Business Thailand is leading a second generation of so-called tiger countries which, with low wage and ancillary wage costs and a talent for innovation, significantly increase the competitive pressure on the world market. Supported by the appreciation of the Japanese yen and the increasing relocation of labor-intensive production from East to Southeast Asia, an unprecedented… Read More »
ECONOMY: INDUSTRY AND MINERAL RESOURCES Myanmar also does not lack mineral resources. In the foreground is oil, extracted from the coastal islands and in the central part of the country, often associated with natural gas present in a fair quantity. There are also good productions of various metallic minerals, including above all lead, copper, zinc,… Read More »
These two monasteries from the 10th / 11th centuries Century are among the most important sacred buildings and spiritual centers of Armenia. They are separated by the Debed Gorge. Haghbat was a fortified monastery, its oldest sacred building is the Holy Cross Church. Sanahin is an architectural gem and has an important library. Haghbat and… Read More »
Mtskheta in the east was the spiritual center of the country. The Samtavro Monastery with its Saint Nino Church and the Sweti Tskhoveli Cathedral, both built in the 11th century, as well as the Jvari Monastery from the 6th / 7th centuries. Century are among the most important examples of medieval sacred architecture in the… Read More »
The royal monastery complex Gelati, founded in 1106, only remains in ruins. The site bears witness to Georgia’s heyday in the Middle Ages. Gelati Monastery: facts Official title: Gelati Monastery Cultural monument: Gelati, founded by Dawit the Renewer as a royal court monastery Continent: Asia Country: Georgia Location: Kutaisi, northwest of Tbilisi (Tbilisi) Appointment: 1994… Read More »
The ruins of the Elamite royal city are in Tschoga Zanbil, 45 km southeast of Susa. The city was founded in the 13th century BC. Founded and by the troops of the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal in the 7th century BC. Chr. Destroyed. The center of the settlement was a huge ziggurat, a 25 m high… Read More »
Pressure on the rebels In 2007, the government launched a major offensive aimed at carrying out mass arrests of suspects in the conflict area. Nearly 2,000 people were arrested in two months and the criticism was sharp from human rights organizations. The Thai government is accused, among other things, of various forms of torture in… Read More »
The red and yellow shirts During the years 2008 to 2010, Thailand was hit by several revolutionary political crises that degenerated into violent protests, concentrated in the capital Bangkok. In August 2008, large parts of Bangkok, including the airport, were besieged by yellow-clad protesters. The protesters managed to force new elections, which were won by… Read More »
For many, Thailand is the definition of paradise with sandy beaches, turquoise waters and hospitable people. What does not fit in that description are the political problems that in recent years have led to extensive demonstrations in Bangkok, as well as the armed conflict that is going on in the southern parts of the country… Read More »
Animals and Plants What is growing in Armenia? Armenia is a mountainous and rather dry country. In many areas it is quite barren. Only about 8 percent of the country’s area is covered by trees or bushes. The plants that grow here have adapted to the drought. Many have thorns. Artemisia plants such as wormwood… Read More »
Typical Azerbaijan Nouruz Nouruz is celebrated on March 20th or 21st. It is the New Year and Spring Festival. Nouruz literally means “New Day”. The origin of the festival is very old. It is also celebrated in other countries such as Iran. Customs include small fires in the days before Nouruz, which children jump over,… Read More »
Bangladesh Society Proportion of literate adults: 72.9% (2017) Major religions: Islam 89%, Hinduism 10% Urban population: 36.6% (2018) Life expectancy (female / male): 75.9 years / 71.5 years (estimated, 2018) Gender Inequality Index: Rank 134 (out of 160) (2017) Number of births: 2.15 / woman (2018) Infant mortality: 30.5 / 1000 live births (2018) Care… Read More »
Bangladesh Economy Estimated gross domestic product: $ 286 billion (2019) Per capita income (purchasing power parity): 4,561 USD (2018) Human Development Rank (HDI): Rank 135 (of 189) (2018) Proportion of poverty (national poverty line): 21.8% (2018, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics) Distribution of income (Gini coefficient): 39.5 (2018) Economic Transformation Index (BTI): Rank 64 (of 129)… Read More »
Meghna in Borisal The Bangladeshi part of the Joint River Commission in Bangladesh has over 400 rivers in total. These include 54 rivers that flow mostly from India to Bangladesh and three rivers that come from Myanmar. The rivers Ganges / Padma and Brahmaputra / Yamuna are counted among the ten largest rivers on earth,… Read More »
According to the International Monetary Fund (abbr.: IMF), the Bangladeshi economy recorded growth, that is, growth of the gross domestic product, of 7.4% in 2019. It was ranked fourth among the fastest growing economies in the world in 2019. This high economic growth resulted from increasing industrial production and a structural change in the composition… Read More »
