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u/UnluckyPossibility37
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Nov 11 '25
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u/bellamyblake_og
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Jan 30 '26
Culture What things are no longer true about your country?
Before anyone beats me to it, I'm aware that the US was built on stolen land worked by stolen humans, making the claim of "freedom" to be... dubious at best.
But what other outdated beliefs are there about your country??
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u/SalaryEducational323
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Mar 01 '26
Education What's the best meme u have seen in this war
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u/[deleted]
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Jan 07 '26
Humourous What do you think is the hardest photo from your country?
Photo is from 1981 and shows a guy at the top of one of the pyramids with a cigarette and flexing the fake Adidas
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u/DiMpLe_dolL003
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Nov 29 '25
What's a weird or funny building in your country?
This is the headquarters of the National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB) in Hyderabad, India. This building is just so weird and funny.
r/AskTheWorld • u/mahdi_lky • Dec 06 '25
Does your country have a color filter in movies and shows that come from the US?
my country is in the middle east so the it has a yellow-brown filter.
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u/Chemical-Elk-1299
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Feb 26 '26
Who is the evilest looking person in your country?
(They don’t have to actually be evil, just look evil)
This is Kenneth Copeland — American tv pastor and possible lizard demon.
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u/DiMpLe_dolL003
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Jan 28 '26
Have there been any non-celebrities/ordinary people who unexpectedly went viral for their appearance in your country?
Pappu Devi is a woman from Pushkar, Rajasthan, India. She went viral for her striking "Tigress Eyes," which were captured in a photo over 20 years ago. She runs a small stall in Pushkar and has lived there for decades. She also has a daughter who has similarly distinctive eyes.
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u/MissPeduncles
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Jan 10 '26
Came across this today, curious on what others think about these types of laws/bans
*“Islam must adapt to Sweden.” A statement now sparking heated debate.
Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch has reignited national and international debate after supporting a ban on the burqa and niqab in all public places. According to the statement circulating online, Busch argues that Islam must adapt to Swedish society rather than being practiced in the same way as in Muslim majority countries.
Supporters of the proposal say it promotes integration, gender equality, and shared civic values. Critics warn that such a ban would restrict religious freedom and disproportionately target Muslim women, deepening social division instead of reducing it.*
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u/meggyAnnP
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Sep 12 '25
Most disappointing tourist destination in your country.
I searched this group before I posted. Here is my opinion on my country, but my country probably has many. What’s your tourist destination that leaves people shaking their heads?
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u/chotu_escobar
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Jan 13 '26
Could Europe realistically defend Greenland against a US attack?
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u/AnasPlayz10
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Jan 12 '26
Humourous Time for a break, Give me your most wholesome world leaders picture.
The Prime Minister receiving a LEGO set of the pyramids, celebrating the opening of the new Museum, from the Danish Foreign Minister.
r/AskTheWorld • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '26
What’s the quickest way someone could accidentally expose themselves as a foreigner in your country like the ‘three fingers’ scene in Inglourious Basterds?
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u/Familiar-Arrival-470
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Feb 14 '26
Misc What law in your country would surprise foreigners because it’s legal almost everywhere else?
In India, revealing a baby’s sex before birth is illegal. Doctors are not allowed to disclose it during ultrasounds.
This surprises many foreigners because in most of the countries, parents openly find out the baby’s sex and even have gender reveal parties.
The reason for the ban is India’s history of sex-selective abortions, especially favoring male children. This led to a serious gender imbalance in some regions. To combat this, the government introduced the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act, which prohibits prenatal sex determination except for medical reasons.
Whether people agree with it or not, the law was meant to address deep-rooted social bias and protect female children.
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u/DuNennstMichSptzkopf
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Jan 19 '26
Politics What are your thoughts on this letter from Donald Trump to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre?
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u/abandonedtulpa
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Nov 17 '25
Does your country have an invention that never made it to the outside world?
In Bulgaria it’s the чушкопек (chushkopek). It is a small electric cylinder with a hot ceramic liner and a slot for one pepper. There are also triple models that roast three at once. You drop in a pepper, the skin blisters all around in a few minutes, you pull it out, let it steam, and the peel slides off. This is all it does, it cooks peppers.
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u/ChroniclesOfSarnia
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Feb 08 '26
Culture Who's the Most Embarrassing citizen of your country?
I'm Canadian.
I briefly considered Jordan Peterson, but I think he's dead or something.
edit HOLY CRAP PLEASE STOP ALREADY!!!😐
*turns off reply notifications*
r/AskTheWorld • u/entenni • Feb 06 '26
Economics Which country is more democratic you tell me
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u/Existential_Dread_08
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Jan 08 '26
Show your country’s most badass gigachad photo
Murat Bisembin, unfortunately died of cancer yesterday (07/01/2026) RIP
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u/neilnelly
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Feb 19 '26
What is the most nationally embarrassing photo to have come out of your country in recent history?
In 2019, a photo of Justin Trudeau, the previous prime minister of Canada, wearing ‘brownface’ make-up at a 2001 gala at a private school he taught at was leaked. Trudeau had to make a public apology soon after. It can be argued by many Canadians that this photo is one of the most embarrassing for the country in recent history.
Honourable Mention: The Nazi Veteran Standing Ovation in the House of Commons (2023)
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u/NCRisthebestfaction
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Sep 21 '25
History Historical figure from your country that does not get enough hate.
Words cannot describe the hate I feel for Woodrow
r/AskTheWorld • u/Baconkings • Sep 22 '25
History What is the most random object that is incredibly famous from your country?
The "Immovable Ladder" in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre can't be moved because of a 1757 agreement called the Status Quo, which requires the unanimous consent of the church's six Christian denominations for any changes to be made.
Since the denominations cannot agree on the ladder's fate, it has remained in the same place for centuries, becoming a symbol.
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u/Working-Spend-4397
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Feb 10 '26
What’s your favourite embarrassing incident you’ve seen happen to a foreign politician that isn't trump?
No trump videos cause there are too many
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u/[deleted]
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Jan 17 '26
Humourous Germany needs Hawaii as 17. Bundesland
Sorry guys, but we need it. So we will take it by force If you don't give it to us. What country does your country claim, now where you can just say it? Germany wants Hawaii.