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                Infant mortality in Russia down to 8.2 deaths for every thousand 
                  live births 
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                New pension formula could significantly increase pension amount 
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                Amendments to the laws on pension reform will be made within 
                  the next month 
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                The maternity capital can be used for renting housing or opening 
                  a business 
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                Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets is against tying the maternity 
                  capital in with family income 
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                An additional payout for a third and each subsequent  child 
                  has proven its merit 
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                The birth of a third and subsequent children has grown by 10% 
                  in a number of regions 
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                Russia has climbed to 61st place in a British ranking 
                  of affluent countries 
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                In Moscow 23.5 thousand unemployed registered for 140.9 thousand 
                  job openings 
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                FMS proposes to stop issuing paper passports beginning in 2016 
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                Replacing ‘paper’ passports with electronic ones will give 
                  more than 120 thousand Russians access to e-services 
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                Formerly deported persons will not be eligible for Russian 
                  citizenship in future 
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                Does Russia need an immigration ombudsman? 
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                The effectiveness of the compatriot resettlement program will 
                  be evaluated by new criteria 
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                The influx of internal migrants into Moscow and its region 
                  is 120 times greater than the outflow 
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                FMS reports a growth in the number of those seeking jobs in 
                  Russia 
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                Kudrin says Russian economy can’t do without migrants 
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                Revised bill on “rubber” apartments submitted to State Duma 
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                New bill in the works to regulate the employment of foreigners 
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                Bill submitted to Duma regarding the stay of migrant workers 
                  from Tajikistan 
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                Lawmakers propose to tighten the issuance of patents for the 
                  work of foreigners employed by private individuals 
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                State Duma to make special requirements for migrant drivers 
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                The maximum stay for CIS citizens in Russia may be 90 days 
                  per 6-month period 
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                Vorobyov supports Sobyanin’s initiative to introduce a special 
                  migration regime 
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                Moscow region will support investors doing without migrant 
                  workers 
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                FMS does not approve of amnesty for illegal aliens 
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                Does the Migration Service need investigative bodies?  
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                An increasing number of crimes committed by foreigners in Russia 
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                FMS proposes to deport all foreigners with a criminal record 
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                Putin urges Zhirinovsky not to harm  
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                Russian values 
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                Doctors concerned about increase of cardiovascular diseases 
                  in 25 regions of Russia 
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                Over 20 million Russians so far have undergone mass health 
                  examinations  
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                Have perinatal centers contributed to the growth of fertility? 
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                Russians will be treated in sanatoriums  
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                3.4 billion rubles allocated for tuberculosis treatment in 
                  the regions 
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                Golikova foresees deterioration in the quality of medical services 
                  in 2014 
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                Skvortsova denies that the quality of medical services may 
                  decline in 2014 
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                New standards set for financing free healthcare 
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                Private clinics have begun providing free health care twice 
                  as often as before 
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                Azerbaijan’s population reaches 9442.5 thousand people 
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                Armenia’s population down by 10 thousand people since the start 
                  of the year 
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                By 2015 Moldova will take first place in the world for population 
                  decline 
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                Transnistria’s population declining 
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                In 2013 the natural decline in the population of Belarus decreased 
                  by 28% 
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                Life expectancy of Belarusian men in 2015 will increase by 
                  12 years; in women, by 9 
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                Life expectancy in Kazakhstan has increased by 2.5 years 
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                Belarusians are aging rapidly 
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                Kirgizia authorities urge women not to have too many children 
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                In 2014 the cost of living in Ukraine will increase by 6.8% 
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                In Belarus, pensions and benefits up as of November 1st 
                 
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                In Kirgizia, the guaranteed minimum income to reach $14.5 
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                In Azerbaijan, families with five or more children will be 
                  paid social benefits for each child 
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                In Kirgizia, over 3 thousand children left without parental 
                  care 
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                Due to lack of kindergartens 35.2% of Kirgiz women stay at 
                  home 
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                The number of kindergartens in Kazakhstan will increase to 
                  10,000 
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                In Kirgizia, 212 thousand people without jobs 
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                Moldova’s integration into the EU will be decided by popular 
                  referendum 
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                Moldovans will be able to get Romanian citizenship without 
                  leaving the country 
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                Over 70 people have received South Ossetian passports 
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                Internal  passports will be issued to citizens of Azerbaijan 
                  regardless of where they are registered or live 
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                Russians will still be able to enter Ukraine without passports 
                  for foreign travel  
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                Starting in November 2013 citizens of Kazakhstan will be fingerprinted 
                  for Schengen Visa 
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                Chisinau hopes to sign an agreement with Moscow on migration 
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                Over the last two years 1.2 million Ukrainians have worked 
                  abroad 
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                70% of Kirgiz citizens who have left to work in Russia are 
                  working in Moscow 
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                In 2014 migrants from Kirgizia will have a harder time finding 
                  jobs in Kazakhstan 
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                Chinese citizens receive 67% of  the job quota in Kirgizia 
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                State-owned enterprises in Belarus hire Asian migrant workers 
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                The largest group of foreign workers in Belarus are the Chinese 
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                Up to 15 thousand  Meskhetian Turks want to return to 
                  Georgia 
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                In the first half-year over $1.6 billion in remittances sent 
                  to Tajikistan from Russia 
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                30% of migrant workers’ money enters Moldavia unofficially 
                 
