Certainly! You can find a comprehensive list of all countries and dependencies on Wikipedia's page titled "List of countries and dependencies by population"¹. This list includes sovereign states, inhabited dependent territories, and in some cases, constituent countries of sovereign states. It is primarily based on the ISO standard ISO 3166-1 and also includes states with limited recognition.

For a more detailed breakdown by continent, you might want to check out the page "List of sovereign states and dependent territories by continent"³, which displays countries and territories along with their respective national flags.

If you're interested in other criteria, such as area or capitals in native languages, Wikipedia has separate lists for those as well, like "List of countries and dependencies by area"⁵ and "List of countries and dependencies and their capitals in native languages"⁴.

Remember, these lists are continually updated, so they reflect the most current information available.