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US states' main import partners

Canada emerges as the leading import partner for most states, particularly in the Midwest and Northeast. China is a significant partner, especially for states along the West Coast and parts of the South. Mexico is the main partner for several Southern states, such as Texas and Arizona. Other notable partnerships include Germany (e.g., South Carolina), South Korea (Alaska), and Switzerland (New York) Partner:

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End of war scenarios in Ukraine

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1 月 1 日は何年になるでしょうか?

この地図は、世界中で使用されているさまざまな暦を強調し、グレゴリオ暦に従って 2025 年 1 月 1 日が何年になるかを示しています。ほとんどの国 (緑色でマーク) は、民間目的でグレゴリオ暦 (2025) を使用しています。その他の暦には、イスラム教徒が多数を占める国で使用されるイスラム暦 (1446)、宗教目的でイスラエルで使用されるヘブライ暦 (5785)、東南アジアで一般的な仏教暦 (2568)、中国とその離散民の伝統的な行事で重要な中国暦 (4722) などがあります。ユニークな暦としては、ネパールのヴィクラム・サンバット（2081）、ビルマ暦（1387）、エチオピア暦（2017）、日本の令和7年、ベンガル暦（1431）、ペルシャ暦（1403）、ブータンのドゥクパ（2481）、北朝鮮の主体暦（114）、台湾の民国暦（114）などがあります。これらの暦は、宗教や文化の伝統と結びついていること��多く、グレゴリオ暦が世界的に優位であるにもかかわらず、世界の豊かな多様性を反映しています。

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Which year it will be on January 1?

The map highlights the diversity of calendars used globally, showing which year it will be on January 1, 2025, according to the Gregorian calendar. Most countries (marked in green) use the Gregorian calendar (2025) for civil purposes. Other calendars include the Islamic calendar (1446), used in Muslim-majority countries; the Hebrew calendar (5785), in Israel for religious purposes; the Buddhist calendar (2568), common in Southeast Asia; and the Chinese calendar (4722), significant for traditional events in China and its diaspora. Unique systems include the Nepali Vikram Sambat (2081), the Burmese calendar (1387), the Ethiopian calendar (2017), the Japanese Reiwa 7, the Bengali calendar (1431), the Persian calendar (1403), the Bhutanese Drukpa (2481), the North Korean Juche (114), and the Taiwanese Minguo (114). These calendars, often tied to religious and cultural traditions, reflect the world’s rich diversity despite the global dominance of the Gregorian system.

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Europe in 900 AD

The map shows Europe in 900, showing a mosaic of states and tribes in the making. Western Europe is dominated by West Francia and East Francia, while the British Isles are home to independent kingdoms such as Scotland, Northumbria, and York. In Central Europe, Great Moravia and tribes such as the Polans and Haveli are building early state structures. Bulgaria is strong in the south, while Italy remains an independent entity. The east is dominated by the Principality of Kiev and Slavic tribes, while the Iberian Peninsula is contested by Christian Asturias and the Umayyad Caliphate. The north is controlled by the Scandinavian kingdoms, and southeastern Europe by the Byzantine Empire.

List of numbered countries 1 - Hebrides 2 - Ailech 3 - Ulaidh 4 - Meath 5 - Leinster 6 - Dublin 7 - Connaught 8 - Munster 9 - Strathciyde 10 - Norse 11 - Gwynedd 12 - Gwent 13 - Seisyllwg 14 - Dyfed 15 - Pamplona 16 - Upper Burgundy 17 - Lower Burgundy 18 - Pirate States 19 - Benevento 20 - Salerno 21 - Pagania 22 - Dioclea 23 - Frisians 24 - Abodrites

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The map shows different New Year's Eve traditions around the globe, highlighting unique cultural practices.

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In Mexico, people walk around with an empty suitcase to symbolize a wish for travel.

In Scotland, the tradition of first-footing involves being the first to visit friends and neighbors to bring good fortune.

In Spain and Italy, wearing red underwear is believed to ensure luck and passion for the coming year.

In Russia, people write a wish on paper, burn it, toss the ashes into a champagne glass, and drink it to make the wish come true.

In the Philippines, wearing polka dots and eating round fruits symbolizes prosperity.

In Brazil, wearing white and jumping into the ocean is meant to bring peace and spiritual cleansing. In South Africa, throwing old appliances and furniture out of windows signifies letting go of the past to make space for new opportunities.

