…WTO membership (like rights over anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations). While there is much speculation on the actual short-, medium-, and long-term effects of Russia’s WTO membership, it is important…
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…cost 10 som, and three-year passes cost 100 som. Both the latter require presentation of ID documentation (passport) and one’s Bishkek address. View from first floor at the National Library…
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…local sailors in 1906, it would continue to grow until the Revolution began in 1917. As WWI was still raging, American, British, and Japanese forces occupied the city together with…
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…way for Russian expansion into the Sochi region. Russian forces met stiff resistance from the Ubykh and other Circassian people, who received munitions and other support from the British. On…
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…to start running smoothly – for example, when the embassy switched to all-electronic applications before the online form was glitch-free. The recent switch to a contractor to accept visa applications…
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…country focuses on resource extraction to the detriment of other industries. Thus, about 30% of Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) and 60% of its exports depend on oil. In addition,…
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…a basketball into the net. When he announced that he would head United Russia’s list of political candidates, suddenly all the rules of the game, and indeed the game itself,…
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…100 Days Действия Сталинского президента-коммуниста в первые 100 ДНЕЙ: 1. The elected President of Russia of the Communist Party of the Communists of Russia will give a public oath at…
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…Gertrudis cattle, as well as explore the possibility of buying farming machinery. The Soviet delegates also brought back samples of hybrid corn to grow. However, these tangible successes were not…
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…who came to the steppes during Krushchev’s Virgin Lands campaign in the 1950s, and technical workers who worked in mining and the extraction of other national resources, who were officially…
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…was published on his blog, which was widely read. Navalny was fined 100,000 rubles (then about $1,800) and forced to publish a retraction. Navalny eyes the Kremlin with the Cathedral…
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…final exams in Russian. Only a few were successful; others were forced to drop out or spend extra time learning the Russian required.[97] Finnish-Americans were terrified that their language might…
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…a 1916 decree forced Kazakhs into conscription, a revolt broke out, but failed because the Kazakhs had no weapons and were poorly organized. To avoid death, tens of thousands fled…
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…Rus’ territory as part of the Orthodox Christian network, with Vladimir’s rule and his place within that network legitimized with baptism and with marriage to Basil’s sister, Anna. (Poppe, 1982,…
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…so, maintaining the current management force will allow a change in the administrative system that will alow it to respond to current challenges. Москве нужны: полная прозрачность всех решений, подотчетность…
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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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…to the network of ties that keep people engaged in various kinds of cooperative endeavours”[41] and these will in turn affect levels of trust and expectations of government. A low…
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…that free access to socially important domestic internet services be available across Russia. I repeat that in this case people will not have to pay for the internet service, for…
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…is derived from the Russian word for 100 and denotes an area of 100 square meters. It is still the most common unit of measure for a dacha plot. Позже,…
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…forces. In 2009, while working with the Left Front, he helped form the Russian United Labor Front (Rot Front; Российский Объединённый Трудовой Фронт), another attempt to unite Russia’s leftist forces….
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