Located in the heart of the Middle East, according to Politicsezine, Lebanon is an attractive travel destination in this region. A vacation in this fascinating country offers visitors an abundance of historical sites and cities. Beirut has a great mix of good food, nightlife, and artistic and cultural activities. But nature and impressive sights can […]
Continue ReadingIn Myanmar, Interfaith Cooperation works with local partners to support young women and men in holding governments accountable for improving their access to public services, particularly health and education. Population: 55,622,506 million inhabitants (2018) Proportion of the population below the poverty line: 25.6% (estimate 2016) GDP per capita: $ 6.3 (2017) Reading and writing skills: […]
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China is the most populous state on Earth: with 1 billion and 339 million residents surveyed in 2010, the country gathers about 35% of the population of Asia and a little less than 20% of that of the whole Earth: a resident in three of Asia and one in five of the world lives in […]
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Turkmen language and literature. According to localtimezone, the language of the Turkmenistan belongs, like the Turkic, to the southwest group of the Turkic languages. The modern written language and today’s state language of Turkmenistan emerged in the 1920s on the basis of the Yomud dialects (with a core area on the southeastern shore of the […]
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Tourism According to allcountrylist, tourism is to be developed into an important source of income for the country in the future. For this purpose, the tourist development of scenic coastal areas such as those near Baucau and the island of Ataúro has been planned. Transportation The road network (around 2,600 km paved) is wide-meshed; There […]
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The literary and cultural renewal began with the more intensive contacts to the western European colonial powers in the 19th century, which emerged after Napoleon Bonaparte’s campaign in Egypt (1798-1801) developed. Book printing, in Egypt since 1824 (in other countries, with the exception of small Christian presses, later), enabled the further distribution of classical works […]
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Universally identified with the Far East, or more properly with “the roots of the Sun”, as the two ideograms indicate that make up the name of the country, Japan has for centuries nurtured a very special fascination in Western imagery and culture, thanks, on the one hand, to the condition of extreme remoteness and, on […]
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The ancient city of Hatra, the seat of its own Parthian dynasty since the 1st century AD, was destroyed by the Persian Sassanids in the 3rd century. The remains of the city document its former importance and illustrate the connection between Hellenistic and Oriental culture. Ruins of the Parthian city of Hatra: facts Official title: […]
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Myanmar, formerly Burma, in Southeast Asia is a country that has been under both colonial and military rule. In 2010, the country began to move in a more democratic direction, but military attacks on the Rohingya people have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee. After Myanmar became independent from Britain in 1948, a […]
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Osaka is the food capital of Japan. Osaka, Japan’s third largest city, is huge in population, fascinating in its various districts and impressive in its food and beverage offerings. From the former capital to the metropolis of millions According to DigoPaul, the city of Osaka, then still known as Naniwa, was founded nearly 1,500 years ago. […]
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