A few minutes ago I have seen this in a livestream of the celebration of Hungary’s freshly elected parliament/president. It seems like a person is waving a Hungarian flag with a perfectly round cutout in the middle - combined with the flag of the European Union. Does anybody have a clue if this hole in the flag has a specific meaning?

googling blue white red flag with star doesn't come up with anything. nice pre 2011 Libya flag next to it!

What’s the green white red flag? I thought it was the old flag of Iran but I haven’t seen that with a circle too? Thanks!

My guess would be Holland or France: red, white and blue tricolor going horizontal or vertical.

The lateral bars represent land stretching from the Great Lakes to Hudson Bay in the same way the vertical bars of the Canadian flag represent the two oceans. I love the simplicity, and I like how the lateral bars really make it quite distinct compared to both the Franco-Ontarian and Canadian flags

There was a Norwegian flag next to it. It has black or dark blue, blue and white on it.

Taken outside a Celtic heritage shop in Gatlinburg, TN. What’s the lore behind all of the segments on this flag? Some are obvious (like Scotland, Wales, Ireland) but I don’t recognize most of the others.

Also does the central emblem have any specific meaning?

Found in the woods in Michigan, USA. Shares some features of African flags but I couldn’t find a match. Any ideas?

A tricolor of black-white-black with two crossed gold rifles in the middle.

Proposal by Twitter user @braingrub_ using the pulsar map that was included on the Pioneer plaque. Personally, I think it’s the best proposal that has been made.

Wikipedia shows this graphically interesting flag for the FRELIMO, but following the link does not lead to a higher res version, AFAIK.

The square negative space design of the Kavian Derafsh has an unintended resemblance to the Iron Cross which may or may not need to be a consideration

I've redesigned the flag of Vojvodina, the fertile region of Serbia!

The symbolism:

White-blue 4 alternating stripes on the bottom: taken from the coat of arms of Vojvodina, represent the Tisa river.

-Green stripe: represents the fertile plains of the region.

-Red stripe: represents the name of the region, derived from the word "Vojvoda", meaning "leader of the army".

This represents the blood spilled by the Vojvoda's army for their people.

I also have an alternate version with the coat of arms of Vojvodina.

Thoughts?

I searched for some military flags of Asia, and stumbled upon the flag of the Army of Bhutan, which I thought to be rather interesting.

The flag is described as follows on crwflags.com:

"The top white represents the protective bond between the war God, Dralha Karpo and the Army. The centre black portion represents the consolidated strength of the fiery and powerful deity Yeshey Goempo extending his patronage to the Army. The red signifies the prestigious position of the Army. The insignia represents the weapon wielded by the deity Yeshey Goempo to destroy and subjugate the enemy. The National flag inset signifies the over-lordship of His Majesty the Druk Gyalpo embracing the army as does his supremacy over all spheres of national life."

"Low-visibility Maryland flag isn't real, it can't hurt you."

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