Google Maps and disputed borders?

Google Maps reflects disputed territories differently for different users, such as Kashmir and the Sea of Japan, to remain neutral. Google’s Street View team has mapped over 5 million miles since 2007, using various methods to reach inaccessible areas. Scientists discovered a new area in Mozambique using Google Earth. Google Maps isn’t just a navigation […]

Longest unchanged European borders?

Portugal has had the same border with Spain since the Treaty of Alcanizes in AD 1297. San Marino is the oldest settled country in Europe, while Kosovo is the most recent. Vatican City is the smallest country in Europe, and Gibraltar has the densest population. Portugal is the European country whose borders have remained officially […]

What’s Reporters Without Borders?

Reporters Without Borders is an NGO that promotes press freedom and assists journalists. It also works to make journalism safer, publishes annual indexes of press freedoms, and offers guides for safe reporting and working online. The organization is funded by various agencies, donations, and sales of materials. However, it has faced criticism for its funding […]

What’s Lawyers Without Borders?

Lawyers Without Borders is a US-based non-profit organization that offers legal assistance to developing countries and organizations. It has offices in several countries and is supported by donations and volunteer work. The organization provides various services, including court observers, pro bono work, legal resources, and student programs. It focuses on organizations rather than individuals, except […]

Intl. divorce: ending a marriage across borders.

International divorce is when a government grants a divorce to foreign nationals who want to end a marriage started in another country. Laws vary by country, and some countries may not recognize foreign divorces. Child custody and asset distribution can also be decided in different jurisdictions. International divorces can be chosen for various reasons, but […]

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