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Average life expectancy of Russians has surpassed 71 years
of age
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St. Petersburg families have begun having more children
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Altai Republic: the most rural region of Russia at the end
of 2014
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Russia developing a conception of Far East demographic policy
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A retirement account will be automatically assigned to Russians
at birth
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Russian pensions to increase by 11.4% as of February 1
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One in five Russians may be left without the insured part of
their pension
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No decision on year-long extension of the moratorium on the
funded part of pensions
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Russia has the reserves to meet its social obligations
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Russians will be able to receive one-time payments from
maternity capital
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Government will limit manipulations with the maternity capital
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The number of children taken from their families has gone down
by 30% in past 5 years
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Medvedev urges regional leaders to pay special attention to
the situation in the labor market
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Regions to be given over 50 billion rubles for the organization
of temporary employment of laid-off persons
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The number of unemployed Russians does not exceed last year’s
level
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Russian authorities will do everything to prevent the growth
of unemployment
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The Pubic Chamber has proposed a series of measures to curb
unemployment during the crisis
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In the North Caucasus unemployment has been halved over last
5 years
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Ukrainian citizens’ stay on the territory of Russia will be
prolonged
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In Russia, pension rights of migrants beginning to take shape
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In Russia there are about 3.76 million migrants from Central
Asia
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Migrant workers will return to Russia “in a month or two”
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Will St. Petersburg lose up to 20% of its migrant workers?
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The farther from Moscow, the fewer the migrant workers
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Over 106,000 compatriots moved to Russia in 2014
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Settlers from the Donbass seeking temporary asylum in Russia
can work without a license
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Authorities of the Rostov region will open two new points of
temporary accommodation for refugees from Ukraine
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HIV-infected refugees from Ukraine have been allowed to remain
on the territory of Russia
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UN criticizes closure of methadone program in the Crimea
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Russia must halve its mortality from cardiovascular disease
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The number of children with cancer has increased by 20% in
30 years
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Mizulina proposes to introduce licensing of abortions
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Head of Russian Orthodox Church denounces surrogacy and proposes
to exclude abortion from the system of Mandatory Medical Insurance
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5,187 people have died in the conflict in Ukraine
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Ukraine faces large demographic problems
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The population of Belarus on January 1, 2015 was 9.481 million
people
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165,398 children were born in Kirgizia in 2014
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In Armenia live 37 survivors of 1915 genocide
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Transnistria plans to conduct census
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Gagauzia, not trusting Moldovan census, plans to conduct its
own
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Level of poverty in Tajikistan shrank in 2014 by 3.6%
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Real wages in Belarus for 2014 grew by 0.3%
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Growth of real wages in Azerbaijan for the year came to no
less than 3.9%
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Azerbaijan has indexed insured part of pensions
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Over 300 thousand residents of Lugansk region have received
pensions and social benefits
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In Kirgizia, about 150 thousand people annually entering the
labor market
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President of Georgia declares 2015 Women’s Year
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Transnistria parliament refuses to tighten conditions for obtaining
citizenship of the Moldovan Transnistrian Republic
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In past 24 years about a million Oralmans have been repatriated
to Kazakhstan
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Kazakhstan intends to bring its scientists home
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Kiev’s non-payment of social benefits in the Donbass is leading
to a growth in the number of displaced persons
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In Ukraine over 1.5 million people have left their homes due
to conflict in the east
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Tajikistan to develop new law on labor migration
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Armenia trying to help its migrants who have been barred entry
to Russia
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In Kirgizia, 92 minors have died from violence since 2006
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WHO experts endorse measures taken in Kirgizia against measles
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Estonian population continues to decline
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By 2031 more than half the population of London will be immigrants
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By 2016 50% of global wealth will belong to 1% of the world’s
population
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42% of Latvia’s residents are not always able to make ends
meet
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Starting in March, Lithuania to raise salaries of its lowest
paid citizens
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Average salary in Montenegro is 484 euros
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25% of Estonian children living with a single parent
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In France has arisen a system of social segregation based on
territory and ethnicity
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In the past 15 years Swiss industry has lost nearly 163 thousand
jobs
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Finland’s Russian-speaking minority has a hard time finding
skilled work
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By 2019 the number of unemployed in the world will grow to
212 million people
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Latvia begins issuing new model of passports
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One third of Lithuanians indicate ethnic affiliation in passport
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Canada launches program to grant citizenship to foreign investors
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Estonian parliament simplifies citizenship procedure for children
of non-citizens
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US and Cuba discuss immigration issues
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Latvia launches youth re-emigration program
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One-third of Latvia residents who have emigrated abroad do
not plan to return
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Warsaw ready to evacuate ethnic Poles from Mariupol
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Turkey opens new camp for Syrian refugees
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In Bulgaria, two-thirds of funds allocated for integration
of refugees are missing
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The number of Ebola victims in West Africa has surpassed 8,500
people
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In Mali, Ebola epidemic is over
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WHO will discuss world’s readiness to confront epidemics
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Fight against non-communicable diseases worldwide requires
$11.2 billion annually
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Lithuania opens Office for Suicide Prevention
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British announce possibility of creating genetically modified
children
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US Supreme Court will consider constitutionality of same-sex
marriage
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“RBK” on a possible raising of the retirement age
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‘Kommersant-Vlast” on the creation of the pension system in
Russia
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“Kommersant” on calculating funded pensions for men and women
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“Vedomosti” on a “silver university”
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta” on global trends in employment
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“Nezavisimaya gazeta”, “Opec.ru” and “Vedomosti” on the crisis
and the labor market
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on the impact of the crisis on the Moscow
labor market
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“Gazeta.ru” on regional labor markets
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“Vedomosti” on the middle class in the crisis
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“UzDaily.uz” on the standard of living in Uzbekistan
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“Oxfam” on inequality in the world
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“FINANCE.UA” on the population of China
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“Vesti.Iv” on the demographic anti-record in Latvia
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“Telegraph” on emigration from Latvia
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“Obozrevatel.com” on the demographic situation in Ukraine
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“Kommersant” on demographic problems and migration in Germany
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“Kommersant” on a new wave of asylum applications in Russia
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“Gazeta.ru” on the departure of migrants from Russia
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“The Guardian” on the impact of the Russian crisis on the economies
of countries dependent on migrant remittances
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“Novye izvestiya” on obliging tourists to indicate their
itinerary in Russia
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“FINANCE.UA” on making immigrants to Belgium pay a fee
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“Opec.ru” on student migration
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“Ekspert” on multiculturalism and the glut of the middle class
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“Vedomosti” on the views of Marine Le Pen on France’s immigration
problem
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“La Republica” on the French suburbs
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“Novye izvestiya” on Muslim women and headscarves in Mordovia
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“Sovietskaya Belorussiya” on stateless persons
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“Kommersant” on surcharges for free medicine
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“Novye izvestiya” on the growth of mortality among drug addicts
in the Crimea
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“Paruskg.info” on refusing vaccinations for religious reasons
in Kirgizia
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“Vesti.md” on selective abortions in India
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“Wonderzine.com” on the amorality of banning free abortions
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“Vedomosti” on Russia’s poorest cities
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“Russkiy reporter” on the future of cities and controlling
evolution
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“American Thinker” on race and racial differences