…and Mali (1968) that overthrew pro-Soviet leaders were the final blow to the “Casablanca Bloc” and, in large part, ended the Soviets’ legitimacy in Africa. After seeing all the potential…
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…to restore objects of historical and cultural heritage; allow deductions of double the sum allocated for the restoration and preservation of historical and cultural monuments located in towns with less…
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…there were “more than sixty thousand independent associations involving nearly fifteen million people.”[40] One might look at the concept of “social capital” for this aspect of political culture. It “refers…
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…national minorities; developing their cultural and linguistic autonomy; cooperating and forming a national network of regional cultural centers that must become the heart for harmoniously developing all our peoples’ cultures;…
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…be stopped through political dialogue between the two sides in conflict, without outside interference). To avoid outside military intervention, Russia has proposed that Syria turn over their chemical weapons to…
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…at that moment, the Soviet Union had directed its political focus on the Turkish Straits, which were essential for developing trade routes from the USSR’s Black Sea and Caspian holdings….
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…materiel to Tsarist Russia to help keep the Central Powers split between two fronts. Because the traditional trade routes were cut off, all supplies came through Murmansk and Arkhangelsk in…
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…independence, including publishing and editorial freedom should be recognized in all media.” They also work with The International Federation of Journalists. MediaKratia is a national association encouraging journalists and civil…
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…Culture Festival, Europe’s largest such festival. All of this history and these changes are readily visible on the streets of modern Krakow. The Royal Capital of Krakow According to legend,…
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…of all the regions, all social groups, and all our country’s citizens. United Russia can, in the fullest sense, be an all-national and all-Russian party. Мы идём на выборы в…
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…village and regional identities (Cash 2007; Heintz 2005). The ethnic minorities, particularly Russians, also supported the pro-Moldovan elites on their policy of protecting minority rights (Juska 2001). Therefore, due to…
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…has evolved and expanded since its conception. Now an integrated part of Ukraine’s formal military forces, its leaders are currently active in local and national politics. Although they have been…
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…exploitation), or some mixture of the three. This paper will describe the physical, political, and psychological contexts of the Lake Baikal environmental debate and how environmental organizations in Irkutsk, Russia…
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…legal term referring to courts that can hear all types of cases, from civil to criminal to family law. These courts, like most court systems are divided into local, regional,…
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The Russian liberal democratic organization Solidarity (Солидарность) was founded in December 2008 by a range of opposition activists. These included several members of the political parties Yabloko (Яблоко), the Union…
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…Sioni Cathedral, and the Anchiskhati Church which draw pilgrims from all over the country. Overall, present day Tbilisi is an interesting mix of modern commerce and Caucasian tradition, and is…
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…internal and external financial obligations. To make matters worse, the Ukrainian economy was also threatened at this time by the loss of subsidized gas from Russia. While all former Soviet…
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…extremely volatile during the transition to capitalism, especially throughout the 1990s, leaving many women without jobs or financial security. Russian women, having grown up with the minimal, yet dependable financial…
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…Российскую семью. THE ALL-RUSSIA POLITICAL PARTY OF RODINA considers it necessary to align national public policy with mutu*]}*al respect for the traditions of all peoples inhabiting Russia, while acknowledging equality…
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…вряд ли Вы захотите поменять, в то же время Вас не хочется отпускать. Alexander Gamov: Who can it be, in your opinion? How can all this happen? You are unlikely…
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