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Russian government approves the concept of the state family
policy until 2025
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The population of Russia has increased by 88 thousand people
in six months
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The population of Moscow may reach 15 million people by 2025
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ROC proposes to gather data on religion during the census
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Decision on funded pension will be made by mid-September
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Golikova calls for a balanced decision on the funded
part of pensions
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Pensions and salaries in the Crimea will fully conform to the
laws of the Russian Federation starting in 2015
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In 2014, 120 thousand more children than in previous year will
enter the first grade
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Schools fitted out as temporary accommodation for refugees
should open September 1
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Golodets is sure that the problem of waiting lines for kindergartens
will be solved in the current year
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Moscow kindergartens for the first time will be able to provide
places for all children over 2.5 years of age
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Kadyrov calls on Muftis to eradicate early marriages
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Benefits for young mothers entering institutions of higher
learning will be introduced from 2016
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Russian government intends to reduce the time it takes to issue
passports
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Foreign travel passports will start being issued in the Crimea
in September
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Crimeans will renounce Ukrainian citizenship by submitting
an application to the FMS
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Changed rules for temporary and permanent registration of Russian
citizens
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In Russia only 20% of the temporary residence quota for foreign
citizens has been used
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According to the head of the HSE, migrant children should study
together with their peers
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Increased quotas for foreign students in Russian universities
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All children of Ukrainian refugees will be enrolled in Russian
schools and kindergartens
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Lavrov puts at a million the number of Ukrainian refugees in
Russia
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Ministry of Labor plans to find jobs for at least 60% of those
arriving in Russia from the south-east of Ukraine
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Refugees from Ukraine can be easily integrated in the Russian
Federation, but they need to be able to work legally
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Russia’s FMS proposes measures for the distribution of refugees
throughout the country
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The Federation Council is preparing amendments on the employment
of refugees and their status on the territory of the Russian
Federation
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Over 11 thousand refugees from Ukraine will be able to stay
in Russia through the resettlement program
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FMS has prepared provisional rules for working with compatriots
arriving from Ukraine
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Proposal in State Duma to deny benefits to finicky refugees
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Putin calls for completion of rehabilitation of repressed peoples
in Crimea
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56% of Russians support the introduction of penalties for drug
addiction
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Money for the state program for the rehabilitation of drug
addicts has not been allocated
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According to Putin, the authorities should deal with alcoholism
and smoking, but not using Soviet methods
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Rosstat records a decline in the number of murders and suicides
in Russia during first half of year
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Infant mortality decreasing in Russia
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In recent months more than 70 thousand refugees from Ukraine
have requested medical aid
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According to Lukashenko, “Anyone who has only one child is
a nut!”
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According to the UN, the number of victims of the conflict
in eastern Ukraine has reached 2249 people
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OSCE assesses the situation in Ukraine as a “humanitarian catastrophe”
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Ukrainian refugees will receive ˆ500 thousand in humanitarian
aid from Finland
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Germany records increase in the number of refugees from Ukraine
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Ukrainian unemployed will be sent to rebuild facilities in
the east of Ukraine
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GDP growth in Kazakhstan in 2015-2019 will be 5-6.8%
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Average monthly salary in Kazakhstan has risen to 25 thousand
rubles
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In Armenia around 40 thousand first-graders will start school
September 1
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Armenia moves to compulsory 12-year education
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The number of kindergartens in Kazakhstan has exceeded the
1990 level
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Kirgizia to begin collecting biometric data for all citizens
over 16
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Kazakhstan to help Russia calculate the number of dual citizenship
holders
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Tajiks in Russia will not have to declare their dual citizenship
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Kazakhstan has no objections to Armenia entering the Customs
Union
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Over 25 thousand citizens of Kazakhstan left their villages
in the first half of 2014
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Kirgizia to allocate $3 million for the resettlement of residents
of a village surrounded by the territory of Uzbekistan
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Georgia has developed new rules for the entry and stay of foreign
citizens
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The Diaspora and the Karabakh conflict: additional incentives
for migration from Armenia?
