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Fertility in Russia fell by 2.3% in 2016
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Infant mortality decreased by almost 20% over 3 months
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Soviet Federation criticizes Kudrin’s idea of reducing the
number of pensioners
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Medvedev considers it necessary to maintain the maternity capital
and increase the number of first-borns
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Batalina proposes to pay part of mortgage to parents having
a first child before the age of 23
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Fewer Russians are being deprived of their parental rights
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The government will allow people with HIV to adopt children
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Certificates of birth and death will be issued through MFCs
(Multifunctional centers)
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Ministry of Communications proposes to simplify the choice
of marriage date
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In Moscow City Duma, a proposal to introduce tax on childlessness
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“Taxing parents with few children won’t make them have more”
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Child Ombudsman calls for starting to prepare children for
family life in school
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A comfortable living environment to be created in small historical
towns
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Rostrud approves idea of electronic work record books
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Transition to electronic work record books will be smooth
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Fight against unemployment damps economic growth due to a shortage
of skilled workers
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State Duma to consider bill on depriving terrorists of Russian
citizenship
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Bill on depriving of citizenship those convicted of terrorism
will be corrected
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At the moment there are almost 9.7 million citizens of other
states on the territory of Russia
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Putin supports the tightening of penalties for violation of
migration registration rules
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Chaika calls for urgent solution to problem of deporting illegal
migrants
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Illegals will be able to leave Russia voluntarily rather than
be deported
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FSB head calls for “ideological support” for the integration
of migrants
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Russia approves plan to implement strategy to combat HIV infection
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Ministry of Health reports reduction of alcohol consumption
in Russia in 2016
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The number of deaths from alcohol poisoning is declining
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Supreme Court will reduce the rights of surrogate mothers in
Russia
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Physicians working with elderly Muscovites will be payed extra
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Medvedev against replacing free medicine with paid
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Electronic sick leave system to start operating in Russia as
of July 1
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The population of Israel is about 868,000 people
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The population of Estonia is 1,315,635 people
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The population of Latvia has shrunk by nearly 0.5 million over
16 years
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“If Latvians don’t learn to live in cities, then will this
people simply die out?”
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For first time ever the number of elderly Canadians surpasses
that of children
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IMF will work with Ukraine only if the retirement age is raised
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Raising the retirement age of women in Israel is again in question
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19 million people in Yemen need humanitarian assistance
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Turkey increases period of visa-free stay for Russians to 90
days
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EU Council approves decision on the liberalization of visa
regime for Ukraine
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Germany, Austria, Denmark and Norway should remove border controls
within six months
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Latvia discussing simplification of procedure for obtaining
citizenship
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Australia tightens rules for granting citizenship
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New Zealand toughens requirements for highly qualified migrants
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Switzerland will limit the flow of migrants from Bulgaria and
Romania
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Texas bans sanctuary cities for refugees
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Dodon counting on amnesty of migrants from Moldova
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Russia amnesties 102,000 Tajik migrants
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Uzbekistan intends to increase the number of consulates in
Russia and Kazakhstan
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Latvia has highest HIV level in EU
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About 71 million people living with hepatitis C
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Level of child mortality in Czech Republic declining for eighth
consecutive year
- Georgia begins vaccinating girls against papilloma virus
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“Izvestiya” on the tax on having too few children
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“Utro” on taxing those with no children
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“Vechernyaya Moskva” on programs to support fertility
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“Kommersant” on the sufficiency and insufficiency of kindergartens
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“Forbes” on telemedicine
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on electronic sick leaves
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“Kommersant” on the aging of Asia’s population
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“EADaily” on the demographic situation in the countries of
Transcaucasia
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“Forbes” on the threats of bioterrorism
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“Kommersant” and “Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on deprivation of
citizenship for terrorism
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“Izvestiya” on a Russian Green Card
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“Izvestiya” on voluntary self-deportation
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“47news” on a migration center in Uzbekistan
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“Project Syndicate” on the benefits to the United States of
immigration from the Middle East
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“Focus” on North African crime in Germany
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“Project Syndicate” on job cuts in US industry
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“VG” on invisible modernization in Iran
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“Wonderzine” on surrogate motherhood
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“The Village” on reproductive services
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“Radio Azattyk” on domestic violence in Kirgizia
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“RFI” on banning excessively thin models
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“Sueddeutsche Zeitung” on monogamy and free love