…Romanian was declared the official state language in 1989; in addition, the written script was switched from Cyrillic characters to Latin characters. National elections, which took place the following year,…
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…loss of political unity allowed the Church to rise as an embodiment of both religious and national identity while filling the gap of lost political identity (Riasanovsky, 57). The unique…
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…в условиях посткоммунистического перехода: региональный аспект. [Social and Political Capital of Civil Society in the Conditions of Post-communist Transition: Regional Aspect]” Ed. Alexander Y. Sungurov. Trans. Jacqueline Dufal*]}*la. Публичное пространство,…
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…значительную часть полуторачасовой дискуссии. Political differences stand as the main obstacle to the development of cooperation. One of the most pressing issues is the unilateral withdrawal of the United States…
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…transcript and translation below is as given on the Kremlin’s official site. It has been reformatted so that students of language can better use it as a learning resource. All…
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…to its people and the world, several Scandinavian states had already detected radiation and an evacuation was underway in Pripyat. Over the ensuing decades, the accident would prove responsible for…
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…paper before publication under the guidance of our editorial board. Policies Papers are published across the SRAS Family of Sites, with a central page for each issue posted on GeoHistory….
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…Most live along the comparatively well-watered borders. One fifth lives in the three largest cities: Ashgabat (the capital), Dashoguz, and Turkmenabat (both industrial cities and transport hubs). Turkmenbashi, on the…
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…5G development. Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development is officially responsible for the Digital Economy National Project and introduction of 5G in Russia however, development has also been significantly affected by…
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…at Manas International Airport, a logistical hub for the coalition effort in Afghanistan. It is also Kyrgyzstan’s financial center, home to 21 commercial banks and a large number of industrial…
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…languages are Kyrgyz and Russian, the former being the state language and the latter being an “official language” of the state – it is a lingua franca and a dominant…
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…by the Kushan Empire. However, when the Samanids later came into power, they created a large feudal state, with Bukhara as its capital. It was part of what came to…
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…today in landmarks such as the Sioni Cathedral. Science and the arts also flourished in this period, and Tbilisi began to gain a reputation as a great city even beyond…
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…National Historical Library and the Russian State Library.[1] These memoirs, although burdened by the confines of Soviet censorship, are rich sources of information typically ignored by Western historians. Several Wehrmacht…
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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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…Because of this, new cellular networks are needed… comments Artificial Intelligence in Russia Posted: 20 February 2022 Artificial intelligence has been rising in practical uses for the past several decades….
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…pictures are also available from the AFEW site (without captions). All material reproduced here with the permission of Liza Shurik and AFEW. According to UN estimates, between .5 and 1.5…
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…language or even of a so-called “official language,” which can be used in the public sphere. In these countries, Russian is taught as one of several foreign languages, and schools…
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…the legal definition is not to be confused with the geological definition of the term, which also includes the continental slope and continental rise. (Insert picture showing the difference) Any…
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…on this latest transition in Russia, from Yeltsin’s ‘pendulum of power’ to Putin’s ‘power vertical,’ this transcendental aspect (which I will term “symbolic power”) of state power has been largely…
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