…minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Qb_rIzNZes You can find considerable images from the Times and Epochs festival held on Tverskaya here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74MLxkywe_o Navalny speaks on the results of the Russia-wide protests: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziD1eUhmFEk…
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…might be $400-$450.”[16] Many of these girls were connected with juvenile gangs, and there was a much higher rate of petty theft and other crime among youth prostitutes than their…
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…leader within Russia’s highly fractured anti-Kremlin opposition. Though initially a marginal political figure, Navalny used his LiveJournal blog to expose government corruption, building a steady and loyal online liberal following…
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…on geopolitics and foreign relations for your future in government, business, or academia. SRAS Online sometimes offers classes and lectures online from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Several universities in the United States…
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…Turkmenistan’s oil and gas wealth, however, meant that the government could supply citizens with free gas and water, cheap electricity, and significantly-subsidized housing – luxuries unavailable to most suffering through…
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…entirely online publications. Lenta in particular often turns up as a reference in the New York Times and The Washington Post. Both sites belong Rambler&Co (see “Media Conglomerates,” below). Lenta…
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Sergei Mironov, the Chairman of the Fair Russia political party in Russia. Photo from www.spb.mironov.ru The Fair Russia Party was created in 2006 from a merger of three smaller parties….
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…influence legislation. Tensions mounted and rumors circulated that Plahotniuc was using his new role in politics to “buy the country” in the words of then-Prime Minister Filat, a political rival…
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…they perhaps have ever been, considerable hard work and challenges still lie ahead. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9smD823aE0 Above: This BBC Interview shows many key TV moments, including scenes from Servant of the People,…
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…too strapped with debt to buy the machinery required to operate efficiently – or operate at all. Although no specific plans have been made for this area, besides a statement…
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…Library between 1814-1917, it was the first national library in Russia. Catherine the Great approved the establishment in 1795, and who herself owned the domestic libraries of Voltaire and Diderot….
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…to sell back portions of the land, but only at $1,500 per 100 square meters, which most workers could not afford. Many argued they shouldn’t have to buy their own…
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…in this manner or from the online catalogs. (Not all of the resources in the library are listed in the online catalogs.) However, there is one exception to this rule:…
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…law in their ability to buy land. После запуска рынка, государственные и коммунальные земли будут продаваться, и предоставляться в аренду через открытый электронный аукцион. Информация будет доступна для всех в…
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…Moscow, Russia. Online. Кавказский узел [Caucasian Knot]. 2015. “Жители Чечни подвергли подозреваемых в поджоге зиярта порицанию Residents of Chechnya censure suspects in the arson of a ziarat],” November 19. Online….
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…West and about $90-$100 billion from oil prices falling by 30% during the financial crisis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8azGnUGvqwg -A 2014 CNN interview of Finance Minister Siluanov in Washington D.C. concerning the financial…
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…-0.01 0.105 0.195 0.111 (-0.08) (-1.17) -0.47 (-0.4) Birth Rate -0.488*** -0.407*** -0.606*** -0.415*** (-4.26) (-5.03) (-4.61) (-3.96) Kuznet’s Ratio (10/10) -0.086 -0.113*** -0.108 -0.1 (-1.4) (-2.59) (-0.99) (-1.28) Unemployment…
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…be renamed in his honor пожизненно возглавлять: to head (an organization) for life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKY_dV9j8gM Garbage Reform in Russia Considerable coverage was given by Western media and thinktanks to the…
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…the tribute demanded by the Mongols from those diverse and fractured lands. Ivan used his new source of finances to build infrastructure, buy land, and offer loans to surrounding principalities…
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…Kazan from fourteen hours to about three. The project calls for some 400 miles of new high-speed rail. The government approved the project in May 2013, but it has encountered…
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