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Which Country Is Known As The 'Land Of A Thousand Lakes'
The title Land of a Thousand Lakes belongs to one stunning country, but do you know which one? Explore the origin of this name and the landscapes that inspired it.
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Iceland Cricket Mocks Pakistan Again, Say 'Can't Replace' Them In T20 World Cup
Iceland Cricket is making the most of the uncertainty surrounding Pakistan's T20 World Cup participation.
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Greenland's Melting Ice Transforming Geography Faster Than Diplomacy
Greenland ranks eighth globally in rare earth reserves, hosting two of the world's largest known deposits.
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6 Destinations For People Who Like Silent Beaches And Slow Days
The world's largest bays represent Earth's most dramatic coastal features, places where continents meet oceans in spectacular fashion.
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European Leaders Overheard Mocking Trump Over Armenia-Albania Mix-Up
US President Donald Trump's repeated muddling of global geography turned into comic relief for world leaders at a European summit this week.
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Geography And Politics Standing In The Way Of Independent Palestinian State
Affirming Palestinian sovereignty marks a historic diplomatic milestone, yet the exact layout of its territory remains fiercely contested from every hilltop in the West Bank to the ruins of Gaza.
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"You Can Singlehandedly...": What Melania Trump Said In Letter To Putin
US First Lady Melania Trump wrote a "peace" letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the plight of children in the Ukraine war.
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Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
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Diplomacy Likely To Trump Geography In Choice Of New Pope
A non-European pope would make sense, given that Catholicism is growing in Africa and Asia, while church attendance is dropping in Europe.
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Tristan da Cunha: The Remote Island Shaped by Volcanic Forces and Rich Ecosystems
Tristan da Cunha, a volcanic island group in the South Atlantic, is home to 250 people in a settlement called Edinburgh of the Seven Seas. Surrounded by rugged terrain and unique wildlife like northern rockhopper penguins, it offers a glimpse into Earth's geological and ecological history. Its isolation is so profound that reaching it involves a si...
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Which Country Is Known As The 'Land Of A Thousand Lakes'
The title Land of a Thousand Lakes belongs to one stunning country, but do you know which one? Explore the origin of this name and the landscapes that inspired it.
-
Iceland Cricket Mocks Pakistan Again, Say 'Can't Replace' Them In T20 World Cup
Iceland Cricket is making the most of the uncertainty surrounding Pakistan's T20 World Cup participation.
-
Greenland's Melting Ice Transforming Geography Faster Than Diplomacy
Greenland ranks eighth globally in rare earth reserves, hosting two of the world's largest known deposits.
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6 Destinations For People Who Like Silent Beaches And Slow Days
The world's largest bays represent Earth's most dramatic coastal features, places where continents meet oceans in spectacular fashion.
-
European Leaders Overheard Mocking Trump Over Armenia-Albania Mix-Up
US President Donald Trump's repeated muddling of global geography turned into comic relief for world leaders at a European summit this week.
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Geography And Politics Standing In The Way Of Independent Palestinian State
Affirming Palestinian sovereignty marks a historic diplomatic milestone, yet the exact layout of its territory remains fiercely contested from every hilltop in the West Bank to the ruins of Gaza.
-
"You Can Singlehandedly...": What Melania Trump Said In Letter To Putin
US First Lady Melania Trump wrote a "peace" letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the plight of children in the Ukraine war.
-
Geography, Climate, Policy Failures: What Intensified Texas Floods
"There's no such thing as a natural disaster," geographers like to say -- a reminder that human choices turn hazards into tragedies.
-
Diplomacy Likely To Trump Geography In Choice Of New Pope
A non-European pope would make sense, given that Catholicism is growing in Africa and Asia, while church attendance is dropping in Europe.
-
Tristan da Cunha: The Remote Island Shaped by Volcanic Forces and Rich Ecosystems
Tristan da Cunha, a volcanic island group in the South Atlantic, is home to 250 people in a settlement called Edinburgh of the Seven Seas. Surrounded by rugged terrain and unique wildlife like northern rockhopper penguins, it offers a glimpse into Earth's geological and ecological history. Its isolation is so profound that reaching it involves a si...
