Andorra — World Flags

The story behind the answer

Correct because it’s Andorra: the tricolor reflects its neighbors—blue/red from France, red/yellow from Spain—and the central coat of arms bears the shields of Catalonia and Foix plus the Latin motto Virtus Unita Fortior (“United virtue is stronger”), nodding to Andorra’s unique co‑principality led by the Bishop of Urgell (Spain) and the President of France.

Memory tip: think “And/or-dorra” shared between France and Spain. If you see a blue–yellow–red tricolor like Romania/Moldova but with a detailed coat of arms (mitre, cows, and stripes), that’s Andorra. Nestled in the Pyrenees, it’s a microstate known for neutrality, ski resorts, and duty‑free shopping.