Georgia: New State, Deep Roots
…Russia and revive the trade lost under Saakashvilli. Saakashvili’s second and final term will end in 2013. He and his party have no clear successor; Saakashvili may have intended to…
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…effective social welfare state is the creation and enactment of a democratic, popularly controlled system of comprehensive guarantees and conditions to ensure a dignified life for the citizenry. Действуя в…
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Layers of Identity: Self-identity in U.S. child immigrants from the former Soviet Union
…to the idea that there were more Chinese-Americans in California, where the first group was tested, than there were Hmong-Americans in Minnesota, where the second group was tested. The Chinese-Americans…
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New Diameter Lines of Moscow Metro Open
Moscow’s public transportation system continues to grow and develop at an incredible pace. New “above ground” metro lines are now being developed, which include a second circle line around the…
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Putin’s National Address on Pension Reform
…what we can see ourselves. Some people live long lives, while some of our family members and friends unfortunately leave this world very early. I am referring to an impartial…
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VESTNIK: Call for Papers, Editorial Board, Policies, and Processes
…that member’s expertise. Authors are notified of their acceptance or non-acceptance by the Editor-in-Chief or a Managing Editor. One-on-one editorial responsibilities (the first phase of the editing process, detailed above)…
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Nuclear War: How the United States and the Soviet Union Fought Over Information in Chernobyl’s Aftermath
…of Maine.”[18] The logical implication follows that atomic power is unsafe only in the irresponsible West. At the same time, however, the Soviet press found excuses for their own catastrophe:…
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Turkmenistan: A Rich, Desert Land
…geography has shaped the country. For the original (larger) image, click here. Early History Humans have inhabited areas of present-day Turkmenistan for at least 8,000 years. The earliest evidence of…
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5G Networks in Russia: Development and Trajectories
…10 to 15 percent of the infrastructure. In the second scenario, everything is the same except 50 to 70 percent of the infrastructure is shared. In the third scenario, there…
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Bishkek: “A Place Below the Mountains”
…Bishkek continues to grow and develop. However, there are some, like Jack Losh of Time Magazine in 2010, who still consider Bishkek “a time capsule of Soviet-era architecture. Relief map…
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Kyrgyzstan: A Small Country with a Big Stick
…structure thought to house the remains of the hero. Kyrgyzstan recently built a large tourist park around this structure. The Scythians were the first recorded residents of the region, living…
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4 Cities in Uzbekistan: One of the World’s Ancient Civilizations
…was like coming home. It was wonderful to be able to cross the border without a visa – since the death of former president Karimov, the Uzbek government has been…
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Tbilisi: The Immortal City
…and coming neighborhoods like Vake are home to modern high-rises and expensive apartment buildings, while many of the cities further suburbs are filled with poorly maintained high-rises like those of…
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Ordinary Men? Collaboration and Resistance in Occupied Mogilevskaya Oblast’
…the latter were much more valuable) for the disclosure of a single member of this effective committee.[75] This bounty was apparently effective, as the head of the group, Mette, noted…
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Crimea: Prosperity in Unity or Separatism?
…and its unique place within the Ottoman Empire, click here. By the middle of the 16th Century, the Khanate felt powerful enough to declare itself the successor of the Golden…
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AI in Publishing and Education
…were told not to. While some additional prompts can improve the output, some seem to only confuse the program and the resulting output can be worse. This is especially the…
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Life with Aids in Rural Russia: A Photo Essay
…(independent of the local AIDS centre) where they could set up a centre for people living with HIV/AIDS. This centre would house GOLOS (‘VOICE’), the self-help group that Svetlana set…
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The Rediscovery of the “Russian World”
…of Kazakhstan encourages the teaching of Kazakh, English, and Russian, and the success of this plan so far makes Kazakhstan unique among the post-Soviet states. “The three-languages policy, as we…
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Russia’s Arctic Development: Problems and Priorities
…usage, the continental shelf), including those for energy production. However, surface waters in EEZ’s remain international water. Map of the Arctic showing the July Isotherm line (orange), the Arctic tree…
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Deconstructing the Millennium Manifesto: The Yeltsin-Putin Transition and the Rebirth of Ideology
…in Eurasian and Slavophilic terms, appropriated the Russian idea in its entirety. The nationalists also emphasise samobytnost’ while the liberal-democratic rhetoric consciously leaves the Russian idea alone and prefers the…
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