According to Baglib, Laos is a landlocked country located in Southeast Asia, bordered by Myanmar and China to the northwest, Vietnam to the east, Cambodia to the south and Thailand to the west. It has a total area of 236,800 square kilometers with a population of approximately 7 million people. Laos is divided into 17… Read More »
The Asian continent is regionalized in: Far East, Middle East, Southeast Asia, North Asia, Western Asia, South Asia, East Asia and Central Asia. Central Asia, in this case, will be the focus of analysis. This subcontinent is made up of five countries: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. Together, they make up an area of… Read More »
Kerama Islands The Kerama Islands, located 30 km west of Naha City, is made up of about 20 islands of varying sizes and is one of the world’s best dive sites. In addition, it is here that whales like to spend their mating season, which is a pleasure to watch at this time. Check clothesbliss for… Read More »
The highest mountains of the Earth are the Himalayas (the highest point in India is Mount Nangaparbat; 8126 m), the sacred river Ganges, the tropical forests of the Western Ghats with rich flora and fauna. According to Phonejust, India is considered quite a popular country for tourists. You can travel to this country year after… Read More »
According to the available data, stable economic growth can be observed in Uzbekistan in the last decade, which ranged from 5 to 6%. In 2020, despite the covid-19 pandemic, Uzbekistan’s GDP grew by 1.6%, which means that Uzbekistan, as the only country in the Central Asia region and one of the few countries in the… Read More »
MFA: Strategic opportunities for foreign exporters Georgia responded to the pandemic right from the start by introducing strict measures that had a significant negative impact on the economy. There was a decrease in GDP by 6.1%, foreign trade by 14.8%, the downward trend in the inflow of foreign investments continued, and the number of foreign… Read More »
Off the coast of the Vanino region in the Tatar Strait, the island of Toki with a rookery of pinnipeds is interesting, and the valley of the Tumnin River, which flows through the territory of the region, is a very picturesque place where you can see rocky landscapes, interesting backwaters and channels, as well as… Read More »
Antisex In the country, at the state level, religious moral norms are fixed, which, in fact, should have been characteristic of us Christians. After all, both Islam and Christianity have the same roots – both “Abrahamic religions”, based on the ideas of similar eternal values, where “fornication” and “adultery” are mortal sins. Thus, close relationships… Read More »
Taiwan – where old and new meet and are always looking for new harmonies. Millennia-old Chinese culture and cutting-edge technology of the 21st century Mountain panoramas are the cornerstones. Incomparably beautiful mountain panoramas, mountain gorges and rock formations are still able to inspire and challenge poets, painters and sculptors today. The content and values of… Read More »
According to microedu, Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy. The supreme ruler (king) is elected for 5 years from among 9 hereditary rulers (sultans) of the states of Western Malaya. The 1957 Constitution (as amended) is in force. Administratively, Malaysia is divided into 13 states: Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Perak, Kelantan, Trengganu, Pahang, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Malacca,… Read More »
According to itypemba, Brunei is a small country, a very small state located in Southeast Asia, namely on the northern coast of the island of Kalimantan, or as it is also called Borneo. Brunei means “abode of peace” in translation. In 1984, on January 1, Brunei became a fully independent state (it was a British… Read More »
Mysterious, hot, tart Tajikistan. This fragment of the ancient history of mankind, part of the Great Silk Road and just one of the most beautiful places on our planet is a real tourist gem. Tajikistan is quite developed for a pleasant stay, on the other hand, not all of its roads have been trampled down… Read More »
According to ethnicityology, Yerevan is one of the oldest cities in the world, it has been known since the 8th century BC, at that time it was a major center of trade in the countries of Transcaucasia. One of the main attractions of the city is the Opera and Ballet Theatre. The construction of the… Read More »
The territory of Russia represents, like those of Eastern Europe in general, one of the most recent areas of population, in the context of the old world. At the beginning of the nineteenth century it is probable that there were not yet a total of 10 residents per sq. km, with a maximum of 35… Read More »
The entry Libya derives from the name of one of the ancient populations of Cyrenaica, which is not known to us directly from indigenous sources, but only through the testimonies of other peoples (Egyptians, Jews, Greeks, Carthaginians) who knew about it or came with it to contact. In Egyptian documents from the end of the… Read More »
