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Putin notes positive demographic trends in Russia
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Russia sees tendency towards increase in fertility
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Astakhov calls for protecting children from war, poverty and
disease
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State Duma wants to extend period of alimony payments to 23
years
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Moscow allocates more than 42 billion rubles for social support
of families with children and of orphans
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Putin signs law introducing criminal liability for concealment
of dual citizenship
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Nearly 40% of schoolchildren in the Crimea have already received
Russian passports
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State Duma may require regions to justify the number of migrants
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Proposal to clarify wording of immigration legislation of the
Russian Federation
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Stream of those entering Russia has shrunk by 17%
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Over 800 thousand foreigners banned entrance to Russia for
three years
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FMS will take fictitiously registered foreigners off the books
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Number of “rubber” apartments in Russia down four-fold since
start of year
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Foreigners escaping from migrant detention centers will be
banned entrance to Russia
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Muscovites to decide whether or not to provide non-residents
places in kindergartens
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Around 4 thousand Ukrainians have applied for asylum or refugee
status
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Russian Red Cross to allocate 61 million rubles to Crimea to
assist refugees from Ukraine
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Over 17 thousand new cases of HIV registered in first quarter
of 2014
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Drug use and the incidence of HIV are growing among teenagers
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Starting June 1 Moscow to begin experiment in social rehabilitation
of drug addicts
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Number of teenage suicides in Russian Federation has been halved
in past 5 years
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Anti-smoking law significantly tightened since June 1
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Thanks to anti-smoking law Russians are smoking 16% less
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During 3-month period in 2014 over 8 million rubles in fines
were imposed for smoking in airplanes and trains
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Russian children are the world’s youngest steady smokers
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Do around 6 million Russians not know they have diabetes?
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The number of transplants in Russia has doubled
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Will changing the Family Code save teenagers from abortions?
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Children should be treated for cancer only in Children’s Clinics
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Russia in need of family rehabilitation for seriously ill children
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Compulsory health insurance system will start working in Crimea
as of January 1 2015
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Over 3.7 thousand children in Russia have become victims of
crime since the start of the year
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By 2050 the working-age population of Moldova may be reduced
by a third
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Average age of Moldova’s population has grown by 5 years over
past two decades
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Women in Moldova live 7.5 years longer than men
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In 2013 in Moldova 4% fewer children were born than in 2013
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In Moldova, 5 marriages and 3 divorces for every thousand inhabitants
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Armenian authorities will not give up on plan to introduce
mandatory funded pension system
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Almost two thirds of households don’t see their “President’s
$500”
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Subsistence minimum in Kazakhstan increased by 2.8% in May
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Average salary in Chisinau 19.9% higher than in rest of country
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Armenian government to allocate $600,000 for child allowances
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In Belarus, will serfdom be revived in the countryside?
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Kazakhstan excludes common citizenship from EAEC Treaty
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“Armenia and Russia should work together on the problem of
dual citizenship”
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Belarus lowers consular fee for non-citizens of Estonia by
2.5 times
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Azerbaijani parliament ratifies agreement on readmission with
EU
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Ukraine and Russia are the most attractive countries for Moldovan
migrants
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Over four-month period in 2014 41 thousand more people left
Armenia than entered
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From January to May of this year over 300 thousand citizens
of Moldova entered the Russian Federation
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The number of Tajik citizens in Russia has exceeded 1 million
people
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Border Service of Ukraine refutes claims about large number
of refugees
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Russia’s FMS is ready to provide Kirgiz government biometric
data on Kirghiz working in Russia
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Remittances to Moldova have increased compared with 2013
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Remittances from abroad to Transnistria have gone down
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The number of offenses committed by Kirgiz migrants in Russia
is down by nearly one third
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Rada registers draft law “On the official status of the Russian
language in Ukraine”
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Since start of war in eastern Ukraine 181 people have been
killed and 293 wounded
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In Belarus, 125 vehicles have been seized for drunken driving
since the beginning of the year
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Belarusian drug addicts have begun dying from an overdose more
often
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In Belarus, the number of smokers is decreasing
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In Georgia, cases of viral meningitis have grown more frequent
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Measles outbreak recorded in Kazakhstan
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Austerity is destroying the system of social protection in
the EU
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The average salary in Estonia is three times lower than in
neighboring Finland
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One in ten Latvian families facing bankruptcy
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In England, 5 million children doomed to live in poverty
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Women in Saudi Arabia will not be able to work between 11 pm
and 9 am
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In 2013, 30% more inhabitants left Estonia than entered
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Jewish emigration to Israel from Ukraine has increased by 2.5
times
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Over 200,000 residents of EU moved to UK in 2013
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More and more illegal immigrants headed to Europe
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Among Britons, growth in racist and Islamophobic sentiment
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Latvian Diet wants to simplify the language requirements for
foreign professors
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Syria introduces compulsory study of the Russian language in
all schools
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May 31: World No Tobacco Day
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In Estonia, 36% of men and 18% of women smoke
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Latvia intensifies fight against smokers
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Brazil to tighten restrictions on smoking
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European report names the most drug-addicted capital of Europe
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In May nearly 800 people were killed in Iraq
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The number of dengue fever cases in Singapore has exceeded
6.6 thousand
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The Ebola situation in Africa is not under control
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The death toll from cholera in Southern Sudan has reached 22
people
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The UAE has eliminated all cases of coronavirus
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In Sweden, new method for early diagnosis of skin cancer
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Almost a third of people worldwide suffer from obesity
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Around one fourth of the UK’s adult population is obese
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The oldest resident of the USA celebrates 115th
birthday
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Estonia postpones until autumn enactment of cohabitation law
allowing homosexual relationships
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Gay marriages of Britons abroad will be registered in their
Consulates
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“Meditsinskaya Gazeta” on life expectancy in Russia
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on fertility in Russia
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“Moldnews.info” on the Communists’ proposals to stimulate fertility
in Moldova
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“Slon.ru” on the geography of cancer mortality in Russia
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“Kommersant” and “Slon.ru” on the benefits of the anti-smoking
law
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“Deutsche Welle” on the consequences of the smoking ban in
Germany
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“Kommersant’ on the drug situation in Europe
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“Fp.com.ua” on overpopulation
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“Gundogar.org” on unpublished census results in Turkmenistan
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“Moldavskie Vedomosti” and “AVA.MD” on the census and politics
in Moldova
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the popularity of countries for foreign
workers
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“Opec.ru” and “Vedomosti” on expats in Russia
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“Kommersant” on Russian language testing for migrants
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“Meditsinskaya gazeta” on a migrant health passport
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“Liter.kz” on migration and the Customs Union
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“Vecherniy Bishkek” on the problems of labor migrants in Russia
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“Kommersant” and “The New Republic” on refugees in Ukraine
and from Ukraine
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“Ekho” on a draft law on citizenship of Azerbaijan
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“Vedomosti” on serfdom in Belarus
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“The Wall Street Journal” on internal migration in Germany
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“Slon.ru” on mobility in the world in the future
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“Kommersant” on the emigration sentiments of Russians
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“Slon.ru” on the threat of Chinese expansion in Russia’s Far
East
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“Izvestiya” on national-cultural autonomies
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“Milliyet” on Gagauzians
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“Yeni Safak” on Meskhetian Turks
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“Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on exporting educational services
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“Ogonyok” and “Vedomosti” on the Russian middle class
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“Vedomosti” on proposals for increasing labor productivity
in industry
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on youth unemployment
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“BBCRussian.com” on the history of the death penalty
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“Der Tagesspiegel” on women and Sharia
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“Dengi” on the point of dachas
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“Dengi” on aging, robotics and migration
