Poland Attractions
Kraków Kraków was the capital until 1596 and is still the secret capital of Poland today. In 2000, Kraków was named European Capital of Culture. […]
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Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Saint Pierre and Miquelon (in French: Territorial Collectivity of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon ), is a territorial collectivity made up of a group of small islands in the North Atlantic, the main ones […]
Geography of Lebanon
General information about Lebanon According to bridgat, the official name is the Lebanese Republic (Al Jumhuriya al Lubnania, Lebanese Republic). It is located in Western […]
Geography of Venezuela
It is located between 74° and 60° west longitude, between 3° and 13° north latitude. In the north it is washed by the waters of […]
Tours to Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is a sunny country with a great past. The edge of an ancient civilization rich in historical events, a country that harmoniously combines antiquity […]
Attractions of Bahrain
The Bahrain National Museum, opened in 1988, is one of the oldest museums in the country and houses a huge collection of ancient artefacts. The […]
Cities and Regions in Guatemala
Guatemala City Guatemala City was founded in 1776 after an earthquake destroyed the former Spanish capital of Central America, Antigua Guatemala (or simply Antigua). Clearly […]
Shopping in Milan, Italy
Along with the ancient architecture, historical and cultural monuments of Milan, the world-famous sights of the city are its magnificent shops. Chic boutiques, decorated in […]
Missouri – The Destination of Nature Lovers
With its wild natural beauty, Missouri is a magnet for nature-loving travelers from all over the world. Rough, jagged rocks, deep, almost impenetrable forests, wild […]
Serbia Demography and Economic Geography
Southern European state, bordered to the north with Hungary, to the north-east with Romania, to the east with Bulgaria, to the south with Macedonia and […]
Estonia Population and Economy in the 1990’s
Population The population of Estonia (1,429,000 residents In 1998, according to an estimate) is decreasing, given the modest birth rate and the high mortality rate […]
Switzerland Population and Economic Conditions
The demographic trends remained stable later in the nineties (population estimated at 1998: 7. 299. 000 residents), Despite a slight reduction in the birth rate, […]
Visa to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a country of absolute exotics – this is how you can call a small island located in the Indian Ocean. Of the […]
Italy Transport and Communications
In the last decade, a rapid increase has been in car transport both in terms of goods and passengers. The quantity of goods transported by […]
Greece Transport and Communications
Railways. – Two important railway lines depart from Thessaloniki towards the hinterland: one towards Adrianople and Constantinople, the other towards Belgrade and central Europe. But […]
Greece Ancient Literature – Archaic Period
Ancient Greek literature is usually divided into three periods: the Ionic period or more properly Hellenic or Archaic (from the origins to about 500 BC); […]
Germany Cinema
The period that preceded the fall of the Berlin Wall had seen the exhaustion of the push given to German cinema, from the 1960s onwards, […]
Spain Literature – The Theater of the 17th Century Part 2
The profound reason for these reasons is always the ideal of an immanent justice in which all particular and individual sentiments, love and honor, glory […]
Spain Literature – The Theater of the 17th Century
Theatrical production stands against intellectualism in art (cultism and conceptism), which is the negation of art and the imposition of extrinsic forms on creative activity. […]
The Conflict over Western Sahara Part II
New activism In 2005, nationalist protests erupted in the capital El Aaiún and other Western Saharan cities, as well as in Saharan areas in southern […]
The Conflict over Western Sahara Part I
Western Sahara is at the center of one of the world’s most protracted conflicts. Most of the former Spanish Sahara colony is occupied by Morocco, while […]
The Conflict in Georgia Part 3
Abkhazia Abkhazia was an autonomous republic within the Soviet Republic of Georgia. With its location along the Black Sea coast of northwestern Georgia, along the border […]
The Conflict in Georgia Part 2
General background to the conflict The underlying problem has deep roots and is about the difficulties of uniting Georgia’s many minority peoples within a state. About […]
The Conflict in Georgia Part 1
The Caucasus region, where Georgia is located, is like a patchwork of different nationalities with different languages and cultures. During the Soviet era, the borders between […]
Conflicts between Ethiopia and Eritrea Part III
Damages The Border Commission had been dissolved as early as November 2007. Prior to that, the Commission presented a new map with detailed aerial photos […]
Conflicts between Ethiopia and Eritrea Part II
