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The following countries or regions experienced a significant influence by the process of Westernization:
Armenia: Geographically located in the Caucasus region of West Asia, Armenia's culture has been increasingly influenced by the process of Westernization. Throughout its history, Armenia has been influenced by Western and Eastern civilizations. Armenia became the first state in the world to adopt Christianity as its official religion in 301 AD. The traditional Armenian homeland composed of Eastern Armenia and Western Armenia came under the rule of the Roman, Persian, Arab, Ottoman, and Russian empires. The current Republic of Armenia gained its independence in 1991, following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Today, the Government of Armenia maintains positive relations with Iran, Russia, and the West, including the United States and the EU. The country participates in various organizations linked to the EU, such as the Eastern Partnership, the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly and is a member of the Council of Europe, the OSCE, the BSEC, La Francophonie, and NATO's Partnership for Peace and Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council. In 2017, Armenia signed an extensive agreement with the EU; the CEPA agreement further strengthens economic and political ties. Armenia is also a member of various European organisations for sports, education, and cultural events such as UEFA, the European Olympic Committees, the European Higher Education Area and participates in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Azerbaijan: Geographically located in the Caucasus mountain range (natural border between Western Asia and Eastern Europe) The country participates in Western organizations linked to the European Union, such as the Eastern Partnership, Council of Europe and GUAM. It is usually a member of European organisations for sports and cultural events such as UEFA and the Eurovision Song Contest.
Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore: Despite their geographical positions in East and Southeast Asia and Chinese heritage, due to the heavy influences of European (particularly British and Portuguese) culture, the three territories are at-least partially westernized.
Israel: Although Israel is geographically located in the Middle East, many Western cultural influences were brought in Israel by Jewish returnees from the diaspora, particularly countries like Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. It is a member of the OECD. It is often a member of European organisations for sports and cultural events such as UEFA and Eurovision, which is due in large part to Israel's ouster from their respective Asian counterparts.
Japan, South Korea, and the Taiwan: Although they are geographically located in East Asia, the three countries have westernized themselves since the Meiji Era (in the Empire of Japan), the reign of Gojong (in the Korean Empire) and the rule of the Qing respectively, have democratic forms of government (although both South Korea and Nationalist China were formerly anti-communist authoritarian states), free market economic systems, high standards of living and major contributions to Western science and technology, and could be described as "hybrid," modern and developed "semi-Western" states. A number of United States Army bases are stationed in the three countries. Both countries have also shared a historically very close link with the countries of Europe and with the EU.
Latin America: Most countries in Latin America are considered Western countries, largely because most of its peoples are descended from Europeans (Spanish and Portuguese settlers and later immigration from other European nations), and their society operates in a highly Westernized way. Most Latin American countries use either Spanish or Portuguese as their official language.
Philippines.: Geographically located in Southeast Asia, due to heavy influences of European (particularly Spanish) and American cultures in Filipino culture, the country is considered westernized. Moreover, nearly 90% of the Filipino population practices Christianity.
Turkey:Although geographically only 3% of Turkey lies in Europe (East Thrace) and the rest in Western Asia, Turkey is one of the most westernized Turkic countries. The country has a similar economic system, has a customs union with the European Union in addition to being an official candidate for membership, and is a member of traditional Western organisations such as the OECD, the Council of Europe, and NATO. It is usually a member of European organisations for sports and cultural events such as UEFA and the Eurovision Song Contest. Relations between Turkey and Western countries have been deteriorating since the 2010s.