General naming formats
In Western culture, nearly all individuals possess at least one given name (first name), together with a family name (last name, surname).
Read MoreMap of all of the surface of Earth. Maps of continents, countries, regions, and cities.
In Western culture, nearly all individuals possess at least one given name (first name), together with a family name (last name, surname).
Read MoreOil, gas, and coal continue to play a dominant role in the world’s energy systems, accounting for around 82 percent of the global energy supply.
Read MoreDuring the 19th and early 20th century epochs of the gold standard, national governments were obligated to redeem the national currency for a specific quantity of gold. Back then, every nation’s central bank used its gold reserves to meet those commitments, backing some or all of the currency in issue with the gold it owned. Besides, gold reserves were stored by governments to meet the costs of waging war conflicts.
Read More8.5×11 has been around for more than a century. 8.27×11.69 was made an international standard in the 1970s. Most of Europe had already adopted it since the 20s.
Read MoreThe Prostitution business makes US$186 billion per year. According to Economist, In 2006, the cost for one hour of sex with a female prostitute averaged $340 worldwide. Nowadays, the average rate is down to $260. Prostitution is legal in about 52% of the world, limitedly legal in 12%, and illegal in 35%.
Read MoreHuman Development Index is usually presented on a national level. However, the Human Development Index can vary a lot within a country.
Read MoreAccording to the World Federation, in 26 countries, deaf people are not allowed to drive a car.
Read MoreFrans Blok has created a detailed inverse map of the world, where the deepest spots in the ocean become the highest mountains and the highest mountains become the deepest part of the ocean.
Read MoreThe most googlied are countries Italy, Spain, Australia, Greece and France.
Read MoreFinland is the happiest country in the world, and South Sudan is the most unhappy.
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