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Migrants will be able to take Russian language test also in
their home country
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The number of drug addicts in Azerbaijan has doubled over past
14 years
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The number of drug addicts in Kazakhstan has decreased by 10%
over past five years
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Infant mortality in Uzbekistan has decreased by 3.2 times
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39% of children in the EU are born out of wedlock
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In Latvia by 2030 only 1.5 million people will be left
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South Koreans will be on the verge of extinction by 2750
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In Latvia live 1.295 million Latvians and 582,998 Russians
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In Latvia, a growing number of migrant workers from third countries
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In Latvia, fertility has risen in 2014
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Is Latvia the world’s most indifferent country to children?
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Cancer is becoming the main cause of death in Europe
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Latvia has lost tens of thousands of schoolchildren due to
emigration and the demographic hole
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The world’s oldest man is a 111-year-old Japanese
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In Lithuania, wages slowly rising
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There will be no salary growth in Estonia in 2015
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The average pension in Estonia in 2014 was almost 350 euros
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Will fingerprinting rid Venezuelans of smugglers ?
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Ukrainian crisis has not affected the situation on the labor
market in Germany
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In Peru, over one and a half million minors work
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In Germany, concern about the increasing flow of migrants from
the east
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23% of Estonian schoolchildren’s parents work abroad
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Tunisia is introducing a new tax for foreigners leaving the
country
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UN to provide humanitarian aid to half a million refugees in
northern Iraq
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Religious cleansing in Iraq is a crime against humanity
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Smoking in the military costs the Pentagon $1.6 billion a year
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Ebola virus outbreak could last from 6 to 9 months
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Authorities in 30 U.S. states are asking for help in the prevention
of the Ebola virus in the country
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WHO is awaiting results of laboratory tests to confirm the
outbreak of Ebola in Congo
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Health authorities in Mexico intensifying the fight against
the spread of dengue fever
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Latvia has created a new cure for lymphoma
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WHO recommends that adults consume no more than 2 grams of
salt per day
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Iran scraps birth control program
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“RIA Novosti” on the tenth anniversary
of the monetization of in-kind benefits
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on the problems of evaluating different
categories of people in Moscow and the incomes of Muscovites
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“Vremya” on salaries in Kazakhstan
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on the bankruptcy of municipal units
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“Toyo Keizai” on the problem of aging and social support in
Japan
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“Meditsinskaya Gazeta” on the problems of aging in Russia
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“Vedomosti” on funded pensions and their revocation
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“Kommersant” on further contributions to the Federal Compulsory
Medical Insurance Fund
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“Vedomosti” on the age of Russian CEOs
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“Slon.Ru” on the worth of a life
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“Slon.Ru” on the demographic situation in Russia
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on childlessness in Russia
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“Novaya Gazeta” on the problems of orphans and adoption
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“Novye izvestiya” on the accelerated depriving of registration
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“Vecherniy Bishkek” on the rubber apartment question
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“Paruskg.info” on the danger of biometric passports
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“Kommersant” and “Open Democracy” on refugees from Ukraine
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“Open Democracy” and “Slon.ru” on refugees in Ukraine
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“Novye izvestiya” on a possible wave of immigration to Sweden
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“Diena” on the “desirable” departure of Russians from Latvia
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“LSBlog” on the problems of integration of migrants
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“Atlantico” on the situation of labor migrants in Saudi Arabia
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the emigration of the rich from China
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“Bloomberg” on immigration to the U.S.
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“Kommersant” on the unrest in Ferguson
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“Independent” on the “new apartheid”
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“Arutz Sheva” on the suffering of Yezidi Kurds
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on the history of the slave trade
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“Ogonyok” on the problem of hepatitis C
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“Independent” on “Plague villages”
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“Novye Izvestiya” on drunkenness and the price of alcohol
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“Bolshoi Gorod” on the rating of livable cities
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“Slon.ru” on the “fertile” factor of gender inequality