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21.04.2010, 22:16
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Despite recent improvements in Russia’s economy and immigration policy, foreigners are still afraid to work in the country. However, the situation might improve in the near future.
04.05.2009, 07:03
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The father of a 3-year-old girl kidnapped in France and found a month later, says his child is struggling to cope. But Jean-Michel André says he hopes the girl’s Russian mother, accused of the abduction, is shown mercy.
18.03.2010, 20:06
Moscow's NGOs are drawing attention to the plight of the thousands of Russians that have to live out on the streets by declaring 2010 the “Year of The Homeless”.
24.06.2010, 21:05
Under new regulations, smokers in Russia will be told in detail why their bad and dangerous habit can kill.
07.12.2009, 21:20
Dr. Jeannot Hoareau of the European Centre for Psychotherapy in Moscow says the best therapy for those who survived such disasters as the fire in Perm’s night club is to talk about what they’ve been through.
09.09.2010, 20:10
International forces have seized a ship held by Somali pirates after a one day high-seas standoff.
16.10.2009, 09:05
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Convicted pedophiles in Russia could soon be chemically castrated. Parliament is set to discuss the law, which supporters hope will stop the high-level of child molesters re-offending.
23.03.2010, 20:16
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Europe fears that large quantities of Afghan heroin may flood into the EU via Russia if the current visa regime is lifted.
20.08.2010, 19:09
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Some view the Moscow Kremlin as the center of power in Russia; others see it as a historical site. For Valery Kubarev, it’s a piece of real estate which he claims is his through descent from the dynasty of Rurik.
27.07.2010, 07:36
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People are always fascinated by the possibility of catching a glimpse of the future. And psychics are always ready to turn people's curiosity into cash. But now the Russian parliament has taken the future into its hands.
Published: 12 July, 2010, 20:13
Edited: 13 July, 2010, 07:44
Despite widely announced anti-corruption activities, Russia has followed less than half of the European Council recommendations it signed up to a few years ago.
Today, I saw in the news a protest outside a Moscow court agaisnt two artists for displaying an exhibition in which religious images were used in an inapropiate way, and it was evident people´s anger. They were angry because this was an offense towards Russian values, and they were willing to defend their culture, apparently Russian society takes tradition very seriously. However, I wander why Russians don´t get angry when corrupt politicians recieve bribes or when public money is stolen and ended up in some one´s pocket? People need to realize that corruption is the real threat to society, it prevents people from getting better opportunities and creates social and economic instability. It makes the country weak in every sense.