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According to UN estimates, the population of Russia as of
July 1, 2017 came to 144 million people, and by the end of the
century will, with
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95% certainty, be between 99 and 159 million
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In the next few years the decline in the population of Russia
will, according to the UN, intensify, while a small increase
is possible only if there is high fertility
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By the middle of the century, there is a 95% probability
that total fertility will be between 1.56 and 2.26
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Life expectancy in Russia will grow steadily, but only in
the last quarter of the century will it surpass the world average
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The median age of the population of Russia will increase
until 2040, while in 2050-2060 it will decrease, according to
all UN forecast scenarios
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A proposal to move the capital beyond the Urals
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State Duma refuses to move Russia’s capital beyond the Urals
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Most Russians are against common-law marriage
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Deadline for issuing foreign travel passports will be shortened
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US Embassy in Moscow suspends the issuance of visas
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Russians will be able to obtain US visas in other countries
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Agency for Ethnic Affairs will deal with migration policy
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Russia has already opened four universal migration centres
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2,500 foreigners deported from Russia in last six months
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In State Duma a worldwide decrease of 50 million Russian
speakers has been announced
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The idea of “Russia only for Russians” is supported by 10%
of Russians
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HIV epidemic gaining momentum in Russia
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4 billion additional rubles allocated for purchasing medicines
for HIV patients
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Ministry of Health proposes to raise the price of vodka
to 300 rubles
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Will an increase in the price of vodka lead to an increase
in the consumption of surrogate alcohol?
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Students drink less than their working peers
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Russia takes second place in world in terms of the number
of traffic fatalities
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The number of posts of the Russian traffic police on the
roads has been cut threefold
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Ministry of Health announces the most common diseases in
Russia
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Russia facing a rise in flu-related deaths this winter
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Russian flu vaccine being exported to Kazakhstan
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Modernization of health care will cause massive layoffs
of nurses
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Ministry of Health proposes to extend the deadline for hospitals
in Crimea to obtain a licence
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In Moscow, the number of parking permits for disabled people
has tripled
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Russians speak out against expensive weddings
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Population of Pakistan reaches almost 208 million people
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Latvia has lost almost a quarter of its schoolchildren over
past 12 years
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50% of occupations expected to soon disappear
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US may reduce the number of “cultural exchange” visas
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Ukraine introduces biometrics for border control
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Emigrants from Lithuania not planning to return home
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President of Moldova will seek to continue the legalization
of Moldovan migrants in Russia
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Labour migrants do not want to leave Uzbekistan permanently
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Lithuania glad to have cheap labour from Ukraine
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In Turkey, the number of labour migrants from Kirgizia has
doubled
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Citizens of Ukraine the most numerous labour migrants in
Germany
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Tajik authorities concerned about the problem of pensions
for labour migrants
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390,000 Syrians will have the right to take their families
to Germany
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Canada facing an “unprecedented” influx of refugees
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In 2017, four citizens of Russia received refugee status
in Georgia
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HIV is no longer the leading cause of death in Africa
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Kirgiz Ministry of Health does not have enough money for
HIV treatment
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Latvia does not have enough money to fight HIV and hepatitis
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8 out of 1000 children in the world are born with alcohol
syndrome
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Married people are less likely to die from a heart attack
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Tourists flying to Vietnam were warned of Dengue fever
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In Israel, too many patients and too few doctors
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Being brought up by a same-sex couple does not affect the
gender identity of adopted children
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“Znak.ru” on the demographic situation in Russia
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“Le Temps” on Russia’s demographic future
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“Yle” on mortality in road traffic accidents
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“Izvestiya” on AIDS in Russia
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“Izvestiya” on the price of vodka
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“IQ” on teenagers and alcohol
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“EurasiaNet” on poverty in Russia
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“OTP” on the income of Russian families
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“Russkaya Sluzhba BBC” on Russian old people and old age
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“Yle” on middle age
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“Kommersant” on labour migration to Russia
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“InoSMI.RU” on the migration problem in Europe
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“Financial Times” on the integration of migrants in Europe
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“The Guardian” on refugees as a political problem in Germany
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“Neue Zurcher Zeitung” on Syrian refugees in Lebanon
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“Krone.at” on the Polish green card
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“Aftenposten” on Polish and other immigrants in Oslo
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“Al-Eqtisadiya” on problems with domestic workers in Hong
Kong
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“REGNUM” on student emigration from Kazakhstan
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“Takie Dela” on internal migration in Russia
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“Gazeta.ru”, “Novye Izvestiya”, “IA REGNUM” and “Komsomolskaya
Pravda” on “Demuscovitization”
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“Russkaya Sluzhba BBC” and “Dagbladet” on “family reunification”
in Chechnya
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“NoonPost” on indigenous peoples of the world
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“Gazeta.ru” on American visas for Russians, Cambodians and
Africans