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The number of women of reproductive age in Russia is constantly
decreasing
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Is one in four working Russians really employed in the informal
sector of the economy?
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As of 2015 Russians will be able to monitor their pension through
Internet
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Medvedev allocates 228 million rubles for the development of
indigenous peoples of the North
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Over 80% of Russians have no opportunity to improve their housing
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The idea of an increase in social payments to families with
children deserves attention
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Putin calls for development of Russia’s nursery school system
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The government may provide mothers special conditions of business
support
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Alimony debtors may see limits on their rights to property
transactions
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Social orphans must be returned to their families, says Putin
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Matvienko proposes to develop a new Family Code
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State Duma to discuss bill on the return of children illegally
taken out of the country
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Putin opposes ban on the return of children from foster families
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The question of adopting Russian children in countries with
child euthanasia requires special study
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Non-government organizations to receive 122.6 million rubles
for employment of the disabled
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In Russia the number of potential “paid stay-at-homes” is growing
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Granting of Russian citizenship may be simplified for certain
categories of foreigners
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State Duma continues to consider new laws on labor migration
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Amendments to the bill on patents for migrant workers will
be submitted to the State Duma in the spring
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FMS will unregister migrants from “rubber” apartments
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Government tightens responsibility of employers for foreign
workers
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Workers’ qualification will be determined by their salary
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Over 600,000 migrants forbidden entry to the Russian Federation
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Nonprofit organizations for migrant adaptation need support
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Internal migrants also need adaptation
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Results of the state program for the rehabilitation of drug
addicts are expected within a year to one and a half
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Any Russian oncologist has the right to prescribe pain medication
without bureaucratic red tape
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Neonatal screening will improve the diagnosis of rare diseases
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In Moscow, a growing incidence of measles
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Emissions of sulfur dioxide in Moscow decreased by 79% in 2013
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In 2013 Russians ate more meat than medical standards recommend
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The population of Kazakhstan as of January 1 of this year was
17.165 million
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Kazakhstan’s population growth of 97% is provided by ethnic
Kazakhs
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The population of Moldova on January 1, 2014 was 3557.6 thousand
people
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Minsk and the Brest region register natural population growth
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The average age of Belarusian men is 37 years
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In three cities of Belarus live more men than women
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Belarusian prefer to marry between the ages of 24 and 26
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Center for Demographic Research may be created in Kazakhstan
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Pension system of Moldova in danger of becoming insolvent
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80% of Armenian citizens are dissatisfied with pension reform,
but it is necessary
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By the end of 2013 the average salary in Moldova increased
by 8.3%
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Social benefits for residents of Astana will rise to an average
of 16% starting in April
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Kazakhstan’s unemployment rate in January 2014 was 5.2%
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European Parliament approves visa-free entry to Schengen countries
for Moldovan citizens
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In 2013 47836 internal migrants arrived in Astana
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The migration problem is one of Armenia’s most painful
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170 thousand citizens of Armenia may be denied entry to Russia
for three years
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Yerevan does not yet foresee an easing of the migration regime
for citizens of Armenia in Russia
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Moldovan authorities propose jobs in Israel rather than Russia
for its guest workers
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No signs of a flow of refugees from Ukraine at the Russian
border
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Refugees in Tajikistan will be given road maps
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Tajikistan wants to put up monument to the migrant worker
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Ukraine abolishes law on the principles of the state language
policy
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750 victims during the Kiev riots
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In 2013 Moldova identified 706 new cases of HIV infection
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Armenian Ministry of Health declares 2014 Year of the Healthy
Lifestyle
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In Kirgizia, growing levels of female and juvenile delinquency
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In 2013 Kazakhstan saw a 25% increase in the number of reported
crimes
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In the regions of Moldavia a growing number of domestic violence
cases
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Japan becomes world leader in the employment of the elderly
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Latvian government has returned to the issue of pension indexation
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In 2013 the food situation in North Korea improved
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Taxation of labor in Estonia is among the highest in the EU
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Britain restricts access to social assistance for citizens
of other EU countries
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Three thousand people voluntarily renounced U.S. citizenship
in 2013
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The right to reside in the UK will be auctioned off
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In Latvia, the price of property for permanent residence eligibility
should be no less than 250 thousand euros
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European Human Rights Foundation praises Lithuania’s new migration
policy
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More and more Lithuanians heading to Holland for seasonal work
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Most Lithuanians believe they can earn more abroad than at
home
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The number of refugees from Syria could reach 4 million by
the end of this year
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Australian authorities mistakenly published the data of 10,000
illegal migrants
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In Latvia, the reform of national minority schools is premature
and not well thought-out
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Latvian Prime Minister promises not to make Latvian the language
of Russian schools
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Lithuania to adjust law on national minorities
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Infectious diseases in Greece have worsened significantly due
to the crisis
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In Mexico, more than 620 people have died from flu since the
beginning of the year
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Vietnam takes urgent measures to combat the spread of avian
influenza
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In California, doctors are trying to identify new disease leading
to paralysis in children
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Hyperactivity in children linked to paracetamol during pregnancy
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UN find evidence of crimes against humanity in North Korea
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Climate change could become the most terrible weapon of mass
destruction
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In Mexico, record set for simultaneous registration of marriages
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on the concept of family policy
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“Izvestiya” on new “school” criteria for evaluating the effectiveness
of regional authorities
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“Korrespondent” on fertility in Ukraine
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“Moldavskie vedomosti” on increasing the size of maternity
benefits in Moldova
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“Liter.kz” on life expectancy in Kazakhstan
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“Zerkalo.az” on results of survey on demography and health
in Azerbaijan
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“Meditsinskaya gazeta” on the questionable benefits of screening
for prostate cancer in Russia
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“La Vanguardia” on a protein against cancer
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta”, “Nezavisimaya gazeta” and “Novye izvestiya”
on legislative innovations in the field of Russian migration
policy
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“Novye izvestiya” on tightening conditions for employing migrant
workers in Russia
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“Panorama” on the fight against violators of immigration legislation
in Kazakhstan
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on the harmfulness of migration to Russia
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“Kommersant” on the reaction of the Public Chamber to an initiative
to restrict access to education for children of “tax non-residents”
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“Vecherniy Bishkek” on the problems of migrants from Kirgizia
in Russia
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“EurasiaNet” on the consequences of tightening Russia’s migration
policy for Armenia
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on the Russian compatriot resettlement
program
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“Ogonyok” on the problems of compatriots moving to the Kaliningrad
region
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“Gundogar.org” on compatriots in Central Asia
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“Haaretz” on the forced return of African refugees from Israel
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“Ogonyok” on the brain drain and its reversal
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on EU sanctions against Switzerland for
tightening its migration policy
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“Telegraph” on the rise in emigration from Ukraine to Latvia
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“Daily Mail” on investor visas in the UK
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“Die Welt” on the influence of migration on world history
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“Radio Azattyk” on xenophobia in Russia
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“Kommersant” on demographic problems of the pensions system
in Europe and Central Asia
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“Slate.fr” on inequality in the world
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“Slon.ru” on racial and ethnic inequalities in the U.S.
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“Vedomosti” on the rise in housing prices in Germany
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“NG-Religii” on the attitude of Catholics to the ethics of
sexuality
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“Huffington Post” on female victims of sexual violence
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“La Repubblica” on pensions for Italian sex workers
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“Project Syndicate” on water scarcity
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“The Guardian” on China’s environmental problems
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“The New York Times” on genetically modified humans
