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Will Russia see a natural population increase in 2013?
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Housing policy should become the deciding factor of demographic
development
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Minimum wage in Moscow in 2014 will come to 12,600 rubles
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The republics of the North Caucasus and southern Siberia are
still lagging behind in quality of life
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Changing pension fund each year will be allowed
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Ministry of Labor plans awareness campaign on pension reform
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Proposal to reduce required work experience for pension eligibility
to 5.5 years for mothers of large families
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Maternity capital payouts to be extended 5 or 10 years
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Bill in State Duma regarding plots of land for large families
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The shortage of places in Russian kindergartens shrank by over
360 thousand in 2013
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State Duma passes bill on benefits for orphans when enrolling
in universities
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In 2014 the Ministry of Labor will take up the problem of illegal
labor
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100 thousand Russians to receive support from “New Employment”
program
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Putin proposes creation of federal database of job vacancies
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The number of registered unemployed in November increased to
864.5 thousand people
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Starting in 2015 fingerprints will be included in biometric
passport
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No visa-free regime between Russia and EU for 2014
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State Duma passes anti-“rubber flat” law in third reading
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Russia needs up to 300 thousand migrants annually
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FMS is developing a new patent system for migrants
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State Duma limits stay of migrants in Russia to 90 days within
6-month period
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In 2014 Russia will give foreigners about 96,000 temporary
residence permits
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According to Putin there are from 1.5 million to 5 million
Ukrainian migrants in Russia
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Decision on immigration amnesty could be ready by first quarter
of 2014
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LDPR leader proposes to send migrants to regions short on workers
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FMS counts 3.6 million illegal migrants
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Matvienko calls for new spin on the fight against illegal migration
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Migrant workers required to take Russian language exam
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Putin demands support for teachers of Russian to migrant children
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Neither nationality nor religion entitles one to special rights,
says Putin
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State Duma toughens penalties for parents whose children drink
alcohol
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Moscow police has fined over 850 people for violating anti-smoking
law
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All types of cancer can be treated in Russia; there is no need
to go abroad
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Mortality in Moscow jails has more than halved in recent years
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Russia to build 32 new perinatal centers by 2016
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The number of doctors in Russia is half that of WHO norm
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Mass medical examination program to be in full operation within
two years
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Roshal opposes entry into force of new rules for providing
emergency medical care starting in January 2014
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More than 60% of Russia’s population live in harsh environments
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Shakhrai regrets not including in Constitution that marriage
is between a man and a woman
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Ukraine’s population down by 6.5 million over past 20 years
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The number of Ukrainians down by 100 thousand over past year
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More than a third of Kirgizia’s population are children and
adolescents
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Over 6 million people have been born in Kazakhstan since its
independence
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Almaty population exceeds 1.5 million people
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Natural population increase in Armenia 10,209 people in 9 months
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Over 13,470 marriages registered in Armenia in the first 9
months of 2013
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Life expectancy in Moldova is 70.88 years
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In Moldova, no problems with registering children at birth
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The number of poor rural people in Kazakhstan is three times
higher than in cities
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Average monthly nominal wage in Kazakhstan has increased 836-fold
in past 20 years
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Average salary in Moldova up by 8.7%
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Moldovan government to increase average salary in 2014
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In Belarus, remuneration system for state employees to be simplified
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Belarus will spend Br72 trillion on pensions in 2014
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In 2014 pensions in Armenia will rise by 40%
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Social payments in Ukraine will not go down in 2014
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For Tajikistan’s poor, higher education almost beyond reach
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Employment in public sector of Azerbaijan economy growing rapidly
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Real unemployment benefits in Azerbaijan down by 1.5% in November
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Unemployment rate in Ukraine has grown to 1.5%
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Belarus specifies list of foreigners not subject to registration
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Kirgizia plans to give residence permits to foreigners for
investments of $500,000
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As a result of migration Moldova has lost one quarter of its
population in last 10 years
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Moldovan migrants denied entry to Russia on a massive scale
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Kirgizia proposes that Russia approve quota for Kirgiz labor
migrants
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Could Kirgiz migrants working in Russia find a job at home?
