…the present day, dozens of soldiers are killed along the line of contact each year. Rhetoric on both sides remained fiercely militaristic, with Azerbaijan, for instance, reacting to plans to…
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…little public input. In addition, some critics accuse him of corruption and of using public funds on public art installations and entertainment venues instead of on additional spending for education…
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…country like Kyrgyzstan; when there is any incident, members of both ethnicities tend to congregate wherever the unrest is occurring to forcefully support members of their own ethnicity. For instance,…
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…In 1881, for instance, General Mikhail Skobelev led Russian forces in a 23-day siege of the Goek Tepe fortress. About 14,000 Turkmen civilians and soldiers were killed, many while fleeing…
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…The state, for instance, maintained a rigid commitment to its first Five-Year-Plan, which had been first enacted shortly before the split with the help of Soviet advisors. By placing direct…
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…by policy shifts), пропускная способность системы (processing capacity), доступ к юридической помощи (access to legal counsel), а также политизация самой системы (and the politization of the system). For instance, заявители…
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…with about 280,000 active troops. Ukraine is also much better armed, with American missiles and military advisors and Turkish drones, for instance. America has also made a much greater show…
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…there are a few important caveats. As noted by Charman, the extent to which the liberalizing legislative changes are enforced is questionable, and corporate governance, for instance, remains an issue…
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…as a migrant laborer in other CIS countries. Firuza says: He needs to study mathematics, so he can be a banker, for instance, or even a diplomat. Whatever it is…
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…The Buryat have been fairly successful in maintaining their traditions. For instance, many still speak their native Mongol dialect. They are traditionally Buddhist or Shamanist (a pagan tradition), although some…
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…disruptions of the time. Apartment leasing companies in Russia are extremely rare (companies who own a whole building, for instance, and rent all apartments within it). Thus, people who want…
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…instance of modern, public welfare policy in Europe. She ties the policy and its rationale to the identity and essential socio-scientific inclination of the modern nation. Comparing the Soviet Union’s…
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…in other European countries (for instance, in Germany it is 18%). This is aggravated by the fact that a significant amount of healthcare expenditures is consumed by informal payments (bribes…
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…Gabala site in Azerbaijan. The loss of control over Soviet-era installations forced Moscow to prepare an air defense with a shrunken perimeter. In Ukraine and Latvia, where the political winds…
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…levels of economic development. Instability throughout the region is well documented due to high-profile cases such as the civil war in Ukraine, tension in Georgia, the conflict over Nagarno-Karabakh, and…
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…often accompanied by people investing into dachas – by adding greenhouses, for instances. However, most dacha gardens now represent hobbies rather than a means of income or survival. В средней…
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…led some political circles to sound the alarm about protecting sovereignty from foreign ties and obligations. In order to finance their portion of the railway, for instance, the Kyrgyz government…
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…with an interest in the scientific study of cultures and identities. Other Austrian films also focused on scientific study. For instance, the 1916 film Prisoner of War Camp[53] features Rudolf…
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…occupied by rugged people, have a long history of resisting invasion. The native Ubykh people of the Sochi area, for instance, were only fully conquered by the Russians in the…
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…as more competitive modern stores entered the market. Cherkizovsky, for instance, was forcibly closed in 2009 after numerous instances of selling counterfeit goods and tax evasion. Foreign Firms Enter the…
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