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                Over 800 thousand women in Kazakhstan suffer from infertility 
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                In Vietnam, 90 millionth citizen born 
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                Oman and Qatar are world leaders in terms of pace of population 
                  growth 
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                Over 30% of Estonia’s population lives in Tallinn 
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                In Latvia nearly 62 thousand men over 30 are living with their 
                  parents 
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                Control population census has begun in Bosnia and Herzegovina 
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                Fertility falling in Turkey 
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                57 million children in world have no access to school 
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                In U.S., cuts in food assistance program for low-income persons 
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                ECHR upholds Portuguese government’s decision to reduce the 
                  pensions of civil servants  
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                In 2014-2015 salaries in Estonia will grow more slowly than 
                  in Latvia and Lithuania 
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                In Latvia parental benefits will increase  
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                as of next year 
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                9.3 million persons in Syria are in need of humanitarian aid 
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                Unemployment in Italy has reached 12.5% 
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                One in seven people in the world is a migrant 
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                Canada intends to receive 265 thousand immigrants next year 
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                The number of illegal immigrants entering the EU through the 
                  Mediterranean has doubled 
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                Saudi authorities have announced raids against migrants 
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                USA has  secret quotas for arresting immigrants 
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                The number of Syrian refugees in Turkey has exceeded 600 000 
                  persons 
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                Vatican discusses problem of modern slavery 
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                Terrorist acts in 2012 killed about 15.5 thousand people around 
                  the world 
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                New York to ban the sale of cigarettes to persons under 21 
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                Scientists expect a doubling in the number of strokes in 2030 
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                Syria threatened by polio 
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                Rickets and scurvy among British children to be eliminated 
                   with free vitamins 
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                Mortality from heat waves in Europe has doubled in last 30 
                  years 
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                Latvian hospitals short on money to treat patients 
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                Over last 400 years the percentage of “cuckolds” in Europe 
                  has not changed 
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                “Novaya Gazeta” on Biryulyovo and politics 
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                “Kommersant-Vlast” on Sobyanin’s views on migration 
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                “Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on the events in Biryulyovo through 
                  the eyes of Geydar Jemal and Vladimir Tor 
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                “Itogi” on whether there are national enclaves in Moscow 
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                “News.tj” on the events in Biryulyovo through the eyes of CIS 
                  countries 
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                “Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on expanding the list of grounds for denying 
                  Russian citizenship 
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                “Kommersant” on unemployment and migrant qutoas 
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                “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on the ban on selling quotas 
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                “Vedomosti” on making migrants pay to enter Russia  
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                “Izvestiya” on fines for renting housing to illegal immigrants 
                  in the Moscow region 
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                “Slon.ru” on “socially-oriented” anti-immigrant organizations 
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                “Novye Izvestiya” on new papers for migrant workers  
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                “Argumenty i Fakty” on an unprecedented “tolerance” towards 
                  migrants 
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                “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on those responsible for ethnic crime 
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                “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on ridding Sochi of migrants  
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                “Kommersant” on an amnesty for migrants 
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                “Izvestiya” on an immigration ombudsman 
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                “Ogonyok” and “Moskovskie novosti” on migrants and the economy 
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                “Belorusskiy partisan”  on migrant transfers in Belarus 
                 
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                “Belorusskiy partisan” on attracting immigrants to rural areas 
                  in Belarus  
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                “Ogonyok” on migration in the history of St. Petersburg 
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                “Moskovskie novosti” on migrants in Moscow 
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                “Slon.ru” on seasonal migrant workers 
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                “Zerkalo nedeli” on the struggle against illegal migrants in 
                  the EU 
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                “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on European integration and migration 
                  between Russia and Ukraine 
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                “Polit.ru” on the UK immigration policy 
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                “Zerkalo nedeli” on how British conservatives view migration 
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                “Kommersant” on Britain’s immigration law 
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                “Vedomosti” on the Australian way of understanding migrants 
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                “Snob” on migration studies 
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                “Vedomosti” on emigration from Russia 
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                “Bdg.by” on emigration intentions in Belarus 
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                “Atlantico” on tax increases and emigration from France 
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                “Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on a meeting of the Council for Inter-Ethnic 
                  Relations in Ufa 
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                “Fokus” on inter-ethnic relations in Ukraine 
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                “Vesti sevodnya” on Europe’s fertility champions 
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                “Forbes” on demographic forecasts in Russia 
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                “Izvestiya” on the use of the maternity capital 
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                “Moskovskie Novosti” on the maternity capital after 2016 
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                “Belarus sevodnya” on the maternity capital in Belarus 
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                “Kommersant” on a possible ban on free abortions 
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                “Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on reproductive medicine 
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                “Ogonyok” on giving birth abroad 
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                “Polit.ru” on having three parents 
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                “La Vanguardia” on ecology and the health of newborns 
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                “Moskovskie novosti” on inter-regional and intra-regional inequality 
                  in Russia 
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                “Novye Izvestiya” on subsidizing the regions for salaries of 
                  state employees 
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                “Novye Izvestiya” on the outflow of personnel from Russian 
                  industry 
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                “Kommersant” on the development program for  small towns 
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                “Moskovskie Novosti” on the pension dilemma for Russians 
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                “Izvestiya” on people’s lack of confidence in the pension system 
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                “Vedomosti” on the pension trap 
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                “Rossiyskaya Biznes-gazeta” on the worth  of a worker’s 
                  life 
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                “Ogonyok” on gender inequality 
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                “Toyo Keizai” on the consequences of gender equality in employment 
                  in Japan 
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                “Slate.fr” on sexism 
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                “Time” on bride kidnapping  
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                “Slon.ru” on the attitudes of young Japanese to sex 
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                “Le Temps” on introducing Sharia law in Brunei