Oil, which is mainly located in South Sudan ; and the Abeyi region of South Sudan (as well as one or two other pieces of land).

What approach did Jordan take to the Palestinian refugees who fled to Jordan from Israel?

How many hours from Malaysia to japan?

▲ (ordinary) Opposite of inspiring awe or wonder. ordinary. boring. mediocre.

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Insane ... which is why everyone has either left or is leaving. I lived there for over 15 years and in the past 2 years, the prices for AirBNB has gone up 200-500% on the apartments with many being removed from AirBNB due to the government changes. I had to visit this year for work and spent 7 weeks in hotels and AirBNB for the meetings I had with clients ... cost ... over 16k in accommodation and living expenses ... but that is July and August in Barcelona now. Seems like the Americans, Russians, and northern Europeans have made the city more expensive than Dubai. Internet in the summer is poor (I should know I have a team of 8 designers living there in tiny apartments). Madrid is about half the price and is the capital of Spain ... how does that make any sense when the beach in Barcelona and within 100km of Barcelona are not even worth visiting? Startups are leaving in droves due to the shift to remote working and the fact that most skilled workers are leaving Spain completely alone. Wages are poor in respect of European rates so working for a client there is fine temporarily to fill in the gaps but not in the long term, having said that Spain is still higher than Portugal and Greece ... just. Food is good and plenty of healthy options in the city. Amazon is amazing there and very easy to topup your gadgets. Apple is about 100-200 euros more expensive than Dubai and elsewhere and the keyboards are not real English or US so shortcuts don't work on Macs the same way. Service is ok at best in bars, and ok in most restaurants. Try not to order anything from the sea at the moment as the prices have tripled in the last 2 years. Car rental is possible with full insurance at 1k per month, so you can stay in Gerona if you wish, which is a cheaper option, and even Reus or Tarragona to the south. With the 90 day (UK) visa you can add Barcelona to your weekend list as on a weekend you can cover most of the things you need to do or see. Be careful of the police in Spain as they are a law unto themselves, keep away from them as much as you can. There is still lots of thefts on the metro so keep your hands in your pockets on your wallet and phone at all times. Be very careful of the Rambla area, Reval and Golic as it is full of pickpocketers at the moment recovering from COVID by taking advantage of the bewildered newcomers that have been locked up safe in their homes. Shopping is getting worse year on year and even the larger chain retailers are moving out of Spain and Barcelona due to the lack of spendable money by the locals who are being squeezed out of the city. Expat community? There was one, but it is now down to an irregular meetup using the Nationals website mainly focused on singles and Latin Americans looking for a husband. All in all ... Barcelona has become an interesting weekend visit if you can avoid the stag and hen parties.

Tbilisi is a beautiful place to be at. It is really cheap and nice. People are warm and welcoming even though they are more friendly in the villages. It is a really cool place with many shops to buy things at that is well located. Also, you can get pretty quickly to nature.

Pros of Living in Dresden

Very safe

Fast internet

Good air quality on average

Nomad List members liked going here a lot

Spacious and not crowded

Very easy to do business

High quality of education

Great hospitals

Roads are very safe

Great freedom of speech

Democratic

Everyone speaks English

Very safe for women

Family friendly

Very friendly to LGBTQ+

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Cons of Living in Dresden

Too expensive

Not much to do

Gets cold in the winter

Not many Nomad List members go here

Very difficult to make friends

Many people smoke tobacco

February in Molo is generally reasonably dry with the temperature being mild. It is perhaps the perfect month to visit Molo, with some very good weather at this time of year. February is in the summer in Molo and is typically the 2nd coldest month of the year.

Here are some of the top rated restaurants in San Bernardo

• La Franchuteria (Gustavo le Paige 527b, San Pedro de Atacama)

Here are some top attractions in Vilvoorde

• Brussels by Water (Quai des Peniches 2/B, Brussels)
• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Dijver 16, Bruges)
• BELvue Museum (Place des Palais 7, Brussels)
• The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde (Begijnhof 24-28-30, Bruges)
• Minnewater Lake (Bruges)
• Tour Guide Belgium and The Netherlands (Brussels)
• Bobbejaanland (Olensteenweg 45, Lichtaart)

Here are some top attractions in Nikki

• Benin National Museum (Ring Road Roundabout, Benin City)

Here are some of the top rated cafes in Zivinice

• Cafe de Alma (Rade Bitange BB, Mostar)
• Cevabdzinica Hari (Zhitarnica bb, Travnik)
• Limenka (Patriotske lige br. 24, Tuzla)
• August Cafe (Senoina 16, Sarajevo)

Here are some of the top rated cafes in Papeete

• Cafe Maeva Marche de Papeete (Marche de Papeete, Papeete)
• Le Retro (Centre Vaima, Papeete)
• Le Souffle (54 Rue Paul Gauguin, Papeete)
• Urban Cafe (29 Rue Dumont D Urville, Papeete)
• CAFE VERDE (477 Boulevard Pomare, Papeete)
• LApizzeria (Blvd Pomare between rue du Chef Teriirooterai and, Papeete)
• Le Cafe du Marche (Marche de Papeete, Papeete)
• Les 3 Brasseurs (61 Boulevard de la Reine Pomare IV, Papeete)
• Les Roulottes (Waterfront, Papeete)
• Restaurant Le Sully (Rue de Gaulle, Papeete)
• Bora Bora Lounge (Rue des Ecoles, Papeete)
• Patachou Tahiti (Promenade de Nice, Papeete)
• Star Studio Restaurant (Centre Commercial Aline, Papeete)
• Creperie la Boule Rouge (Place Vaiete, Papeete)
• La Marquisienne (29 Rue Colette, Papeete)
• Te Vaa Tere (Gare Maritime, Papeete)
• Loasis du Vaima (Rue du General de Gaulle, Papeete)
• Morrisons Cafe (Centre Vaima, Papeete)
• Tahiti Smoothies (29 Rue Paul Gaugin, Papeete)
• Yummy Bar a Crepes (Promenade de Nice, Papeete)
• Casa Bianca (9 Pk, Punaauia)
• Chez Remy (15 Pk, Punaauia)
• Restaurant LAgora (Located At The Corner Of Prince Hinoi Avenue, And Major Commander Chesse, Papeete)
• Atelier du fare et fare des delices (Route de la Pointe des Pecheurs, Punaauia)
• Arii Vahine Restaurant (Bp 1005, Papetoai)
• Les Tipaniers (PK 27, Coastal Road, Moorea)
• Le Sunset (At Hisbiscus Hotel Le Petite Village, Haapiti)