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By 2025, Russia’s labor force will have shrunk by 5.4 million
people
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By 2035, the population of St. Petersburg could rise to
6.6 million people
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Have 67% of subjects of the Russian Federation failed in
their plan to reduce mortality?
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Mortality from heart attacks in the capital’s hospitals
has decreased three-fold over the last five years
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Moscow has abolished allowances for doctors with advanced
degrees and honorary titles
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Public Chamber has developed National Fertility Rating
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Moscow’s demographic boom has led to increase in the number
of schoolchildren
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Higher School of Economics expert calls initiative to pay
for a first child populism
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Applications for a “Far East hectare” have been made by
residents of all regions of Russia
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Bill introduced in Duma to make it easier for children to
receive Russian citizenship
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Russia will simplify access to Russian citizenship for residents
of Transnistria
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Russia has recognized documents issued to residents of Donbass
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One million fewer foreigners entered Russia in 2016
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Tajikistan opens two new Consulate General offices in Russia
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Agency for Labour Migration in Uzbekistan will open a representative
office in the Russian Federation
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Russian agitators will call overseas compatriots to Russia
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Foreign compatriots living illegally in Russia can expect
migration amnesty
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Russia may amnesty some deported Tajik migrants
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Russia begins work on law on the social and cultural adaptation
of migrants
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Russia may review conditions for the entry of HIV-positive
foreigners
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Two thirds of people with HIV in Russia do not receive free
treatment
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49% of Russians have used homeopathic remedies
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83% of Russians are related to each other
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Proposal in State Duma to allow parents to give a child
a hyphenated surname
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Tajikistan’s population may reach 11.5 million people by
2030
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The difference in life expectancy between men and women
is gradually disappearing
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Female life expectancy in South Korea will exceed 90 years
by 2030
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In Kirgizia, mortality and fertility are falling
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Estonian Parliament has recognized the country’s demographic
situation as a problem
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Over last 20 years the number of official marriages in Estonia
has been halved
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Ukraine refuses to raise retirement age for the sake of
IMF loan
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In Brazil, a growing number of poor
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In Latvia and Lithuania, the minimum wage is 380 euros a
month
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Six-hour working day turns out to be more cost-effective
for employers
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China simplifies process of issuing identity cards
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Swiss citizens have voted in favor of simplifying access
to citizenship for grandchildren of migrants
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European Commission has promised Ukraine a visa-free regime
by the summer
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Trump speaks of upcoming tightening of immigration policy
in the US
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Most Europeans have expressed support for Trump-style migration
policies
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Europeans growing more afraid of immigrants from Islamic
regions
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US eases rules for deporting illegal immigrants
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Trump explains the principles of deporting migrants from
the USA
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Germany to beat record for the number of deported migrants
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Italy to speed up the deportation of illegal immigrants
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Japan has accepted 28 refugees out of 11,000 who applied
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Warsaw tells of hundreds of thousands of refugees from Ukraine
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Prime Minister of Sri Lanka calls refugees home
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Kazakh employers in 2016 hired mostly Chinese
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Bavarian government bans the burqa
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Senile dementia is officially recognized as one of the main
causes of death
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Sweden supports global project on women’s rights to abortion
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Lithuania’s Minister of Health does not support ban on abortion
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Can telework lead to stress and insomnia?
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Finland decides not to disclose the number of same-sex marriages
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“Izvestiya” on Russia’s demographic achievements
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“REGNUM” on allowance for birth of first child in Bashkiria
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“Sputnik” on Tajikistan’s “demographic explosion”
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“Izvestiya” on demographic policy in different countries
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“Novye Izvestiya” on mortality from traffic accidents
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“RBK” on a lack of drugs for patients with HIV
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“Kommersant” on the rules of entry into Russia for HIV-positive
foreigners
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“RBK” on electronic cigarettes
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“TASS” on maternity tourism and illegal immigration to the
US
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“RT na russkom” on the losses to American universities due
to Trump’s decrees
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“Kommersant” on the profitability of immigrants to the US
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“Carnegie Moscow Center” on Europe’s immigration problems
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“Novye Izvestiya” on checking schoolchildren’s registration
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“Kommersant” on the citizenship of children of Russians
living abroad
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“Izvestiya” and “Nezavisimaya gazeta” on offering citizenship
to compatriots living abroad
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“Komsomolskaya Pravda” on the problems of registration and
citizenship for migrants from Ukraine
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“REGNUM” on the risks of raising the retirement age
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“Izvestiya” on the labor activity of the elderly
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on reconsidering the age limit of economic
activity
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“Izvestiya” on education and employment
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“RBK” on self-employment
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“RBK” on freelancing and freelancers
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“BBC” on a guaranteed income
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“Lenta.ru” on gender and family issues in the Caucasus
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“Aeon Magazine” on mixed races
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“Rossiysky turism” on marriages with foreigners
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“RBK” on exotic names