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The natural increase of the population of Russia in the
first nine months of the year came to early seven thousand people
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By 2018 the population will have grown in 37 subjects of
the Russian Federation
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The population of Moscow increased by almost 15 thousand
people over the first nine months of the year
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In Russia, an increase in the level of mortality among the
working-age population
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Average life expectancy of Muscovites has increased by three
years
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Mortality in Moscow is up by nearly 4% since the beginning
of the year
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80% of deaths in Moscow were recorded at the age of 61 and
older
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Cabinet Commission approves bill to raise the retirement
age of civil servants
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Will raising the retirement age cause unemployment among
young people?
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Expenditures on education and science in the budget of 2016
has decreased from 68.7 billion to 38.6 billion rubles
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Support for large families will not decrease
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Land grant program for large families in the Moscow region
has been 50% fulfilled
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Government approves program to create new places in educational
institutions for 6.6 million children
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26 regions cannot carry out Putin’s decree to provide children
with places in kindergartens
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Russia will report to the UN on women’s rights
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Russian government approves plan to implement Concept of
Migration Policy
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Compatriots will be able to move to the Khanty-Mansiysk
Autonomous District and the Kaluga region
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Labor Ministry proposes to reduce migrant visa quotas
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Russian budget has received almost 25 billion rubles from
payments for work licenses by migrants
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One in eight workers in St. Petersburg cannot pass the Russian
language exam
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Are the Chinese not interested in the Far East?
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Health Ministry predicts HIV epidemic in Russia by 2020
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Government to allocate additional $300 million for HIV in
2016
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Ministry of Health does not support initiative to sell alcohol
in sanatoriums
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Medvedev calls for solving the problem of cardiovascular
disease
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Russia urges BRICS countries to fight tuberculosis together
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Traffic mortality has decreased by 15% since the beginning
of the year
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Medvedev demands tightening of requirements for those on
the road
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Draft law banning abortions in private institutions will
be considered by State Duma in January 2016
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In Russia, the number of persons injured in the workplace
has decreased by 15%
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Over 800 thousand residents of the Moscow region have had
state medical examinations in 2015
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The population of Belarus has increased to 9,494,200
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Net migration in Belarus in January-September increased
by 1.8 times
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The population of Minsk has risen to 1,949,400 since the
beginning of the year
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One in three Ukrainians is retired
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The increase in life expectancy of men is one of the priorities
of sustainable development in Belarus
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In Bishkek fertility and mortality have decreased in 2015
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UNFPA and universities of Tashkent are jointly organizing
a training course on demographic analysis
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Belarus has reduced the budget for the per capita subsistence
minimum
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The real size of pensions in Belarus has not changed for
the year
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As of 2017, pensions in Kazakhstan will be calculated under
new rules
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In Uzbekistan it will be possible to track the calculation
of pensions in internet
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About 17 thousand solitary elderly, pensioners and disabled
have been registered in Uzbekistan
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In Kazakhstan, 400 thousand single mothers and more than
60 thousand single fathers
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Uzbekistan will tell UN about discrimination against women
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Unemployment level in Georgia has reached its lowest level
in 11 years
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In Minsk, the number of officially registered unemployed
for the year has increased almost fourfold
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In Kirgizia, 36 thousand people found jobs in the first
nine months of 2015
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Uzbekistan has created more than 748,000 new jobs
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CIS youth approve of Eurasian integration, but would like
to work and study in the EU and the USA
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Citizens of Belarus will be able to stay in Russia without
registration for up to 90 days
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Preferential migration regime for Ukrainians in Russia is
no longer valid
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Rada urged to pass in whole draft law on external labor
migration
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Foreign experts in Kazakhstan to be evaluated in a new way
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Over past two years about 150 thousand Ukrainians have come
to Belarus
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Moscow police meet deportation target at the expense of
Tajik migrants
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In Kirgizia, the number of registered drug users has decreased
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Maternal mortality in Armenia has decreased by more than
half since the 1990s
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13,526 Ukrainian women diagnosed last year with breast cancer
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Each working citizen of Kazakhstan will be obliged to make
contributions to the Social Insurance Fund
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Non-working citizens of Kazakhstan will be able to qualify
for free medical care
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In Tajikistan, a health texting service has been launched
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Chinese authorities abolish “one family-one child” policy
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Will abolition of its “one child” policy not affect fertility
in China?
