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In 2017 in Russia, 203,000 fewer babies were born than in the previous
year
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The number of births in Russia in 2018 still continues to decline
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Medvedev announces measures taken to “rejuvenate” Russia
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Ministry of Health announces plans to increase life expectancy in Russia
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Golodets names the main guarantor of lower mortality
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Mortality among young and middle-aged men in Russia has decreased by 10%
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Skvortsova reports absence of maternal mortality in 31 regions of Russia
in 2017
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Ministry of Health decides to equalize life expectancy in the regions
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It's time to make a decisions about retirement age
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CSR has drawn up schedule for raising the retirement age in Russia
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A family of three needs 75,900 rubles a month for “a normal life”
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Ministry of Education and Science proposes to give college applicants
with children extra points
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For the first time in 10 years state wants to raise unemployment benefits
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Residents of Khabarovsk moving to other regions en masse
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Residents fleeing the Russian Far East, but VTsIOM considers otherwise
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Putin calls for protecting Russian borders from illegal immigrants,
terrorists and drug trafficking
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Net migration in Russia due to migrants from Ukraine, Kazakhstan and
Uzbekistan
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Without migrants the Russian economy cannot function properly
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Has Russia’s brain drain doubled in last three years?
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Those inviting migrants will be responsible for their timely departure
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In Duma, a call to quickly pass law on political refugees from Ukraine
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Almost half of those infected with HIV were left untreated in 2017
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Has Russia’s anti-smoking law reduced mortality?
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Government changes procedure for determining disability
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Topilin explains increase in the number of children with disabilities in
Russia
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Last winter fewer Russians got the flu than the year before
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National vaccination schedule will expand as of 2020
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Rospotrebnadzor warns of risk of parasitic infection through fish
products
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In Russia, rules for getting sick leave will change
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Most common diseases of Moscow schoolchildren have been named
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Moscow to create unified register of cancer patients
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Average age of a doctor in Moscow has fallen by 8 years
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Mandatory Health Insurance policy can be obtained online
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Draft bill on monitoring the quality of a doctor’s work is ready
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Russia may introduce new professional standard for nannies
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Lovers are asked not to hang locks on the bridges of St. Petersburg
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Dodon calls the shrinking population Moldova’s main problem
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In 2016 one in five Portuguese was over 65
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In Kazakhstan, life expectancy has increased by six years
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Guinness Book of Records declares 112-year-old Japanese world’s oldest
man
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Retirement age in Estonia to be linked with life expectancy
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Lithuanian women among the youngest mothers in Europe
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Belarus wants to introduce two-week paternity leave
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Over 22,000 Russians received EU citizenship in 2017
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More than 2000 Russians received Finnish citizenship in 2017
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US plans to request data from social networks when issuing visas
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Portugal simplifies visa regime for Russian citizens
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In Tajikistan, foreigners will be allowed to stay without registration
for ten days
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Poland changes its migration policy
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Emigration from Ukraine will quicken
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Uzbekistan preparing to join IOM
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Trump lifts entry restriction on migrants from Chad
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Since 1998, 671 foreigners have been granted asylum in Latvia
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Netanyahu suspends deal with UN on African migrants
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In Turkey, 4,215 illegal migrants arrested over last three months
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Migration changing Tajik men
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In Ukraine, up to 12 people die from tuberculosis every day
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Protests in Poland against tougher abortion law
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Kazakhstan in 68th place by the number of deaths in fires
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US records spread of incurable infections
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Proposal in Kazakhstan to introduce “night courts”
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“Moskovskiy Komsomolets”, “Kommersant” and “Forbes” on a report on the
government’s work over past year
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“Glas Naroda” and “Kommersant” on the results of the work of the Ministry
of Health and its new tasks
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“Kommersant”, “TASS” and “Polit.ru” on pension reform
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“Svobodnaya Pressa” on life expectancy
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“Mosovskiy Komsomolets” on mortality statistics
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on men’s health
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“Izvestiya” on the health of office workers
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“Republic” on obesity
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on combating non-infectious diseases
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“REGNUM” on problems of Belgorod’s healthcare
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“ZDRAVKOM” on cancer
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“go31.ru” and “Za rulyom” on mortality from traffic accidents
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on drug abuse prevention
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on self-treatment
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“iq.hse.ru” on euthanasia
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on a new medical service
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“Nevskie Novosti” on the work of the Commissioner for Children’s Rights
in St. Petersburg
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the problem of kindergartens
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“Izvestiya” on professional standards for nannies
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“Gazeta.Ru” and “Yle” on assisted reproductive technologies
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“Helsingin Sanomat” on a man who could give birth
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“The New York Times” on the “landfill crisis” in Volokolamsk
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on the paramedics strike in Voronezh
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the Soviet diet
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“REGNUM” on the flight of the population from the Far East
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“Svobodnaya Pressa” and “Tages Anzeiger” on Russia’s brain drain
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“Gazeta po-ukrainski” and “Slovo i Delo” on labor migration of Ukrainians
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the life of a stateless person
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“FederalPress” on changes for the better
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“Central Asia Monitor” on the movement towards mono-ethnicity in
Kazakhstan
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“Life” on the first Soviet feminist
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“Le Monde” on unmarried Chinese women
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the idea of “dekulakizing” the oligarchs
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“Sobesednik” on homophobia
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“Raseef22” and “The New York Times” on race and racism
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“Novye Izvestiya” on the experimental life of a homeless person
