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To fully develop the Far East a million more inhabitants are
needed
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The number of births in 2013 grew by 1.5%
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The Ministry of Labor issues a fertility forecast for 2013
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Russian women have their first child at an average age of 25
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The number of pregnant minors in Russia remains high
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Almost half of Russian women under 18 have sexual experience
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Two-thirds of Russian families have only one child
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Measures are necessary to support the birth of a first child,
says Golodets
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Government has turned down bill to lower the pension age for
mothers of large families
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Plan to create 750 thousand places in kindergartens within
3 years
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50 thousand orphans to be set up in families by the end of
year
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In 2012 most Russian orphans were adopted in Italy and the
U.S.
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Russia will now allow adoption by same-sex families in France
or elsewhere
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“Civic Platform” has set up a charitable fund to help with
the adoption of sick orphans
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Nearly 12 thousand children in Russia were wanted by police
in 2012
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Since 2001 the number of Russians satisfied with their quality
of life has doubled
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Electronic passport will be available in any branch of the
federal Migration Service
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Russia and the EU are finalizing an agreement on visa facilitation
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City-dwellers believe there are too many migrants in Russia
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Migrants should live in their own country, says Sobyanin
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“Loitering” workers have no place in Russia
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FMS ( Federal Migration Service) may create a new strategy
for attracting foreign workers
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State Duma imposes additional restrictions on the entry of
migrants into the Russian Federation
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Russian Interior Ministry proposes to simplify expulsion of
foreigners without passports
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State Duma passes in first reading amendments to law on tax
registration for migrant workers
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When specialists want to emigrate abroad “no one should be
held back by their sleeve”
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Experts explain the reluctance of Russians to emigrate
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Over 42 thousand crimes were committed by foreigners in Russia
last year
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In Russia 35% of the adult population smokes
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Does the anti-smoking law already need correcting?
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The effect of the anti-smoking law to be evaluated with the
help of population surveys
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Russians know about the dangers of smoking and alcohol, but
are in no hurry to quit
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In Russia drugs are used by about 8.5 million people
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The Federation Council approves law on testing students for
drugs
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In 2012 Russia registered a record decline in maternal mortality
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Around 18 thousand people in Moscow die each year of cancer
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Over 140 thousand Russians have suffered from tick bites
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The Duma may allow doctors to perform emergency operations
without parental consent
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Russians have started taking more care of their health, but
without spending much money
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The population size of Belarus as of May 1 was 9,459 thousand
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The bulk of low-income households in Belarus have children
under 18
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The minimum wage in Armenia will be $108 starting July 1
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The Senate of the Parliament has approved the law on pensions
in Kazakhstan
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But the President of Kazakhstan has returned a bill to reform
the pension system
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Tajikistan and Belarus have begun cooperating in higher education
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Russia and Belarus are developing a single standard document
to certify completion of high school
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Ukraine wants to impose a tax on holidays abroad
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In the first quarter of 2013 the number of jobs in Georgia
decreased by 42,000
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On the Kazakh-Russian border a “one stop” principle is to be
implemented
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When entering Kirgizia, citizens of Kazakhstan will have to
present documents with photos for children
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Will improving conditions in Tajikistan solve the problem of
migration to Russia?
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Belarusian top managers prefer to work in Moscow
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Kiev has simplified the issuance of work permits for foreigners
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Kazakhstan has sheltered more than 15,000 refugees
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Russian will not yet be the second state language in Ukraine
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Nearly everyone in Kazakhstan speaks Russian
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Special UN report shows concern over spread of TB in Tajikistan
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Azerbaijan wants to ban abortions due to the “wrong” gender
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German census shows population decline
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PACE takes stand for political and legislative support of children’s
rights
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Chinese Government has launched a program to return underage
orphans to school
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U.S. Congressmen are hoping to conclude a new agreement with
Russia on adoption
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Mexicans work more than residents of any other OECD country
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Ministers of labor îf G20 countries to discuss job creation
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The highest unemployment rates in EU are in Spain, Portugal,
Slovakia and Greece
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Unemployment rate in Italy has reached an historic high of
12.8%
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European Commission will sue the UK for discrimination against
workers from new EU countries
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Switzerland has introduced new quotas on the influx of migrants
from the EU
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Lebanon and Jordan will receive $10 million from Russia to
help refugees
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South Korea asks China not to transfer North Korean refugees
to Pyongyang
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Bill on xenophobia and racism introduced in Greek Parliament
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Japanese companies hiring fewer and fewer smokers
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In Latvia, parents are forbidden to smoke in the presence of
children
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OSCE puts number of drug addicts in Europe at 15 million
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The death toll from the new SARS virus has reached 27 people
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WHO chief calls new coronavirus a major global threat to humanity
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In Lithuania, an outbreak of measles
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In Singapore, the incidence of dengue fever 4 times higher
than the threshold
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WHO warns about the inevitability of epidemics in Syria and
surrounding countries
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Sweden is named European leader in sexual infections
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Lithuania plans to ban abortion
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Will Lithuania prohibit sex changes?
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The British need to get married in order to be happy
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“AiF-Moskva” on the Moscow mayor’s attitude to ethnic neighborhoods
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“Kommersant” on migration issues in Moscow
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“Vedomosti” on the authorities’ anti-migrant rhetoric
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“Nezavisimaya Gazeta” on the debate about the usefulness of
migration for Russia
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“Novaya Gazeta” on Russia’s need for a migration code
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“Rossiskaya Gazeta” on immigration amnesty
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“Vedomosti” on a visa-free space as a “political specter”
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“Kommersant” on a possible resumption of border controls within
the Schengen
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“Vedomosti” on factors of emigration from Russia
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“Slon.ru” on the potential of emigration from Russia
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“FINANCE.UA” on emigration from Ukraine
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“Mignews.com.ua” and “Kommersant” on labor migration from Ukraine
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“Regnum” on labor migration from Belarus
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“Gazetavv.com” on taxing remittances from Ukrainian workers
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“Kommersant” on the Nongovernmental Pension Fund for Kyrgyz
migrants in Russia
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“FINANCE.UA” on internal labor migration in Ukraine
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“Izvestiya” on Syrian Circassians as “Russian compatriots”
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“Paruskg.info” on Russians in Kirgizia
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“Atlantico” on the integration of immigrants in Germany
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“Telegraph” and “Rossiskaya Gazeta” on the Muslim problem in
Europe
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“The Wall Street Journal” on the problem of aging in China
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“Gazeta.ru”, “Parlamentskaya Gazeta” and “Vedomosti” on the
draft Concept of Family Policy
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“Rossiskaya Gazeta” on support for large families
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“Moskovskie Novosti” on the usefulness of investment in Artificial
Reproductive Technologies
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“Slon.ru” on religiosity and fertility
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“Foreign Policy” on the sexual revolution in Iran
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“Toyo Keizai” on the problems of Japanese youth
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“Meditsinskaya Gazeta” on preventive medicine
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“Izvestiya” on alcohol use in Russia
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“Le Monde” on the coronavirus in Saudi Arabia
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“Gazeta.ru” on the ethnic specificity of diabetes
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“Przegląd” on cities of the future
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“Project Syndicate” on urbanization
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“Finmarket” on Russian cities and immigration from the intraregional
periphery
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“Vedomosti” on the civilizational rift
in the Caucasus
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“Kommersant-Dengi” on regional policy and regional inequality
in Russia
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“Gazeta.ru” on the genetic diversity of southern Europeans
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