Significados de landlocked nation em inglês

Journalist and musicologist Matthias Wurz reports from the landlocked nation of Austria.

The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia is a landlocked nation in the Horn of Africa.

People enjoy the outdoors despite being a landlocked nation.

The landlocked nation has seen little but conflict and political instability since independence from France in 1960.

He has guided the landlocked nation to steady economic growth and overseen a period of relative stability.

Mongolia, a massive landlocked nation of fewer than 3 million people, is sandwiched between Russia and China.

The landlocked nation is considered one of the world's most corrupt countries and political instability haunts its young democracy.

But the landlocked nation started producing oil a decade ago and Deby has since won four elections in a row.

The government imposed a state of emergency during the unrest in the landlocked nation that borders Turkey, Azerbaijan, Iran and Georgia.

The landlocked nation has previously operated artillery training teams in Afghanistan and sent troops to serve with the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq.

The Red Cross reports armed militia and security forces have been storming villages, executing people and raping women in the landlocked nation.

A landlocked nation of 10 million, Hungary lies in the path of the largest migration wave Europe has seen since World War Two.

The landlocked nation of deserts, mountains and steppes was a transit point for U.S. troops and supplies during the war in neighboring Afghanistan.

The landlocked nation, impoverished for all its mineral reserves, descended into chaos when mainly Muslim rebels, known as Seleka, seized power in March.

However, his government never stamped its authority on the landlocked nation, which is caught between regional conflicts and local competition over diamonds and gold.

The MNLA's assertion of authority over the region has angered many Malians, who blame the Tuaregs for plunging their poor, landlocked nation into war.