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Over the first nine months of 2015, Latvia’s population
decreased by 4,897 people
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Over the past 25 years the total number of births in Estonia
has decreased by 1.8 times
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By 2030 the number of children in Finland will be at its
19th century level
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Life expectancy of Israeli women is 84.1 years, of men –
80.3
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Life expectancy of the population of Estonia over the past
decade has increased significantly
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By 2060 about 40% of Japanese will be over 65
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“Will the demographic situation in Lithuania be saved by
refugees?”
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Due to the reduction of pensions, Sweden is raising the
retirement age
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US facing pension crisis
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Will women have equal rights with men by 2030?
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The ideal working day should last 4-6 hours
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What Lithuania lacks most is IT-specialists
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By 2050, will 950 million refugees be heading for Europe?
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More than 800 thousand people have requested refugee status
in Europe
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Since September, EU countries have deported 569 migrants
from Europe
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Could the migration crisis result in the collapse of the
EU?
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Poland fears the migration of half a million Ukrainians
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In Germany, new law on refugees enters into force
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Lithuania tightens control over foreigners
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Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia ready to close their borders
to migrants
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Countries of Eastern Europe against receiving refugees
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Serbia, despite not being in the EU, is ready to accept
migrants by quota,
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European Commission President calls for halt to chaotic
moving around of migrants
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Migrants will cost Italian budget ˆ1.1 billion
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Migrants are costing Finland 1 million euros a day
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Reception of refugees will cost German budget ˆ28 billion
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Nearly 80,000 euros to be allocated to integration of Lithuanians
from Ukraine
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Will one billion people die in this century due to smoking?
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Hypertension becoming one of the major causes of death in
China
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Giving birth to a first child between the ages of 26 and
30 extends a woman’s life
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WHO calls processed meat a cause of cancer
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Singaporeans named world’s healthiest nation
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In Chile, law authorizing same-sex unions goes into effect
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Japanese court to discuss whether spouses can have different
surnames
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“Zhenmin Zhibao”, “RBK”, “Slon.ru”, “Polit.ru” and “Radio
Svoboda” on permission to have two children in China
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“Argumenty i fakty” on the demographic success of Russia
through the eyes of the International Labor Organization
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“Le Monde” and “InoTV” on Russia’s demographic problems
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“ForUm” on the demographic situation in Ukraine
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“Slate.fr” on the future of world religions
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“BBC Russkaya sluzhba” and “The New York Times” on the benefits
of polyandry in China
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“ROSINFORMBYURO” on the proposal to reduce the age of marriage
in Russia
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“Kommersant” and “Realnoye Vremya” on the proposal to tighten
divorce rules
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“Vesti Sevodnya” on fictive marriages for a residence permit
in Latvia
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on Russia’s migration policy
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on corruption in the migration
service
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“Novye Izvestiya” on migrants and terrorism
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“Sputnik” on the significance of migrant remittances for
Uzbekistan
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“Kommersant” on ending preferential treatment for the stay
of Ukrainians
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“FINANCE.UA” on emigration from Ukraine
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“Izvestiya” on the violation of the rights of migrants when
receiving obstetric aid
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“Kommersant” on the death of a Tajik boy in St. Petersburg
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“Financial Times” on the problems with helping refugees
in the EU
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“RBK” on the shortage of assistance to refugees from Ukraine
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“Russkaya sluzhba BBC” on the use of bicycles in the Russian
Arctic Circle
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“RBK” on North Koreans forced to come work in Russia
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“W-City” on commuter and labor migration
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“RBK” on the new unemployed
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“Kommersant” on the demand for graduates with secondary
and higher vocational training
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“Vedomosti” on a new type of freelancers
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“Slon.ru” on the middle class in Africa
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on the retirement age in Belarus
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on targeting and need in social support
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“Kommersant” on partially free health care
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“Novosti Belarusi” on the state of Belarusian medicine
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“Slon.ru” on the impact of crises on mortality
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on the rise in mortality
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“RBK” on combatting illegal alcohol
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“RBK” on the benefits of limiting the sale of alcohol on
Fridays
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“Kommersant” on the problem of HIV/AIDS in Russia
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“Izvestiya” on a traffic mortality ranking of cities
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“Panorama” on the problem of road accidents in Kazakhstan
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“RIA AMI” on a Nobel prize for combatting parasites
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“Project Syndicate” on Islamism and vaccinations
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“The New York Times” on the carcinogenicity of processed
meat
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“Kommersant” on fast food and the World Cup
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the rights of women in Russia
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“Vedomosti” on Russian dachas
