Enjoy the Sunset in Krabi
Enjoy the sunset on the beach or islands The sunsets are fast and beautiful on the 8th latitude, but if the accommodation isn’t very close to the beach, it’s sad for them to leave...
Enjoy the sunset on the beach or islands The sunsets are fast and beautiful on the 8th latitude, but if the accommodation isn’t very close to the beach, it’s sad for them to leave...
Saalbach is the choice of the active holidaymaker. Saalbach is Austria’s largest ski resort, which also offers things to see and do in summer. In Saalbach, Austria you can go downhill as well as hiking...
The diverse Joensuu makes the visitor fall in love with the way of life in North Karelia. Inland cruises, summer festivals and a relaxed atmosphere make Joensuu an excellent holiday town. Joensuu is an interesting tourist...
Yearbook 2001 Zimbabwe. A year-long, violent state campaign ahead of the 2002 presidential election drove Zimbabwe inexorably toward economic collapse and international freezing. President Robert Mugabe’s regime replaced free-thinking judges against regime-loyal jurists, harassed...
Yearbook 2001 Zambia. President Frederick Chiluba hinted in March that he would like to run for re-election even though the constitution forced him to resign during the year, when his term expired. The MMD...
Yearbook 2001 Yemen. Approximately 70% of voters voted on February 20 for proposed changes in the country’s constitution. The changes meant, among other things, that the term of office of the President would be...
Yearbook 2001 Western Sahara. UN Special Envoy James Baker presented a plan in the spring that was that V. would remain part of Morocco but be given self-government. A Western Saharan government would have...
Yearbook 2001 Vietnam. In February, protests among ethnic minorities erupted in the mountains of central Vietnam. Kravall police and soldiers, supported by helicopters, were deployed against the riots, which were described as the worst...
Yearbook 2001 Venezuela. President Hugo Chávez devoted much of his time during the year to persuading the oil-producing countries’ organization OPEC, of which Venezuela is a member, to reduce production in order to raise...
Yearbook 2001 Vatican City. On January 3, it was publicly confirmed for the first time that Pope John Paul II was suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Later that month, the pope appointed 44 new cardinals,...