…Armenia’s overall per capita levels. Mineral deposits were prospected and mined, many for the first time. Gold, silver, copper, and molybdenum mines were opened, often with American, British, and Armenian…
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…throughout the building. They have a multitude of computers you can use, free wifi, and a decent amount of English-language reading material aside. The library offers reading rooms, work stations…
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…politics. Poroshenko created a new party, Party of Ukraine Solidarity, based on the Solidarity faction. In November, 2000, this party helped create the Party of Regions, the pro-Russia party that…
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…1930-х- 1950-х годов, большие частные дачи вернулись как знак политической благосклонности, их давали писателям, ученым, политикам, спортсменам, композиторам и другим. In the 1960s, in the Khruschev era, the authorities instituted…
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…growing season. Agriculture is now a major component of Chechnya’s growing commercial economy: Chechens produce grapes, grains, and vegetables, and raise cattle, goats, and sheep. However, the local economy is…
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…main stage, which was equipped with a projector, background posters, and a microphone. Afterwards, attendees had the opportunity to participate in a yoga class. Then, a documentary on climate change…
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…большинства видов молочных продуктов из США, стран Евросоюза, Канады, Австралии и Норвегии.imposed a one-year ban on the import of beef, pork, vegetables and fruit, poultry, fish, cheeses, milk and most…
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…to artists, actors, and musicians, and to Patriarch Alexei for his work in bringing about a “spiritual rebirth of Russian society.” For many, Russia Day was celebrated this year with…
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…a balancing act between its conservative and liberal forces and its Ukrainian, Russian, and Tatar populations. Today, however, the political tensions that can be felt in Ukraine can be understood,…
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…rapidly becoming denser, traffic congestion also reached critical levels. At the same time, schools were in short supply, basic infrastructure was in disrepair, and Luzhkov, on multiple occasions, leveled criticism…
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…to choose which politicians sit in which seats. It is the right of a person to find rewarding work, comfortable housing, a progressive education, quality healthcare, and, finally, the right…
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…regime, Moldova represents a system where constant change has led to dysfunction and gridlock. Moldova provides a fascinating case study of how demographics, history, shifting public sentiment, corruption, and even…
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…cooperation with the Communists, thus representing an early crack in that once-powerful party. When the constitutional crisis began in 2009, Filat helped form the Alliance for European Integration (AEI), comprised…
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…the best news from the first days of protests may have had nothing to do with the opposition’s demand for business reform, a constitutional revision, an end to corruption, or…
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…Trade, Economic, and Scientific-Technological Cooperation, Kudrin managed the state’s internal and external debts, implemented welfare, housing, and public utility reform, and oversaw foreign economic relations. Kudrin and the Ministry of…
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…Presidential race Political Party On May 15, 2019, a few weeks after the presidential elections, Vakarchuk posted on his Facebook page, “Friends, come to the observation deck tomorrow near the…
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…header to be scanned and processed while the payload remains unscanned and, in theory, confidential. Deep packet inspection, however, looks beyond the header, into the payload of the packet. This…
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…Intel, Cisco and IBM among its members. The Kazakh nation itself is cosmopolitan. By religion, is divided nearly equally between Muslim and Russian Orthodox, with some Catholics, protestants, and other…
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…of the Civil War, sealing the Bolshevik victory. Under the Soviets, growth and development continued with industrial, military, communication, and transportation infrastructure all being built. The region around the city…
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…for more than two years following the dissolution of the USSR. In 1993, however, Voronin helped create a new communist party, the PCRM, and was shortly thereafter elected its leader….
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