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Experts promise an increase in the life expectancy of Russians
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The number of births in Russia continues to fall
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Russia’s highest fertility growth is recorded in Chechnya
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In Russia live more than 15,000 people over 100 years old
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Medvedev announces plan to raise retirement age
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Putin signs new “May decree”
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Minimum wage now equal to subsistence level
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Central Bank expects sharp rise in public sector wages
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Putin promises to cut poverty in half by 2024
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About 28,000 families have received payments for first child
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New child benefits will not be taxed
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Golodets promises to solve problems with places in kindergartens within
“two or three years”
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“Russians see no future”
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Russians to receive a single identification number
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Russia to increase state duties on documents
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Russians will be able to apply for marriage license one year before
wedding
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In Russia, a growing number of Ukrainians, Kazakhs and Tajiks
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Residence permits in Russia may become unlimited in time
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Russia may ease migration rules for Tajik citizens
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Are most emigrants from Russia qualified specialists?
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More than 10,000 foreigners expelled from Russia since the beginning of
2018
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Rospotrebnadzor names the 10 regions of Russia with the largest number of
HIV-infected people
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Ministry of Health plans to tighten legislation on HIV infection
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Mortality from alcohol poisoning in 2017 decreased by a quarter
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In Russia, the number of alcoholics has decreased by 22 percent over past
five years
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WHO registers record decrease in alcohol consumption in Russia
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Rospotrebnadzor extends ban on sale of surrogate alcohol
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Regions with the lowest tuberculosis mortality have been named
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Infant mortality in Moscow has decreased by almost a third in 7 years
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Putin calls for reducing mortality from traffic accidents to zero
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1.3 million people donated blood in 2017
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Ministry of Health is considering expanding the list of indications for
IVF treatment
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The number of obese people in Russia has increased by 45% over 5 years
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Moscow to begin drug testing for 8th graders
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Putin gives instruction to liquidate doctor shortage in polyclinics
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Ministry of Health opposes the sale of drugs in supermarkets
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After the decriminalization of beating in Moscow, more complaints of
domestic violence
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The population of Belarus continues to decline
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Kazakhstan’s urban population has reached 10.43 million people
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The number of births in Lithuania has reached 60-year low
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Life expectancy in Belarus is growing
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Lithuania approves demographic strategy
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World’s oldest women dies aged 118
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More and more elderly people worldwide don’t want to retire
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Ukrainians’ pensions in 35 years will make up 20% of their salary
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The main threats to the growth of the global economy have been named
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The Dutch work less than everyone else, but have high pensions
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Will more than 1 million Americans move due to tax reform?
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Uzbek passports to be replaced by ID cards
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Georgia intends to make procedure for obtaining citizenship harder
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Residence permit in Ukraine will be issued in the form of an ID card
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Government of Lithuania does not approve law on return of emigrants
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EU countries have returned violators of visa-free regime to Georgia
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The flow of migrants from Tajikistan to Russia is decreasing
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4 million inhabitants of Ukraine are migrant workers
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The only way to stop emigration from Ukraine is a competitive salary
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Germany to allocate ˆ9 million to Ukraine to house internally displaced
persons
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Ukraine again a leading country in terms of remittance volumes
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Labor migrants will send $9 billion home to Ukraine over one year
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France intends to tighten laws on granting refugee status
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Over a thousand migrants have gone missing in 2018
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Great Britain has accepted more than 10,000 Syrian refugees
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The number of illegal migrants in Libya has decreased significantly
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Trump proposes to pass law on deporting migrant criminals
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Kirgiz embassy asks Kirgiz citizens in Russia to behave decently
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In Belarus, mortality of working age people is decreasing
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Kazakhstan sees decrease in mortality from tuberculosis
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Scotland world’s first country to introduce minimum prices for alcohol
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Irish Prime Minister supports lifting abortion ban
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Lack of sleep in children leads to obesity
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The countries with the world’s cleanest air
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"Vedomosti", "RBC", "Russkaya Sluzhba BBC" and "Gazeta.Ru" on the
President’s past and present "May decrees"
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"Moskovsky Komsomolets", "Gazeta.Ru", "Komsomolskaya Pravda" and "Daily
Storm" on the idea of ??raising the retirement age
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on the prototype of a population register in
Russia
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“RBK” on child benefits
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“Forbes” on the maternity capital
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on weddings
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the statistics of children taken from their homes by
the state
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“Sobesednik” on planning the sex of a child
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“Wonderzine” on children
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“Sputnik” on private life
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“Russkaya sluzhba BBC” and “Primechaniya” on not wanting children
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“Novye Izvestiya” on criminal liability for teenage sex
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets” and “Lenta.ru” on an abortion commission
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“Quyi van” on surrogate motherhood in Russia
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“Wonderzine” on ordering brides from abroad
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“BIZNES Onlines” on Indian marriages
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"Kommersant", "Russkaya Sluzhba BBC", "Le Temps" and "Daily Mail" on a
project to bring Russian students back from abroad
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“Deutsche Welle” on university entrants from Central Asia
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“Kommersant” on Israeli immigrants
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“RBK” on a citizenship rating
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on Russian settlers
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on stateless persons
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“IQ” on de-urbanization
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"Open Democracy", "Ilta-Sanomat", "Baltnews.lv" and "Russkaya Germaniya”
on refugees in Europe
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“Sputnik” on the depopulation of Latvia
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“REGNUM” on Lithuania’s human resources
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“The Washington Post” on the visa conflict between the US and Russia
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“TUT.by” on those who have moved to the Belarusian village
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“Cheremukha” on human capital
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“Izvestiya” on mortality from tuberculosis
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"Kommersant", "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" and "Moskovskiy Komsomolets" on a
healthy lifestyle
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“REGNUM” on the demographic situation in the Orenburg region
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“TV Mig” and “Kommersant-Ogonyok” on self-treatment
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on dealing with citizens’ appeals in the Ministry of
Health
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“SciencePop” on bioethics
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“News.ru” on the history of fighting intemperance
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“Gazeta.ua” on struggling with road accidents in Ukraine
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"Kommersant", "Russkay sluzhba BBC" and "URA.RU" on HIV
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"The Village" and "Novye Izvestia" on restricting drug imports
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“Izvestiya” on maternal and infant mortality
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“Kommersant” on reducing alcohol consumption
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“Ekonomicheskiye Izvestiya” on fighting diseases with genes
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“Wired Magazine” on scientific solutions to health problems
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“Wonderzie” on intuitive nutrition
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on the inefficiency of the medical insurance model
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“Gazeta.Ru” on raising unemployment benefits
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“News.ru” on a new methodology for calculating GDP
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“EurasiaNet” and “Slate.fr” on economic inequality
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“Izvestiya” on the difference in salaries between men and women
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“TASS” on cohabitation and marriage
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“Central Asia Monitor” on the movement toward monoethnicity in
Kazakhstan. Part 2
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"Gazeta.Ru", "Polit.ru" and "Ukraine.Ru" on the initiative to return
Ukrainians to their homeland
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“Den” on losses from the Holodomor
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“Mainichi Shimbun” on population decline in Japan
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets” on female circumcision
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“Project Syndicate” on demystifying menstruation
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“Aeon Magazine” on consent to sex
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“The Guardian” on the importance of sex for the elderly
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“Slate.fr” on the LGBT lobby