The history of written literature in Finland begins with the Reformation in the 16th century. The folk poetry, which had lived as an oral tradition, already had a long history behind it. Poetry on so-called calalameters dates back over 2000…
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Finland has a highly developed mix economy and is a modern welfare state with a high average standard of living. The country joined the EU’s Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) in 1999, and has an ever-increasing economic integration with the…
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Below is a full list of world heritages of UNESCO in the continent of South America. Please follow Countryaah to find all south American countries. Venezuela The city of Coro and its port (1993) Canaima National Park (1994) Caracas campus (2000)…
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Oceania is around 9 million km². About 34 million Oceanians live on the continent, which corresponds to 0.5 percent of the world’s population. Oceania (and Australia) refers to the islands of the Pacific Ocean. Australia (lat. Australia) is the “Terra Australis”,…
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Finland has two nuclear power plants in operation with a total output of 2 700 MWe. The share of nuclear power in Finnish power generation is around 30 per cent. A new nuclear reactor is under construction, which is expected…
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Most Venezuelans count as white or of mixed origin, from indigenous peoples, Europeans and Africans. The small minority of indigenous people consists of about 30 groups. Venezuela has long been an immigrant country but during the crisis of recent years…
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Uruguay, together with neighboring Argentina, has the most uniform white population in South America. Population growth is low and the country has a relatively high proportion of the elderly. In a 2011 census where residents were free to identify with…
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In the immigrant country, people live from all corners of the world. In recent decades, the new residents have mainly come from Latin America and Asia. The immigrant population, which also has high birth rates, is the main reason why…
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Trinidad and Tobago have the most mixed population in the Caribbean. The residents mainly originate in India, Africa and Europe. Of the country’s indigenous people, today there is only a small waste. About one-third of the population is of African…
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Nine out of ten residents live on the main island of Saint Vincent, while the rest of the population is found on the seven inhabited islands of the Grenadines. The majority of the population are descendants of African slaves. The…
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