The rickshaw in all its versions is the dominant means of transport Cities and Urbanization View of the poor settlement Karail These pipes pump sand into some of the lower-lying New overpass to the Hatirjheel district Approximately 36.6% of the population of Bangladesh live in cities. The four largest metropolitan areas are the capital Dhaka… Read More »
Schoolgirls in front of one of their school buildings in rural areas – here in the Khulna division The education system in Bangladesh is based on the British education system in terms of levels and types of school. In Bangladesh, primary school is compulsory. This means that all children between the ages of 6 and… Read More »
The climate, relief and soil in Bangladesh create ideal growth conditions for many crops and tropical wet and monsoon forests. Information on the forested area varies. 10.2-17% and others are given as forested in the total land area. The natural vegetation has been largely reduced with the expansion of humans. Indications that exist in the… Read More »
According to thesciencetutor, Bangladesh is part of the South Asia sub-region (transliterated: Dakṣiṇ Eśiẏā). This also includes the countries Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Depending on the organization in question, other countries bordering the aforementioned countries are also included in South Asia. In particular with its direct neighbors or its neighboring… Read More »
Bangladesh History The areas of present-day Bangladesh have been part of a number of historical lands over time. All historical forms of government and former residents left traces, which are sometimes also visible today and which contributed to the shape of today’s Bangladesh and its residents. Specifically, ‘Bangladesh’ has existed as a country under this… Read More »
Marking of voters with special ink The last parliamentary elections were held in Bangladesh on December 30, 2018. They were officially the 21st general election (transliterated: ekādaś jātīẏa saṃsad nirbācan) in the country. The date had previously been postponed several times for various reasons, but had to take place until the end of 2018 due… Read More »
Poster to celebrate 41 years of independence Government poster against opposition activities Poster praising Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for the peace treaty in the Chittagong Hill Tracts As a country located in southern Asia according to themakeupexplorer, Bangladesh’s official name is the People’s Republic of Bangladesh (transliterated: Gaṇaprajātantrī Bāṃlādeś) and its system of government has… Read More »
The political power center in Bangladesh (transliterated: pradhānꞋmantrī) is the executive branch and especially the cabinet (transliterated: mantrisabhā) chaired by the prime minister. It is customary for the party leader of the strongest party to be appointed prime minister by the president and tasked with forming a government. Since 1991 the prime minister has been… Read More »
While the trials of some war criminals were taking place From 1947 to 1971, as a country located in southern Asia according to smartercomputing, Bangladesh was the eastern part of Pakistan and at that time was called East Pakistan (transliterated: Pūrba Pākistān). What was then East Pakistan broke away from this connection in the course… Read More »
Overview Violent assaults against ethnic minorities, unpunished rape of women, thousands of suffering suffered by child laborers, some of whom have had to live hard and short lives in bondage, or extrajudicial executions are just a few examples of human rights violations that have been committed regardless of the political regime since the country’s independence… Read More »
As a measure against SARS-CoV-2, bleach is diluted in some areas and sprayed with water – here in Dhaka SARS-CoV-2 in Bangladesh and how to deal with it On March 9, 2020, according to Bangladeshi newspapers, the first three cases to have SARS-CoV-2 infections confirmed in Bangladesh officially. Before that, the spread and further developments… Read More »
Bangladesh’s foreign policy is particularly focused on South Asia. Due to its geographic location and size of the country, among other things, it is a priority of Bangladeshi politics to achieve good political, economic and development cooperation. In constitution is noted “friendship to all and malice to none”. Bangladesh has not been involved in any… Read More »
Agriculture In terms of the number of people employed in agriculture, the agricultural sector is the largest employer of all economic sectors. There the number of employees is almost half of the total population of the country. In terms of financial income, on the other hand, the agricultural sector is the one that generates the… Read More »
Members of an organization of Santal women write down ideas for diversifying their income opportunities Members of an organization of Santal women discuss ideas for diversifying their income opportunities. Looking at the changes in Bangladesh since 1971 on the basis of a relatively simple definition of ‘ development ‘, which rather describes a ‘modernization’ in… Read More »
The demarcation of the international border between the newly independent countries India and Pakistan in 1947 through a formerly connected social space led, among other things, to the fact that the city of Calcutta as the comparatively more important cultural center of the delta region was now in a different country. Many artists, musicians and… Read More »