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The Russian Statistics Service has prepared the 10th
volume of the 2010 census results: “Fertility”
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1.5 million children have started first grade in Russia’s new
school year
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Over 5 thousand inclusive schools will be in operation in Russia
by the end of 2013
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20 percent of Moscow households don’t have the means to buy
all their children’s school supplies
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Kindergartens for a total of 50 thousand children will be built
by the end of the year
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Kindergarten fees in Russia will increase by no more than 5%
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The real size of pensions in July rose by 3%
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Ministry of Labor proposes to pay pensioners 10 thousand rubles
extra in cases of emergency
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Pensioners over 70 will be offered a “thirteenth pension”
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Over 3 billion rubles to be paid out for third child benefits
in 2013
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Moscow allows applications for marriage registration on the
internet
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Should students be trained for specific employers?
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Passport with electronic chip to be introduced in Russia starting
in 2016
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FMS to maintain a registration information base of citizens
of Russia
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Government may allow foreigners to remain in Russia without
a visa for 72 hours
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State Duma intends to leave children adopted by foreigners
their Russian citizenship
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Putin sympathetic to those who have emigrated in search of
work
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Procedure for obtaining temporary residence permit in the Russian
Federation to be simplified
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An immigration amnesty is not in the works in Russia
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One million migrant workers in Moscow
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The use of illegal labor must be firmly stopped
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Federation Council creates working group on migration
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190 thousand foreigners denied entry into Russia for violations
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The deportation of illegal immigrants will cost Moscow almost
800 thousand rubles
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Migrant workers in Sochi will be evicted from the city for
the duration of the Olympics
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Moscow authorities want to oblige migrants to pass a
medical examination in order to obtain a work permit
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Migrants in Moscow will no longer be tested for drug use
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Over 30 thousand new cases of HIV detected in Russia in the
first half of the year
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Ministry of Health keeps 20-minute norm for ambulance arrival
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The number of places in Moscow’s hospitals to be reduced by
one third
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Ministry of Health proposes to increase payments for medicines
for children with disabilities
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Nearly 60% of Russians could not find positive traits in Muscovites
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The population of Uzbekistan is over 30 million
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The population of Belarus on August 1 was 9461.5 thousand
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By 2015 Belarus will reach zero population decline
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In 2014 Belarus will develop a new national demographic security
concept
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In Belarus, 454 divorces for every 1000 marriages
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The education level of the population of Belarus is rising
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In Kazakhstan the cost of living rose in August by 5.9%
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In Belarus the rise of salaries continues
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In Belarus, salaries of state employees to increase slightly
from September 1
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Starting in 2014 the minimum wage in Armenia will be 50 thousand
drams
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Azerbaijan raises minimum wage
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In Azerbaijan, salaries of doctors and social benefits to increase
from September 1
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In Belarus, average pension is now 2.6 times higher than the
cost of living
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The average pension in Azerbaijan will grow to 170 manat
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Since September 1 the minimum pension in Georgia has increased
to 150 GEL
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Belarus to consider maternity capital with the state’s financial
capacity in mind
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Moldova’s economically active population has shrunk by 3.4%
over the past year
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Health workers and seamstresses: the professions most in demand
in Moldova
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State Duma to end Russian-Turkmen agreement on dual citizenship
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In exceptional cases foreigners will be able to stay in Moldova
for up to 15 days
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32 percent of Moldovans want to move to another country
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Moldova increases penalties for forced labor and begging
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60% of HIV cases in Armenia are migrant workers
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Belarus Ministry of Internal Affairs proposes to ban smoking
and drinking for those under 18 years of age
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No threat of plague spread in Kirgizia
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Kirgizia lifts bubonic plague quarantine
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The proportion of overweight Belarusians could reach 50% by
2050
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Most of the ruling Party of Regions in Ukraine’s parliament
won’t support law against discrimination of sexual minorities
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The number of students in Latvia decreased by 1000 over past
year
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Since 2006 the number of school children in Lithuania has decreased
by 31%
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Nearly 5 million Britons earning less than a living wage
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The average salary in Estonia has risen to 976 euros
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1 out of every 11 Estonians eats only one euro a day worth
of food
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In 2014 all pensions in Latvia will be indexed
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Male physicians in U.S. earn a third more than female ones
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U.S. authorities have given same-sex marriages the same status
as traditional ones from the point of view of taxation
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Europe faces a severe labor shortage
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Unemployment in Germany in August remained unchanged at 6.8%
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The number of students leaving Lithuania is 2.5 times higher
than the number of those coming there to study
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Chechen authorities deny information about mass requests by
Chechens for asylum in Germany
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As a result of the Syrian crisis, more than 7 million people
have become refugees
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Uganda agrees to accept on its territory Africans deported
by Israel
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Britons suffer from alcoholism and drug addiction more than
other Europeans
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Facebook involved in HIV education
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Tobacco is twice as likely to cause death among blacks and
mulattos as among white people
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In Estonia, women who smoke during pregnancy will be punished
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Do signs about the ban on smoking not work well?
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Nearly half of patients with hypertension are unaware of their
diagnosis
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Over a hundred persons have caught the new coronavirus
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Boys are discovered to be one and a half times more vulnerable
than girls
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European men have gotten 11 centimeters taller over the past
century
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Does poverty reduce mental capacity?
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Beijing tightens measures against environmental pollution
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The reduction of working hours has had no positive impact on
how Koreans feel
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“Novye Izvestiya” on “advice for Putin”
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the fact that social obligations will
not be increased any more
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“Slon.ru” on the maternity capital and other measures to support
families
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on the benefit of the maternity capital
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“Vedomosti” on optimizing the cost of pension benefits
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“Novye Izvestiya” on a possible increase in the retirement
age for low-paid workers
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“Izvestiya” on the new legislative “demographic” initiatives
of Mizulina
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“Vedomosti” on health care expenditures
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“Novye Izvestiya” on Muscovites through the eyes of the Civil
Registry Office
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the demographic situation in Germany
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“Den” on the price of Ukraine’s losses in World War II
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“Kommersant-Ukraina” on mortality from road accidents in Ukraine
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“Ekspert” on drug use
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“Ekspert” on suicide genes
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“Daily Mail” on obesity and health
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“Profil” on migration and elections
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“Ogonyok” on Anti-migrant Month
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“Izvestiya” and “Novye Izvestiya” on proposals to combat illegal
migration
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“Vedomosti” and “Kommersant” on migrants and crime
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“Kommersant” on the medical commission for migrants
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“Slon.Ru” on the “Mexico” of Europe
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“Paruskg.info” on the consequences of migration for Kyrgyzstan
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“Delfi.It” on the children of Lithuanian emigrants
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“Slon.ru” on the export of doctors from Cuba
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“Atlantico” and “Daily Mail” on the European immigration to
Germany and Great Britain
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“Der Spiegel” on the results of 30 years of immigration from
Ethiopia to Israel
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“Zonakz.net” on the status of repatriated Kazakhs
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on Syrian refuges in Switzerland
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“The American Conservative” on the Christians of Syria
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“Slon.ru” on informal employment
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the planned abolition of subsidies for
air travel in the eastern regions of Russia
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“Kommersant” on the attitude of Russians to the death penalty
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“La Stampa” on the height of men in Europe
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“Paruskg.info” on eugenic experiments in the U.S. and other
countries
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“Slon.ru” on the meaning of homosexuality
