How bad would the heat have to get in your country?

Nations that share currency will have to come to an agreement or change them every 10 years

That's a bike path that goes from the city center to the local uni/college.

Marc Brian Louis is the current national record holder for Singapore (set a timing of 10.27s for 100m in Hangzhou Asian Games back in 2023)

Anadyr is the easternmost city in Russia, located on the Chukchi Peninsula. It's population is about 15,000 people.

Since we all use our phones to get driving directions, I'm wondering if many people still like to look at maps, atlases and globes? I actually really like to look at maps for some reason. I like to see where things are relative to each other or what latitude certain places are at or how isolated places are. I can get lost looking at maps and atlases and I have a globe on my coffee table bc I just like to look at it and explore it.

Anyone else feel the same?

Japan looked like this back then:

What was life like in your country back then? Feel free to share old photos or videos!

I will start (slide 1,new York, slide 2, Los Angeles, slide 3,Miami,slide 4 Dallas, slide 5 Philadelphia)

My first guess is Yandex. Yandex search engine is the most popular in Russia and this company has best taxi and food delivery services. They’re even produce underwear, sportswear, furniture, TVs, etc.

I think that’s a pretty solid foundation for something like BnL.
So, what’s the BnL of your country?

One local urban legend from Japan is the giant torii gate at Haneda Airport in Tokyo.
It originally belonged to Anamori Inari Shrine, which stood on the land that later became the airport. After WWII, the shrine was forced to move, but the torii was left behind.
According to the legend, attempts to remove it resulted in accidents and other misfortunes, leading to rumors that the torii was cursed. It was eventually relocated rather than demolished, and still stands near Haneda Airport today.
There’s no evidence that it was actually cursed, but the story is pretty famous in Japan.

Wallahi its over, standalone means we will be deemed on par with Zimbabwe. (Asking non-americans because many already knew what's happened there)

How is rock or heavy metal music treated by your government?

Especially in per se, Twitter or Instagram?

What is the prison population in your country?

This is a field in the province of Córdoba in Argentina. The trees are planted in a way the make the shape of a guitar when seen from above.

You can set google maps to have it not show labels on the layer section. Please share a screenshot of anything you find interesting!

Could be anyone current or historical

What is your favorite YouTube channel?

In Indonesia, we don't have a swing state nor any of our provinces are officially known as swing provinces.

But if anyone ask if there is a very competitive province to win a presidential election, it would be East Java. Throughout our presidential election history, many candidates focus on East java, and it is known that if a candidate wins East Java, they win the election. Other reasons why East Java is quite competitive because it has a bit of balance of religiousness but also traditional (non-religious) culture and tolerance, so for any candidate or camp to win this province is going to take a big effort.

Jakarta is a close 2nd, because it is the capital and economic special province. If anyone from Indonesia wants to correct this, feel free.

So what about your country? If you have an election, is there a province, state, prefecture, or area in your country that is very competitive for a candidate or political party to win? If so, why?

And please, if you know or believe your country has no elections, let alone a fair one, don't bother to answer or comment.

Who?