We’re visiting Liberia – an African country whose name means “Free”, and whose population is one of the world’s youngest.

We’re visiting the country that gave us English, sandwiches, and soccer… and, of course, sent their convicts to Australia.

Strap yourselves into the Squiz Kids Super Fast Supersonic Jetliner as we take off and take a squiz at England.

Afghanistan has been in the news a lot since August last year, when a religious group called the Taliban took back control of this country of 38 million people. About 23,000 Afghan people have come to Australia to escape the Taliban, and many have said that they’re sad that the only thing Aussies know about their country is about the Taliban, and war. So let’s find out more about this south central Asian nation as we take a Squiz at Afghanistan.

Fiji is a picture-perfect chain of islands that sprawls over two-and-a-half million square kilometres of the Pacific Ocean. It’s also one of the few places in the world where you can have one foot standing in today, and one foot in tomorrow!

Today on Squiz the World we’re visiting a country that the majority of world governments haven’t officially recognised as its own country. Let’s travel to Taiwan to learn more about the islands’ politics, people, and stinky tofu.

It’s the second smallest country in South America, with the world’s longest national anthem, a free laptop for every kid, and a rockstar reputation for soccer. Let’s strap ourselves into the Squiz Kids Super Fast Supersonic Jetliner so that we can take off and take a squiz at Uruguay.

Today we’re visiting one of our closest neighbours—Indonesia. It’s only about 200km across the Torres Strait .. where there are some pretty big sharks and crocs … from Australia. But the northernmost part of Indonesia is thousands of kilometres away. That’s because Indonesia is the world’s biggest archipelagic country. It’s also to the world’s most populous Islamic country. Let’s learn what those two words mean, and much more!

It’s NAIDOC week from July 3 to July 10—and the “I” in NAIDOC stands for Islanders. So put on your sunscreen, get your fishing tackle ready, and strap yourselves in as we take off and take a squiz at the Torres Strait Islands…

It’s one of the oldest civilisations in the world, the biggest democracy in the world, AND the second most populous country.

If you love noodle soups and spicy sandwiches, you’re already a fan of Vietnamese cuisine. But there’s so much more to know about this country of 96 million people…