To these belong the Bataki (600 thousand) and the Gajo of northern Sumatra (about 40 thousand); the populations of Nias, the Mentavei islands (12 thousand) and Engano (1914: 294); the Daiaki, a name that in a broad sense designates many tribes of Borneo, such as eg. the Kajan, the Kenja, the Murut, the Dusun, the… Read More »
Henan Henan [x ʌ nan], Honan, province in central China, 167,000 km 2, (2010) 94.0 million residents; The capital and important railway junction is Zhengzhou.Flowed through by the Hwangho in the north, Henan is very fertile (extensive, mighty loess deposits) and one of the most densely populated provinces. Because of numerous natural disasters on Hwangho… Read More »
Population and society The Turkish population comprises more than 75 million people. The growth (1.2% between 2010 and 2015) is above average Eu, although in recent years is slowing down. The fertility rate (2.04 children per woman) is decreasing, also thanks to the higher rate of female education. In addition, the population is young (over… Read More »
The reform of 1935 was strongly opposed by the Indian Congress, which nevertheless ended up deciding to participate in the elections of January-February 1937; rightly so, because they marked his great success. Congress refused, however, to establish ministries in the seven provinces in which it had a majority if the governors had not declared that… Read More »
Population. – The demographic increase, although not significant, has nevertheless been constant. From the 1930 census there were 347,392 residents Later there were some estimates, which gave 361,000 residents in 1935, 372,800 residents in 1938, 424,600 residents in 1944. Finally, in 1946 a census was held, of which until today (August 1948) only the general… Read More »
Bayterek observation tower The Baitarek (also Bajterek) lookout tower towers over the roofs of Astana. It is 105 meters high, the most famous landmark of the capital of Kazakhstan and is located in a beautifully landscaped park next to the newly built government district. Symbolic tree of life The elegant shape of the tower, designed… Read More »
Turkey – the country between Orient and Occident! Let yourself be fascinated by Asia Minor, with the ancient sites of Ephesus, Troy, Pergamon and Hierapolis. Discover the city on two continents, Istanbul, with the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, the Chora Church, the Hippodrome, the Theodosian Land Wall, the Sea Wall, the Dolmabahce Palace, the Maiden’s… Read More »
Government and politics According to topschoolsintheusa, East Timor is a parliamentary representative democratic republic where the Prime Minister is the head of Government. The executive power is exercised by the government; the legislative, by the National Parliament and the government; and the judicial, by the Supreme Court of Justice. The President is only the Head… Read More »
Against the background of the independence movement in British India (India, history), M. Iqbal, as President of the annual conference of the Muslim League (1930), developed the idea of an independent state for Indian Muslims for the first time. Rahmat Ali (* 1893, † 1951) proposed the name »Pakistan« for such a state in 1933… Read More »
Almaty Almaty, until 1921 Werny, until 1993 Alma-Ata, independent city in Kazakhstan, 700–900 m above sea level, on the northern slope of the Transili-Alatau, a foothill of the northern Tian Shan; (2019) 1.9 million residents, of which around a third are Russians. With several mountain rivers and streams flowing through it, Almaty is the cultural… Read More »
The formerly relatively closed country was opened to tourists in the early 1990s and has since become a popular destination. Vietnam has a long and interesting history, which many may not think of because it usually associates the country with bloody wars. First the long colonization of the French and then the tragic Vietnam War.… Read More »
Why are there so many acute conflicts over the demarcation of sea areas in Asia right now? In European eyes, some of them appear almost incomprehensible, and the drama around them evokes wonder. The warring parties seem to lack the ability to quell the conflicts – not to mention finding solutions to them. In addition,… Read More »
As of 1949, Chinese literature was divided into two obvious and two other less obvious camps. First there is the mainland and Taiwan, then there is Hong Kong and Macau and finally the overseas Chinese. An exodus took place in 1949, but those who went to Taiwan or Hong Kong often went on to America… Read More »
Income inequality is again in the spotlight. Earlier this year, The World Economic Forum (a gathering of political leaders and business leaders from around the world) stated that the growing gap between rich and poor is the biggest risk factor for the global economy in the years to come. In the media we can also… Read More »
After fifteen years of negotiations, China (in connection with further opening up and liberalization of the economy) achieved its admission to the WTO as the 143rd member on November 10, 2001 (in force since December 11, 2001). With the first manned Chinese flight into space on 15./16. 10. 2003 (multiple orbits of the earth by… Read More »