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Welcome to the best-kept secret of the informed woman! Here you’ll find everything you need to know to speak confidently about world affairs. 
 

Get up to date on all the major regions of the world, and aspects of history that affect the way the world works today. In just ten posts we cover every major region of the world, plus a special profile on the major powers and key international organizations.

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THE WORLD TODAY

Here you’ll find a profile on every major region of the world, with an overview of recent history, high level information about the region, need-to-know details about major powers, and a list of all countries, grouped into sections to help you get the general picture quickly and easily.    

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AFRICA

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SOUTH AMERICA

MIDDLE EAST

EUROPE

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ASIA

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OCEANIA

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NORTH AMERICA

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CENTRAL AMERICA

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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