Belarus
Introduction
The Republic of Belarus is a landlocked country located in Eastern Europe. Its neighbours are Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. In terms of land, their coverage is approximately at 207,600 square kilometers. As a result, it gives them 13th place in terms of land coverage in Europe.
Economy
Belarusian economy is not as great as in the case of other European nations. It is all due to the difficult history of the country. In 2019, GDP of Belarus was $189 billion. Although it seems like a lot, we need to remember about the fact that the nation governed by Alexander Lukashenko is quite populous. As a result, the GDP per capita (PPP) is around $20,000.
Unfortunately, such numbers are very low in Europe. For example, Europe’s average GDP per capita is $20,000. Interestingly, this value is one of the lowest when compared to all neighbours of Belarus (excluding Ukraine, which has the GDP per value of around $13,000.
Population
In terms of population, Belarus is ranked 14th in Europe (After Hungary and behind Austria) with the approximate number of citizens of around 9.5 million citizens. However, due to large land coverage, there are only 46 Belarusians per square kilometer.
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