…bringing cash to develop valuable hydroelectric projects, but also providing sizable military and economic aid packages, outstripping the minor efforts of US military-run training programs. Given Washington’s lackluster diplomacy, it…
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…rationalisation of all social relationships, culminating in a reduction of all relations to legal-contractual obligations like the ‘social contract’, leading to conflict, crisis and collapse – problems that the Slavophiles…
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…“война”war by some Russian media. Other media called it only “боевые действия”military actions. Whatever it is called, although it is officially over, there is still no peace in the region,…
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…94-6. [28] The Constitutional Democratic Party was a liberal Russian political party formed in 1905, which called for gradual reform and comprised a very significant portion of the First and…
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…also made in September 2006 that Allen had used racial slurs and demonstrated racist behavior toward African-Americans while he was in college. Allen also has an apparent affinity for displaying…
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…reject a totalitarian portrayal of individuals controlled mentally and physically by the state. However, there is little exploration of the potential genuineness of the ideologies shared by these political actors….
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…to the local office of the Ministry of Environmental, Industrial, and Nuclear Supervision, which must approve or deny the system within one month, and then the electric meter needs to…
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…Sevastopol and also will obtain all the military ports and military bases in Crimea. Before, Russia had to rely on treaties with Ukraine для поддержания этой стратегической позицииto maintain this…
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The National Library of Russia has multiple locations in St. Petersburg. How to Sign Up Library cards can be attained at the Registration Desks either on the ground floor of…
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…According to The Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resources, 17,500 illegal dumps exist in Russia at present. Without environmental monitoring, such sites present health risks for local populations. An…
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…national sexual education curriculum and comprehensive HIV awareness campaigns, and that international organizations recognize the cultural, historical and political idiosyncrasies that influence educational methodology. Ideally, international partnerships might serve as…
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…of local Tatar culture. Religiously, Crimea is a mixture of Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, and Sunni Muslim beliefs, with the minarets of mosques rising next to church steeples along the coast…
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…major recipient of Chinese investment. For Russia, Kyrgyzstan is also important as a trade route and military ally. It is also pivotal in controlling the heroin trade from Afghanistan that…
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…relates to territorial integrity. We have resolved all the questions we had, and all the documents are signed. I do not quite understand what a legal evaluation of these actions…
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…the least out of the three Caucasian republics, as it did not have the oil reserves of Azerbaijan, nor the industrial capacity of Georgia (although Armenia’s industrial capacity had doubled…
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…see a total investment of 20 trillion rubles into various social and economic spheres in Russia. A major forum was recently held in the Moscow region that called a wide…
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…Photo from www.spb.mironov.ru A Just Russia, a social-democratic party, has made at least two overtures to the Communist Party of Russia. The first was a proposal to merge and came…
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…to avoid some pitfalls and move from being the only democracy in Central Asia to being the only parliamentary-presidential democracy in the region. The new constitution will allow political party…
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…years still stand. Today, Uzbekistan remains Central Asia’s most populous country. Although mostly desert, it is rich in mineral wealth and its Ferghana Valley is the region’s most agriculturally productive…
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…from all the major candidates. What do you think, have they improved? Sergei Sobyanin (United Russia): Alexei Navalny: Nikolai Levichev (Just Russia): Sergei Mitrokhin (Yabloko): And also Mikhail Degtyarev (LDPR):…
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