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Nobody can deny that introducing non-Latin Domain names is great step forward for the whole digital world. They allow a lot of people to use their own native languages while surfing the Internet. But, on the other hand, there are also some problems concerning this topic. First of all, it is claimed that the sites with non-Latin domains are more vulnerable to malware attacks. Also they become oft a target for phishing attacks. Moreover, although more than 3 years have already passed, no-Latin domain names have no became very popular in the Internet. The biggest companies prefer using traditional URLs for their sites. Also sometimes is impossible to open sites which use non-Latin characters in their domains.

But, nevertheless, nowadays 39 countries are allowed to use multilingual domain names. Here is the table showing the world’s 39  largest countries which use non-Latin scripts.

The largest countries Population size  Non-Latin script 1 China 1,335,960,000 Chinese 2 India 1,177,339,000 Tamil, Hindi, Gujarātī 3 Pakistan 168,789,500 Gujarātī, Gurmukhi 4 Bangladesh 162,221,000 Bengali 5 Nigeria 154,729,000 Ge’ez, Osmanya 6 Russia 141,927,297 Cyrillic alphabet 7 Japan 127,470,000 Japanese 8 Philippines 92,226,600 Buhid, Tagalog 9 Vietnam 85,789,573 Cham 10 Ethiopia 79,221,000 Ge’ez or Ethiopic 11 Egypt 77,890,000 Ge’ez 12 Iran 74,196,000 Arabic, Armenian 13 Turkey 72,561,312 Armenian 14 Thailand 63,389,730 Thai 15 Myanmar 50,020,000 Burmese 16 South Korea 49,773,145 Korean 17 Ukraine 45,982,936 Ukrainian 18 Tanzania 43,739,000 Arabic 19 Kenya 39,802,000 Ge’ez 20 Sudan 39,154,490 Arabic 21 Algeria 34,895,000 Arabic 22 Morocco 31,731,000 Arabic 23 Iraq 30,747,000 Arabic 24 Nepal 29,331,000 Bengali, Tibetan 25 Afghanistan 28,150,000 Arabic 26 Uzbekistan 27,488,000 Arabic, Cyrillic 27 Saudi Arabia 25,721,000 Arabic, Bengali 28 North Korea 24,051,706 Korean 29 Yemen 23,580,000 Arabic 30 Taiwan 23,119,772 Chinese 31 Syria 21,906,000 Arabic 32 Sri Lanka 20,238,000 Tamil 33 Kazakhstan 15,776,492 Cyrillic alphabet 34 Niger 15,290,000 Arabic 35 Malawi 15,263,000 Bengali 36 Cambodia 14,805,000 Cham 37 Greece 11,306,183 Greek alphabet 38 Chad 11,274,106 Arabic 39 Tunisia 10,432,500 Arabic