	14 April 2010 	See Kimmystan–Raingate relations
* Kimmystan has an embassy in Solitude and consulates-general in other cities.
* Raingate has an embassy in Nordfjord and consulates-general in Fettevika and Huttiheita
* Both countries are full members of the Outernatian Union.
===Internatia===
Country	Formal relations began on	Notes
 	15 May 1975 	
* Kimmystan has an embassy in Dlimon and a consulate in Aurorean.
* Grolskira has an embassy in Dlimon and a consulate in Aurorin.
* Both countries are full members of the Union of Sovereign States.
==See also==
* List of diplomatic missions in Kimmystan
* List of diplomatic missions of Kimmystan
Category:Kimmystan
Category:Foreign relations of Kimmystan
Category:Politics of Kimmystan
Foreign relations of Tikata

Tikata has established itself as a major participant in multilateral international security activities. 
==Bilateral relationships==
Tikata maintains significant bilateral relations with several countries.
Country	Bilateral relations established?	Formal Relations Began	Notes
 	 	 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Pensa.
* Anselmsuusonia has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	2013 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Láirge.
* Aonach has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Wolfrim.
* Irdminia has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	1920 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Luna.
* Kosma has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	XVI century 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Platonia.
* Novatlantida has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	1814 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Rhea.
* San Remo has an embassy in Madakia.
 	 	XV century 	
* Tikata has an embassy in Tlahuilco.
* Tonallán has an embassy in Madakia.
Suspended between May and July 2013.
There is around 800 000 people of Tonallani origin in Tikata.
Forum Eurovision Song Contest

Forum Eurovision Song Contest (former name Eurovision Song Contest - Forum Version, also knowns as FESC and ESC-FV) is annual music contest held since 2007. 
It has 2 official spin-offs: Forum Eurovision Song Contest Summer and Forum Eurovision Song Contest pre-2007.
The FESC is known of its open National Final selections. The winner member of one edition holds the right to host the next edition.
==== Winners ====
Year	Host city 	Winner 	Performer 	Song 	Participants	Host member
2007	Riga 	Lebanon 	Mika 	Grace Kelly 	33 	hero.in
2008	Baalbek 	Sweden 	September 	Freaking Out 	37 	hero.in and LAboy 456
2009	Sweden 	Cyprus 	Marianta Pieridi 	Fylaki 	35 	Alekas
2010	Gothenburg	Finland 	Chisu 	Sama Nainen 	40 	Alekas
2011	Helsinki 	Israel 	Flash Brothers feat. Epiphony	More Than You Know 	32 	Artur
2012	Tel-Aviv 	France 	David Guetta & Sia 	Titanium 	41 	mik
2013	Paris 	Finland 	Johanna Kurkela 	Sinä Nukut Siinä 	43 	Alex
2014	Oulu 	Macedonia 	Karolina Gočeva 	Čalgiska 	43 	Aditya
2015	Skopje 	United Kingdom	Years & Years 	King 	34 	Brown Betty
2016	London 	Spain 	María Isabel 	La vida sólo es una	39 	Aditya
2017	Utrecht 	Finland 	Diandra 	Nadaa 	40 	lucas
2018	Rovaniemi 	Israel 	Full Trunk ft. Sivan Talmor 	As A Stone 	50 	Andrey
2019	Haifa 	 	 	 	 	mik
==== Winners FESC Summer====
Year	Host city 	Winner 	Performer 	Song 	Participants	Host member
2007	Bucharest 	Armenia 	Zara & Djivan Gasparyan 	Dle Yaman 	34 	Centrix
2008	Yerevan 	Poland 	Bajm 	Krótka Historia 	38 	G.I.
2009	Warsaw 	Turkey 	Meyra & Cemil Demirbakan	Ağladın Ya 	30 	Ahmet
2010	Antioch 	Finland 	Jenni Vartiainen 	En haluu kuolla tänä yönä	34 	Byblos
2011	Helsinki 	Switzerland 	Pixie Paris 	Ich lieb´dich nicht immer	33 	Minchy
2012	Geneva 	Hungary 	Tibor Kocsis 	Lásd a csodát 	41 	imthero
2013	Budapest 	Greece 	Helena Paparizou 	Sou stelna SOS 	32 	thevoice
2014	Athens 	Denmark 	De Dødelige feat. AMRO 	Langt Væk Herfra 	42 	Andrey
2015	Copenhagen	Croatia 	Lucija Ćustić Luce 	Nakon dana tog 	48 	Andrey
2016	Brighton 	Spain 	Alvaro Soler 	Sofia 	31 	Queen Ferida
2017	Barcelona 	United Kingdom	Hurts 	Beautiful Ones 	29 	TheMooCows
2018	Brighton 	Israel 	Ninet 	Hero 	33 	Queen Ferida
==== Winners FESC Vintage ====
Year	Host city	Winner	Performer	Song	Participants	Host member
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Category:Song Contest
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Forum Eurovision Song Contest 2016

