Russia Nigeria Indonesia Ukraine Pakistan India Algeria Bangladesh Turkey Morocco Philippines Egypt Sri Lanka Belarus Vietnam Venezuela United States Brazil Germany Yemen Cuba Iran Thailand Tunisia Uzbekistan Kazakhstan Madagascar Saudi Arabia Canada Hungary United Arab Emirates Azerbaijan Myanmar Syria Spain Poland Finland Mexico Colombia Serbia Iraq Argentina Latvia Cambodia Cote D'Ivoire Bulgaria Romania France United Kingdom South Korea Japan Georgia Ghana Peru Jordan Italy Tanzania Portugal Ethiopia South Africa Netherlands Malaysia Taiwan Greece China Lebanon Libya Chile Ireland Laos Moldova Mongolia Nepal Cameroon Israel Australia El Salvador Angola Kenya Togo Sudan Kosovo Palestinian Territory Nicaragua Haiti Slovakia Dominican Republic Singapore Uganda Bahrain Democratic Republic of the Congo Benin Botswana Uruguay Bosnia and Herzegovina Lithuania Zambia Bolivia Paraguay Macao Norway Mauritania Burkina Faso Gabon Namibia Qatar Denmark Croatia Czech Republic Mozambique Austria Senegal Estonia Hong Kong Mauritius Ecuador Jamaica Armenia Slovenia Niger Sweden French Guiana Oman Papua New Guinea Kuwait Somalia Zimbabwe Barbados Switzerland Kyrgyzstan Cyprus Afghanistan Panama Mali Cabo Verde Kiribati New Zealand Costa Rica Belgium Honduras Albania Republic of the Congo Seychelles Trinidad and Tobago Guatemala Chad Mayotte Burundi Rwanda Iceland North Macedonia Maldives Tajikistan Suriname Puerto Rico Curacao Eswatini Bhutan Guadeloupe Fiji Liberia Turkmenistan Guyana Montenegro Niue Flag Meaning & Details NO VISITORS FROM HERE YET! Niue Flag Flag Information yellow with the flag of the UK in the upper hoist-side quadrant the flag of the UK bears five yellow five-pointed stars - a large star on a blue disk in the center and a smaller star on each arm of the bold red cross the larger star stands for Niue, the smaller stars recall the Southern Cross constellation on the New Zealand flag and symbolize links with that country yellow represents the bright sunshine of Niue and the warmth and friendship between Niue and New Zealand
Source: CIA - The World Factbook