History Palau officially the Republic of Palau and, historically Belau, Palaos, or Pelev, an island country in the west to the Pacific Ocean. The nation has approximately 340 islands, and the West, combining the Caroline Islands chain, with parts of … Continue reading Anthropology: History, Culture, and Various Eras in Palau
China’s shift from an agrarian economy to a global superpower in half a century has been a success. It’s hard to believe that China, one of the world’s most powerful nations, was once a poor country. To put in perspective, … Continue reading Factors of China’s Economic Growth: History, Challenge, Turning Points
Russia Russia is a country from Eastern Europe and North Asia. The largest land area in the world, covering more than 17 million square miles (6.6 × 106 sq mi), and covers more than one third of the land area. … Continue reading Anthropology: Brief Sociopolitical Histories of the Three Largest Territories in the World
Comoros, nb 1 officially the Union of the Comoros, nb 2 is an island nation in the Indian Ocean, north of the Mozambique Channel off the east coast of Africa. It shares maritime borders with Madagascar and Mayotte in the … Continue reading Anthropology: Independence and Foreign Relations in the Union of the Comoros
Indo-Chinese relations are also called as Indian Chinese relations. The relations between India and China are bilateral. The relationship tone has changed over the time. Both of the countries seek economic cooperation from each other while common border disputes and … Continue reading Anthropology: Indo-Chinese Relations Amidst COVID-19
Pakistan-France relations refer to bilateral, cultural and international relations between Pakistan and France. The relationship is based on military, defense, cultural, educational cooperation and economic obligations. Trade between the two countries usually increases over time. However, relations are currently strained … Continue reading Pakistan-France Foreign Relations and Protests