The Forum Eurovision Song Contest 2016 will be the 9th annual regular Forum Eurovision Song Contest. The contest will take place in London, United Kingdom following Years & Years' win in the 2015 contest with the song "King". This will be the first time that the United Kingdom will host an edition of FESC.
With the exception of the host country, the rest of the participating countries will be divided into 2 semifinals. Twelve songs from each semifinal will qualify to the final, which combined with the host entry will produce a 25 song final.
== Location ==
Following Years & Years' win in FESC 2015 with "King", the British Broadcasting Service (BBC) brought the contest to the capital of the United Kingdom: London. 
The venue for the Forum Eurovision Song Contest 2016 has yet to be decided. A formal announcement of the venue is expected to be made in the fall of 2015.
== Format ==
On 1 September 2015, the BBC published the rules for FESC 2016. The format of the show remained largely similar to past editions with some alterations.
Each country continued to have a national jury which was obliged to vote in the semifinal that the country had been drawn into. Should the country qualify to the final, the national jury would once again be required to vote to prevent the nation from being disqualified, and all points taken away. However, voting in the other semifinal, or voting in the Grand Final as a non-qualified nation remained optional, though encouraged. 
The main differences that FESC 2016 would have compared to the 2015 edition came from the announcement of semifinal qualifiers. Like previous editions, the top 10 ranked countries in each semifinal would continue to automatically advance to the final. 
However, the BBC chose to use the votes of the countries which were not participating in a particular semifinal (commonly referred to as the "International Jury") to select two additional qualifiers to the Grand Final in lieu of merely awarding points equal to one participant in the semifinal. This was done as a response to the increased growth of the popularity of the contest which resulting in larger semifinals, and was first introduced with DR's hosting of FESC Summer 2015.
=== Hosts ===
The BBC has stated that the hosts for the various FESC 2016 events will be revealed around the same time as the choice for the contest venue in the late fall of 2015.
=== Semi-finals and final draw ===
The draw for semi finals will be held on 17 January 2015 and will determine both the draw of the countries between the two semifinals and their position within the semifinal. 
=== Graphic Design ===
=== Returning Artists ===
== Participating Countries ==
Draw	Country 	User 	Artist	Song
 	United Kingdom	Aditya	 	
== Voting ==
Each country will have a national jury who will award 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points for their ten favorite songs.
Forum Song Contest 1

The 1st Forum Song Contest was the first monthly edition of the Forum Song Contest. 
The final was held on January 2003, with 11 countries making their debut at the contest. won the first contest with the song "Sometimes" by Hooverphonic.
==Final==
Draw	Country 	Artist 	Title 	Place	Points
1 	 GF  	Hooverphonic	Sometimes	1 	79
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 GP  denotes that this song was selected for the Grand Final 2003
== Scoreboard ==
Country 	Place	Total	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
  	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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== Number of votes / 12 points ==
Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another and number of votes received.
Number of votes received	Number of votes received
Number 	Contestant
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Number of "12 points" received	Number of "12 points" received	Number of "12 points" received
Number 	Contestant 	Nation(s) giving 12 points
3 	 	Denmark, The Netherlands, Turkey
3 	 	Israel, Portugal, Spain
2 	 	Germany, Sweden
1 	 	Belgium
1 	 	United Kingdom
1 	 	Norway
== The podium==
Winner 	Second 	Third
 	 	
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==See also==
*FSC Grand Final 2003
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