Entries starting with T
- Taipei: Geography, History, Culture and Key FactsTaipei is the capital of Taiwan, a mountain-ringed basin city and seat of the Republic of China government since 1949.
- Taiwan: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTaiwan is a self-governed island democracy off the coast of mainland China, central to global semiconductor manufacturing and claimed by the People's Republic of China.
- Tajikistan: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTajikistan is a mountainous, Persian-speaking Central Asian country dominated by the Pamir range and highly dependent on remittances.
- Tanzania: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTanzania is an East African nation uniting mainland Tanganyika and Zanzibar, home to Mount Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti.
- TariffA tariff is a tax a government charges on imported goods, raising their price compared with goods made at home.
- Tehran: Geography, History and Key Facts About Iran’s CapitalTehran is the capital and largest city of Iran, built on the southern slopes of the Alborz Mountains on the country's northern plateau.
- Tel Aviv: History, the White City and Key Facts About Israel’s HubTel Aviv is Israel's economic and cultural hub, founded in 1909 and home to the UNESCO-listed White City.
- Thailand: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsThailand is a Southeast Asian constitutional monarchy, the only country in its region never colonized, now an upper-middle-income manufacturing hub.
- The Bahamas: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsThe Bahamas is an archipelagic nation of more than 700 islands in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Florida, traditionally the site of Columbus's 1492 landfall.
- The Gambia: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsThe Gambia is West Africa's smallest mainland country, nearly encircled by Senegal, known for the Atlantic slave trade history preserved at Kunta Kinteh Island.
- Timor-Leste: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTimor-Leste is a young Southeast Asian nation occupying eastern Timor island, independent since 2002 after Portuguese and Indonesian rule.
- Togo: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTogo is a narrow West African country on the Gulf of Guinea, known for Koutammakou's traditional mud tower-houses and long single-family rule.
- Tokyo: Japan’s Capital and the World’s Largest MetropolisTokyo is the capital of Japan and the world's most populous metropolitan area, grown from the historic city of Edo.
- Tonga: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTonga is a Polynesian archipelago kingdom, the Pacific's last monarchy and the only Pacific nation never formally colonized.
- Toronto: Canada’s Largest City on Lake OntarioToronto is the largest city in Canada and the capital of Ontario, located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario.
- Total fertility rateThe total fertility rate is the number of children a woman would have at one year's age-specific birth rates.
- Treasury yieldA Treasury yield is the annual return an investor earns on US government debt, set by the price buyers pay in the market.
- Trinidad and Tobago: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTrinidad and Tobago is a twin-island Caribbean republic near Venezuela, built on oil and gas wealth and the birthplace of steelpan music.
- Tunis: History, the Medina and Key Facts About Tunisia’s CapitalTunis is Tunisia's capital and largest city, a Mediterranean port built around a UNESCO-listed medina and the historic Zitouna Mosque.
- Tunisia: Geography, History, Government and Key FactsTunisia is a North African Mediterranean nation, home to ancient Carthage and the birthplace of the Arab Spring.
- Turkey: Geography, History, Culture and Key FactsTurkey is a transcontinental country spanning Southeast Europe and Southwest Asia, bridging the Balkans, the Caucasus, and the Middle East.
- Turkmenistan: Geography, History, Culture and Key FactsTurkmenistan is a landlocked, desert dominated Central Asian country holding the world's fourth largest natural gas reserves.
- Tuvalu: Geography, History, Culture and Key FactsTuvalu is a nine island Polynesian nation in the central Pacific, among the lowest lying and most climate vulnerable countries on Earth.
- TyphoonA typhoon is a tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific whose sustained winds reach about 119 kilometers per hour or more.