French Guiana is an integral part of France and thus would be under nato protection, alongside Martinique, Guadeloupe, reunion, and mayotte. However places like New Caledonia or French polynesia wouldn’t.
Check here these parliamentary works about the venue of austrian forces (not member of nato) in French Guyana :-D https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/accord_autriche_personnels_armee_guyane.asp
The UK has bases in Akrotiri and Dhekelia, and Northern Cyprus has been occupied by Turkey (although it claims to be independent) since the invasion in 1974. Neither territory is considered by its parent country to be an integral part of the country, though, so they shouldn't count for this quiz. French Guiana is considered an overseas department--not a territory--of France, so it is just as "French", legally speaking, as Brittany.
Which for most quizzes makes perfect sense so I understand why it's extended to this quiz. But in the particular case of a quiz about a military alliance, it's odd to include French Guyana which isn't protected by NATO, but ignore British holdings in Cyprus which almost certainly are.
I certainly won’t deny that. I have no love for that man and absolutely stand with the Ukrainian people. I just try my best to look at things from multiple perspectives in most cases too. NATO certainly is not a perfect solution either.
The Guantanamo base isn't US territory, it's leased land. (The lease dates to before the revolution and the Castro government, and had no official end date.) The US sends a rent check every year; the Cubans never deposit it (except once, by accident).
Alright, I missed Ireland but I love how I missed Suriname, Brazil, and Morocco. Especially Morocco. It's so funny how French Guiana is an actual department instead of an overseas territory so you end up forgetting about it on so many quizzes. I thought Mexico was the only country in America that bordered a NATO country. Fun quiz.
https://abcnews.go.com/International/story?id=2921407&page=1
:)
Check here these parliamentary works about the venue of austrian forces (not member of nato) in French Guyana :-D https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/accord_autriche_personnels_armee_guyane.asp
Confused? It's similar to the difference between Puerto Rico (a territory) and Hawaii (a state).
French Guiana, Ceuta, and Melilla: we can explain
Izgubićeš jato crnih bombardera
"With the Serbs, spite must not be forced.
You will lose a flock of black bombers"
It doesn't seem so simple. Check here these parliamentary workings about the venue of Austrian forces (not NATO member) in French Guiana. :-D
https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/14/dossiers/accord_autriche_personnels_armee_guyane.asp
(anyway, the quizz goes over landborders of countries, not about protection)