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Largest wildfires in the history of the United States

Largest wildfires in the history of the United States, measured by the number of acres burned. It highlights major wildfire events across different states. Also indicates states affected by these fires, with notable concentrations in the western and central regions, while emphasizing the severe human and environmental toll these wildfires have caused.

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European countries with the most developed healthcare systems

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Attitude towards the US around the World

Many people around the world value the USA for its effectiveness, technological innovation and for being a leader in science and technology development. American companies such as Google, Apple and Tesla are often seen as symbols of innovation and development. The United States is praised for its high level of education at top universities that attract students from around the world and for its contributions to science and medical research.

Criticism of the US often appears in foreign markets and has a military impact, which is perceived as interference in the activities of other countries and leads to the destabilization of regions. In some parts of the world, there are dangers of corporate domination, which is seen as an infringement on culture and culture. Social problems such as an unequal economy, crime, and the racial system are often presented in contrast to the values ​​the United States promotes internationally.

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Population density in Australia

The population density map of Australia details the significant variation in population distribution across the continent, with the highest densities (1,000-10,000 people/km²) concentrated mainly on the south-eastern coast around major metropolitan areas such as Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, and smaller pockets in the south-west around Perth. Areas of moderate density (100-1,000 people/km²) extend around these urban agglomerations, creating transition zones. 

Despite its vast size, Australia is remarkably sparsely populated, largely due to the harsh climatic and geographical conditions of much of the country. Large areas of the central and northern parts of the continent are covered in deserts and semi-deserts, where high temperatures and limited access to water make life difficult, with most of the population concentrated on the southeastern and southwestern coasts, where the climate is milder and access to resources is better.

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Sudanese Civil War, Feb. 2024

In 2024, Sudan continues to grapple with a devastating civil war that intensified in early 2023. The conflict is primarily between two government factions, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (known as Hemedti). The fighting is fueled by power struggles following the fall of Omar al-Bashir’s government in 2019 and instability over the country’s plans to transition to civilian rule. » The conflict has caused mass destruction, thousands of civilian casualties, and a huge influx of refugees. Many cities, including the capital Khartoum, have been destroyed, and access to basic services such as healthcare and food has been severely restricted. The international community, including the UN and the African Union, have repeatedly tried to negotiate a ceasefire, but the ongoing fighting has plunged the country into greater chaos and the humanitarian crisis has deepened.

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Byzantine Empire before its fall in 1453

During the siege of Constantinople in 1453, Byzantium desperately tried to defend its capital. Emperor Constantine XI, aware of the weaknesses of his fortifications and the lack of adequate resources, sought help from European Christian states, but received only limited help. » Finally, on May 29, 1453, Byzantium was unable to stop the Ottoman forces. The city was captured and Emperor Constantine XI died in the battle. The fall of Constantinople marked the end of the Byzantine Empire and closed a major chapter in Byzantine history.

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Trump presidency goals

As of January 20, 2025, Donald Trump’s second-term plans focus on strict immigration policies, including large-scale deportations and ending birthright citizenship. He aims to impose universal tariffs to protect U.S. industries, expand fossil fuel production, and overhaul the federal workforce to ensure alignment with his policies. Socially, he plans to ban transgender athletes from women’s sports, limit gender-affirming treatments, and combat "woke" ideology in education. Executive actions will include classifying drug cartels as terrorist organizations and repealing Biden-era policies, signaling a decisive and transformative governance approach. Partner:

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The Third Reich at its greatest extent

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BRICS growth in 2024.

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EU presidenties until 2030

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Which year it will be on January 1?

The map highlights the diversity of calendars used globally, showing which year it will be on January 1, 2025, according to the Gregorian calendar. Most countries (marked in green) use the Gregorian calendar (2025) for civil purposes. Other calendars include the Islamic calendar (1446), used in Muslim-majority countries; the Hebrew calendar (5785), in Israel for religious purposes; the Buddhist calendar (2568), common in Southeast Asia; and the Chinese calendar (4722), significant for traditional events in China and its diaspora. Unique systems include the Nepali Vikram Sambat (2081), the Burmese calendar (1387), the Ethiopian calendar (2017), the Japanese Reiwa 7, the Bengali calendar (1431), the Persian calendar (1403), the Bhutanese Drukpa (2481), the North Korean Juche (114), and the Taiwanese Minguo (114). These calendars, often tied to religious and cultural traditions, reflect the world’s rich diversity despite the global dominance of the Gregorian system.

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