🌐 World · English
Current: 🌐 World · English
Global
Focused
Language
Saturday 5 September
🌐 World · English
Current: 🌐 World · English
Global
Focused
Language
Live story United States

Australia and Africa expand, North America and Europe shrink: UN adopts new world map

United States
The brief

The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”.S1S2
Timeline · newest first
3h Theage

Australia and Africa expand, North America and Europe shrink: UN adopts new world map

The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”…

3h Smh · 2 reports

Australia and Africa expand, North America and Europe shrink: UN adopts new world map

The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”…

3h Brisbanetimes

Australia and Africa expand, North America and Europe shrink: UN adopts new world map

The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”…

Developing

Australia and Africa expand, North America and Europe shrink: UN adopts new world map

3 outlets 4 reports
The brief

The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • The US was the only country to vote against the move to limit use of the famous 16th-century Mercator map for the Equal Earth projection, saying it promoted an “ideological agenda”.S1S2
Timeline · newest first

Sources · 3 citations

S1 Theage 1 report · EN
S2S3 SmhLead 2 reports · EN
Brisbanetimes 1 report · EN