Türkmenistan Respublikasy - Biz Öňe Gideris

Turkmenistan is a state in Central Asia. Turkmenistan lies on the Caspian Sea and borders Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Iran. At 488,100 km², the landlocked country is about the same size as Spain, its landscape is primarily characterized by the Karakum Desert and it has the fourth largest natural gas reserves in the world.

According to the census at the end of 2022, the sparsely populated state had 7,057,841 inhabitants, the majority of whom were Muslim Turkmen. The capital and largest city in the country with around one million inhabitants is Ashgabat. Other important cities are Türkmenabat, Daşoguz and Mary.

In 1991 the country declared its independence from the Soviet Union. In the following years, the first President Saparmurat Niyazov, who had previously ruled the then Soviet Republic since 1985, established a totalitarian system that still exists today. Turkmenistan is therefore considered one of the most restrictive, internationally recognized states today. The human rights situation is extremely critical, for example freedom of expression is severely restricted. In various democracy scales, the state has consistently occupied one of the last places since the beginning of the measurements until today.

The economy relies heavily on natural gas, which accounts for a majority of gross domestic product and exports. Despite the resources, the domestic economy remains constrained by government control and limited foreign investment. Socially, Turkmenistan has made progress in living conditions but faces challenges such as human rights violations and unequal distribution of economic benefits. Internationally, it pursues a policy of neutrality and maintains close economic relations with China.

Turkmenistan - Biz Öne Gideris

Montserrat - Unbroken Still

Kosovo - Jemi Në Rrugë

Kosovo is a republic in Southeast Europe on the western part of the Balkan Peninsula. It has a population of approximately 1.8 million, known as Kosovars, and is considered a de facto state or a still-stabilized de facto regime. Kosovo's capital and largest city is Pristina.

Kosovo was an autonomous region within the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. From April 26, 1992, it became part of the newly constituted Federal Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and from 2003, it became a subregion of the Republic of Serbia. Its recent history has been shaped by the Kosovo War of 1999 and its consequences. The country's current status under international law is disputed. On February 17, 2008, the parliament proclaimed the territory's independence. 117 of the 193 member states of the United Nations recognize the Republic of Kosovo as an independent state.

Kosovo - Jemi Ne Rruge

Grenada - Carribean Sky

Grenada is an island nation and the name of a constituent island in the Lesser Antilles, geographically part of the Windward Islands in the Caribbean Sea. The island nation is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.

Due to its numerous nutmeg plantations, the hilly main island is also known as the "Spice Island." The colorful houses of the capital, St. George's, and the early 18th-century Fort George are located along the narrow Carenage Harbour. Further south stretches Grand Anse Beach, lined with hotels and bars.

Grenada - Carribean Sky

République Gabonaise - On Avance

Gabon is a country in Central Africa. It borders Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea to the north and the Republic of Congo to the south and east. Its west coast lies on the Gulf of Guinea. The equator runs through the country. The country, which is largely covered by rainforest, has a tropical climate. The capital of the country, which has around two million inhabitants, is Libreville. In addition to various Bantu languages, most residents of the former French colony speak French. The country's oil revenues finance a large part of the state budget. The country has been ruled by the Bongo family since 1967 and is considered a dictatorship by many international observers. After 42 years, Ali-Ben Bongo Ondimba took over the presidency from his father Omar Bongo in 2009 following a disputed election. On August 29, 2023, Bongo was again declared the winner after the presidential elections that took place on August 26. Shortly thereafter, a group of high-ranking officers declared that they had seized power in the country and that President Bongo's government had fallen. Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, commander of the Gabonese Republican Guard, was proclaimed interim president.

Gabon has been a member of the Commonwealth of Nations since 2022.

Gabon - On Avance

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Together We Walk

St.Vincent&Grenadines is an independent island nation in the Caribbean Sea, part of the West Indies. It is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas.


Yacht-filled harbors, chic private islands, and volcanic landscapes—this country is known for its major sailing destinations, such as reef-surrounded Bequia on Admiralty Bay, with white sandy beaches like Princess Margaret Beach. St. Vincent is home to the capital, Kingstown.

St.Vincent&Grenadines - Together We Walk

Sint Eustatius - Mento

Republic of South Africa - Siyahamba

South Africa is a country in southern Africa. It is the most developed economic area on the African continent.

There are three capitals: the government is in Pretoria, the parliament in Cape Town and the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein. The largest metropolises in terms of population (as metropolitan municipalities) are Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. English is the country's lingua franca, but the most widely spoken language is isiZulu, followed by isiXhosa. In addition, Afrikaans and seven other Bantu languages ​​are official languages ​​of the country.

South Africa is the only African country to be one of the G20 economic powers and is counted among the nine BRICS countries. The seat of the African Union Parliament is in Johannesburg-Midrand. South Africa is one of the founding members of the United Nations and also a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.

The Republic of South Africa is a culturally diverse state in which people of several ethnicities live and which is often referred to as the “rainbow nation” due to this diversity. Since the various population groups did not always live side by side without conflict, complex problems and unrest over the course of history strained the relationship, for example between the non-European majority population and the European-born ("white") immigrants and their descendants born in the country, but also between different nationalities within these groups defined during apartheid, with serious effects on the history and politics of the country. The Khoisan indigenous population, some of which still live as foragers, is largely marginalized today.

As a result of its election victory in 1948, the Nasional Party, a party of Afrikaans-speaking people of European descent - mostly of Dutch, but also of German or French descent - reshaped all areas of South African society according to the programmatic principle of "separate development" that it represented. However, this development had already begun under the state governments that were both British and Boer-oriented and was officially declared state policy until shortly after the election of the moderate and understanding President Frederik Willem de Klerk. The change in politics began in 1990. It was a consequence of years of struggle by the disadvantaged majority of the population under political leaders such as Nelson Mandela and was largely peaceful. The 1994 elections in South Africa brought equal voting rights for all citizens for the first time and fundamentally changed political life in the country.

The state is one of the few states in Africa in which non-European official languages ​​are given such great freedom and there has not yet been a coup. Free and secret elections, although only with preference for the white population, have been held since the 19th century. The state's economy is the most developed on the entire African continent.

South Africa - Siyahamba

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