Sentence examples for closed countries from inspiring English sources

One of Africa's most closed countries offers just such lures, however, and has become the latest seeking to boost tourism, an increasingly important sector that is moving beyond the cliches of safari parks and skint backpackers.

In relatively closed countries, like Egypt, rapid shifts in social networks can trigger upheaval, he says.

North Korea, one of the world's most closed countries, selects its guests carefully.

North Korea is one of the most closed countries in the world, so it is difficult to determine what effect this could ultimately have on Mr. Kim's regime.

It is the modern equivalent of efforts by organizations like the Voice of America to reach the citizens of closed countries.

Bernstein's central argument is that Human Rights Watch should focus only on "closed" countries, such as China, and not report on "open" societies such as Israel.

BURMA VJ Reporting From a Closed Country Opens on Wednesday in Manhattan.

The leader of the formerly closed country has reached out to other countries too, most notably South Korea.

Japan was, in fact, an officially closed country between 1639 and 1854, with no immigration or foreign travel allowed, on penalty of death.

But Russia is still effectively a closed country.

Should his admission make him seem less than courageous, consider "Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country".