Eritrea becomes independent When the EPRDF captured the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa in May 1991, the Eritrean rebels were able to occupy Asmara at the […]
Conflicts between Ethiopia and Eritrea Part I
Ethiopia and Eritrea fought a war triggered by a border dispute between 1998 and 2000. Up to 100,000 people died before the fighting ended. In a first […]
The Conflict in Cyprus Part V
Spoken new Turkish Cypriot president Rauf Denktaş did not run in the Turkish Cypriots’ presidential election in 2005. The new Turkish Cypriot president was former […]
The Conflict in Cyprus Part IV
The third factor was, of course, the EU’s promise to the Greek Cypriot government on EU membership. That promise aroused the fears of the Turkish Cypriots […]
The Conflict in Cyprus Part III
Despite the presence of the UN, both sides committed serious atrocities during the short war that led to the practical division of Cyprus in 1974. 180,000 […]
The Conflict in Cyprus Part II
Soldiers from Turkey remain in the north. The Turkish Cypriots have declared their part of the island an independent state, the “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus”, […]
Zimbabwe Recent History
In the run-up to the presidential and parliamentary elections on March 29, 2008, the MDC’s election campaign was massively obstructed by Zanu-PF veterans’ associations. After […]
The Conflict in Cyprus Part I
After centuries of conflict, Greece and Turkey have begun to reconcile. This also reduces tensions in Cyprus. But the island’s two ethnic groups still live separated from […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 6
Completed peace agreement In June 2015, the government and the FARC agreed to appoint a truth commission when a peace agreement was reached. In September of […]
Cities and Places in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeirowas founded in January 1567 and was the capital of Brazil until 1960. It is considered one of the most […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 5
The role of the United States Colombia has strong ties to the United States, which since the year 2000 has given billions of dollars to […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 4
More setbacks for the FARC Shortly after the Colombian attack on Reyes, another FARC leader, Iván Ríos, was killed by his own bodyguard and a […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 3
Failed peace process Early failed attempts to mediate peace in Colombia. When the Farc guerrillas formed a political party, the Patriotic Union (UP), in connection with […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 2
During the first years of the 2000s, the regular military’s violence against civilians also increased, at the same time as, above all, the FARC but […]
The Conflict in Colombia Part 1
Colombia has long been plagued by one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Since the 1960s, more than 260,000 people have been killed in violence between […]
The Conflict in the Basque Country Part 4
Third ceasefire In September 2010, ETA again announced that all armed actions would be suspended, without any special conditions but also without any time frame. No […]
The Conflict in the Basque Country Part 3
ETA is formed in opposition to the Franco regime Oppression led to increasingly radical opposition to the dictatorship in Madrid. There was a Basque government in […]
The Conflict in the Basque Country Part 2
The “historical homeland” of the Basques About three million people live in the area that the Basques see as their historic homeland. Around 2.8 million […]
The Conflict in the Basque Country Part 1
The Basque separatist movement ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna – Basque Homeland and Freedom) was formed in 1959 by a group of radical students in protest […]
The Conflict in Afghanistan Part IV
Big losses for the Afghan army Since 2016, the situation has deteriorated more and more for the government. The losses of the army and the police […]
The Conflict in Afghanistan Part III
Swedish soldiers A UN-mandated peacekeeping force, the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), had already been sent to Kabul around New Year 2002 to protect the […]
The Conflict in Afghanistan Part II
Suffering civilian population For Afghanistan’s civilian population, the war was devastating and devastating. More than a million people are estimated to have died, millions more have […]
The Conflict in Afghanistan Part I
Here we have collected texts about more than twenty conflicts. This includes both conflicts where hostilities are taking place and conflicts where the parties have allowed […]
Along the Trans-Siberian Railway to Beijing
For more than a hundred years, the Trans-Siberian Railway has served as Russia’s lifeblood with its reliable west-east train connections. Traveling along the legendary Trans-Siberian […]
Holidays at Reunion
Réunion is about the same size as Gotland, but here the differences end. Inland you will find more than 3000 meters high mountains clad in […]