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70% of work quotas in Kirgizia were received by Chinese citizens
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Belarus to receive over 1.8 million euros to solve problem
of illegal migration
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Hundreds of Georgian citizens had fake refugee IDs
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Around two thousand citizens of Kazakhstan have perished abroad
in past three years
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By 2017 Kazakhstan plans to lose its place among countries
with greatest prison population
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Ethnic Macedonians face extinction
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Will life expectancy in the developed countries reach 120 in
30 years?
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Most Japanese oppose lowering the age of majority
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26% of Estonians live in poverty
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Retirement age in Latvia to start rising as of January 2014
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Most residents of Lithuania do not think about retirement
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Proposal in Lithuania to return pensions to certain groups
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Social payments in Estonia come to 1768 euros per person
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In the EU 5.7 million young people under 25 are unemployed
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To obtain a residence permit in Lithuania foreigners create
fictitious companies
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Latvia puts restrictions on acquisition of residence permits
for foreigner entrepreneurs
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Information published on remittances of migrants in EU
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Romania urges EU to prepare to receive 500-600 thousand Moldovan
migrant workers from Russia
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In Latvia, comics about Latvians for immigrants
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The number of displaced persons in Sudan’s Darfur is about
1.9 million people
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UN requests $6.5 billion to help Syria
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Russia has allocated humanitarian aid for Syrian refugees in
Lebanon
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Most Muslims in Europe consider religious rules more important
than laws
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The number of Russian speakers in the world has gone down by
over 100 thousand people in the past 20 years
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Alcohol consumption in Lithuania goes down
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In 2012 8.2 million people died from cancer worldwide
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Over 100 people have died from dengue fever in the Dominican
Republic
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In Madagascar, 20 people have died from bubonic plague
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British are promised massive free diagnosis of Alzheimer’s
disease
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Swedish scientists create new drug to fight Alzheimer’s disease
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As part of the fight against air pollution China reduces number
of automobiles
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UK will not introduce separate university education for men
and women
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on Putin’s message
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“Vedomosti” on the family and fertility in Russia
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on migration problems in Russia
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“Vedomosti” on expanding the system of patents for foreign
workers
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on the length of visa-free stays in Russia
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“Izvestiya” on regional policy and migration
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” and “Rossiyskaya gazeta” on the adaptation
of migrants
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“Polit.ru” on social orphanhood and the proposed deportation
of pregnant migrants
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on the possibility for foreign
workers to contact the FSB anonymously
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“Uzmetronom.com” on keeping records of Uzbek citizens traveling
abroad for work
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“BBCRussian.com” and “Kommersant” on the reincarnation of the
propiska
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“Vremya” on freedom of movement in the EU
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“Litovskiy kurer” on “stopping migration” in Lithuania
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“Slovo.kg” on labor migration from Kirgizia to Kazakhstan
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“FINANCE.UA” on how citizens of Kirgizia must go home
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“Paruskg.info” on the Russian language in Central Asia
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“Gazeta.ru” on the “youth bulge”
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“Den” on demographic problems of Ukraine
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“Kommersant” on the maternity capital
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“Slon.ru” on low fertility
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“Slon.ru” on the cost of a bride and fertility
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“Kommersant” on marriage and nationality
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“Belarus sevodnya” on marriage and divorce in Belarus
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“Independent” on polygamy as a remedy for poverty in Kazakhstan
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“Biznes & Baltiya” on a health tax in Latvia
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“Zerkalo nedeli” on socially dangerous diseases in Ukraine
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“Kommersant” on slowing consumer demand
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“Vedomosti” on retirement strategies for the elderly
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“Izvestiya” on tax incentives for retirees to keep working
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on the “financial behavior” of singles
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“Postimees” on benefits for the poor in Narva
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“Novye izvestiya” on the 50% growth in labor productivity
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“Novye izvestiya” on children as a “cover” for legislative
initiatives
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“Slate.fr” and “Le Monde” on selective abortion in India, the
South Caucasus, the Balkans and Asia Minor
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“Zerkalo.az” on abortions in Azerbaijan
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“Lenta.ru” on the consequences of nuclear conflicts
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“FINANCE.UA” on urbanization in China
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“Slon.ru” on the “de-urbanization” of Portugal
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“Vatan” on voting rights and the status of women in Turkey
