It's odd that Poland isn't in the list above for Europe — it's a live Starlink market and an EU country, so there's no obvious reason for the exclusion. Cyprus, Moldova, and Monaco are missing for the same unclear reason. The Balkan gap (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia) makes more sense, since most of those countries don't have live Starlink service yet.

The entire EU is treated as one country, except for Poland. Interesting detail.

Poland - if they didn't just forget it - may be excluded because it borders Ukraine where they use Starlink for military reasons. Maybe they preserve bandwidth or try to deter roaming tourism of rich people thrill seekers or something like that. Monaco is missing because that's basically France. It's about 4 klicks across, the satellites fly at about 500 km overhead - that's probably a rounding error. Cyprus may either be too small as well or it's excluded because it is a divided island.