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REPORT Russia’s Healthcare System: Current State of Affairs and …

WebThe Institute of Modern Russia continues the work on developing a reform program for post-Putin Russia—an initiative that we launched earlier this year. As part of this initiative, …

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RUSSIA’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: Need for Reforms

WebRUSSIA’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS AND THE NEED FOR REFORMS Report by the Institute of Modern Russia (Open Russia) Cover: An …

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Russian-Speaking Americans: United to Help

WebThe convention, called "Russian-Speaking America on the Rise: Awakening and Empowerment Through The 'Fair Vote For Russia' Movement", united Americans of …

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Russia’s Invisible Children

WebAccording to the Prosecutor General’s Office, in 2010, 2.17% of Russian children were homeless, which would put the number at 600 thousand. Compared to …

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100 years of legalized abortion: “Don’t throw the woman out with …

WebIn 1920, Soviet Russia was the first country in the world to legalize abortion. However, 100 years later, the world has seen a noticeable regression on the issue. Not …

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Health Care Reform as a Catalyst for Progress

WebHealth care reform has been a popular topic of debate in Russia for almost 20 years. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia did not undertake any serious …

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Russia's Natural Resources: A Mixed Blessing

WebDependence on oil exportation is one of the most controversial issues in Russian economics. In the course of many discussions, natural resources go from being …

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How Russia’s environmental issues increase risks for the Kremlin

WebHow Russia’s environmental issues increase risks for the Kremlin. 02 December 2020. András Tóth-Czifra. Environmental issues have led to unusually …

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Russia’s Invisible Children

WebIn 2003, the Center for Demography and Human Ecology of the Institute of Economic Forecasting (Russian Academy of Sciences) released a report on homeless …

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Russia’s Political Prisoners: The Updated List

WebNews. WAR IN UKRAINE: the world is at the critical junction, urgent action is needed now IMR's president Pavel Khodorkovskiy calls for immediate action to shelter Ukraine's sky …

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From Sputnik V to MIR-19: How Russia is eroding scientific …

WebMIR-19, according to its FMBA developers, is a medicine used for “treatment, including preventive, of the coronavirus infection via pulmonary or intranasal …

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Boris Kuznetsov: “Authorities should not lie—that’s the main …

WebOn August 12, 2000, during Russian Northern Fleet military exercises in the Barents Sea, a torpedo explosion sank the Kursk nuclear submarine. As a result of Russian authorities’ …

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Putin’s Maternal Capital Will Not Fix Russia’s Demographic Problem

WebAccording to official data, the government’s spending on the maternity capital program has been since in decline—from 365.3 billion rubles ( $4.8 billion) in 2016 to …

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Why the Kremlin’s disinformation campaigns hurt Russia’s …

WebIn mid-May, a steady increase in Russia’s official number of coronavirus infections prompted public speculations on the possibility of a third wave of COVID-19. In …

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How COVID-19 Showcases Putin’s Crisis-Management Style

WebAs of April 15, Russia has counted almost twenty-five thousand coronavirus cases, with the official death toll reaching 198 people. The country has virtually been …

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THE RISE AND FALL OF SPUTNIK V

Web3 The global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pan-demic has become a litmus test for all political systems—from democracies to dictatorships. Essentially, the global fight against …

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January 2021: Alexey Navalny, Azat Miftakhov, Perm activists

WebJanuary saw plenty of political turbulence in Russia—from opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s return to Russia and immediate arrest to mass protests that resulted in …

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RUSSIA UNDER PUTIN: 20 YEARS OF PROTESTS

Web3 This report examines the protest dynamics in Russia over the last twenty years. By clearly de-scribing the frequency, volume, and nature of protest, as well as regime responses to …

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