Internet censorship around the world
Censorship in 2016 In a study detailing internet restrictions in 65 countries, Freedom House found that a third of internet
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How big is Mexico?
Mexico is a nation in the southern part of North America. It is bordered to the north by the U.S., to the southeast by Belize and Guatemala. Mexico is a vast country. It covers almost 2 million square kilometers (~762 thousand sq mi), making it the global’s 13th-biggest nation by area. Moreover, Mexico is a tenth-most-populous nation (about 129 million citizens) and the most populated Spanish-speaking country.
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The world doesn’t follow one rulebook—there are five major legal systems, each shaped by history, culture, and belief. Discover how countries approach law differently and where these systems are used.
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60 Years of EU Enlargements
Six countries signed the Treaty of Rome in 1957. Fifty-six years later, 28 nations shared the same single market and open borders. For Poland, Lithuania, and Malta, joining the EU brought economic results that would have been hard to imagine beforehand.
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UK child refugees MPs vote
MPs vote against an amendment to the Immigration Bill on Monday which attempted to force the government to allow 3,000
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