Political geography of the eastern hemisphere map 2

Considering that I can not write the names of the countries on the map you have presented, I will write them and explain where they are:

France - the westernmost marked in Europe;

Sweden - northernmost marked in Europe;

Ukraine - the easternmost marked in Europe;

Russia - the largest territory on the northern part of the map;

Turkey - the westernmost marked in Asia;

Saudi Arabia - the big territory on the Arabian Peninsula;

Iran - just above Saudi Arabia;

India - the large peninsular country in South Asia;

Pakistan - just west of India;

Japan - the islands on the eastern part of Asia;

Myanmar - the northernmost in Southeast Asia;

Thailand - in the central part of Southeast Asia;

Vietnam - the one on the eastern part of Southeast Asia;

Philippines - the eastern islands in Southeast Asia;

Indonesia - the southern islands in Southeast Asia;

Republic of South Africa - the southernmost part of Africa;

Zimbabwe - just above the Republic of South Africa;

Mozambique - the southernmost on the east coast;

Tanzania - just above Mozambique, on the east coast;

Kenya - just above Tanzania, on the east coast;

Angola - the southernmost on the west coast;

DR Congo - just above Angola, in the central part of Africa;

Nigeria - just northwest of DR Congo, in West Africa;

Mali - just northwest of Nigeria, in West Africa;

Algeria - the eastern most in North Africa;

Libya - just east of Algeria;

Egypt - the easternmost in North Africa;

Sudan - just south of Egypt;

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sir thomas more, venerated in the catholic church as saint thomas more, was an english lawyer, social philosopher, author, statesman, and noted renaissance humanist. he was also a councillor to henry viii, and lord high chancellor of england from october 1529 to 16 may 1532.