Studio Ben), and Morocco (a non-European country, expanding the contest further) had joined the fray. On 8 February, the website of Every Second Counts changed the original layout from a virtual 360° NATO council room with national flags of all European countries plus Morocco and Namibia next to each seat, to a clickable world map divided into the continents of "Europe", "Middle East", "Africa", "Oceania", "North Asia", "South Asia", "North America" and "South America", with "North Asia" and "North America" currently being unavailable. Common elements Though widely varying in contents specific to each country's presentation, and the way in which they criticise and/or ridicule President Trump and his ideas and actions, the videos often share common elements. Many revolve around (sarcastically) taking pride in or mocking their own country's history, and comparing it to Trump's actions or American history in general, and how the latter is better, equal or worse. Criticism of Trump's immigration policy Criticism of Trump's electoral promise and since 25 January 2017 plan to build a wall along the U.S.–Mexican border, and make Mexico pay for it, including comparisons to countries' own "walls" such as the Afsluitdijk and the Berlin Wall Criticism of Trump's electoral promise and since 27 January 2017 decree to halt immigration from several Muslim-majority countries Criticism of Trump's treatment of women, especially the grab them by the pussy incident Criticism of Trump's mockery of Serge F. Kovaleski, an investigative reporter at The New York Times with arthrogryposis. Criticism of Trump's apparent lack of commitment to NATO Criticism of Trump's alleged tax evasion Ridicule of Trump's appearance: his allegedly "tiny hands" and "orange" skin colour Mockery of Trump's use of "the best words" and the way he says "huge" (sounds like "yuge"). Comparisons between Trump's towers and famous architectural structures within the country. Criticism of the Trump administration's usage of the terms "fake news" and "alternative facts" Joking that nobody knows where their country is located, and pointing to a different country if Trump might ever want to strike it with a nuclear attack Lists of videos Note: EverySecondCounts.eu only lists countries Countries The table below lists 117 videos for 80 unique countries. At four videos, there are more videos for Algeria than for any other country listed. The website EverySecondCounts.eu features 38 of the videos, only one per country. Other physical locations The table below lists 43 videos for 40 unique entries. Other