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Stop the Wars and Start the Negotiations NOW, by Robert Roth

The Unz Review 03 Dec 2023
Taking part, by videoconference, in an extraordinary BRICS summit to discuss the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin argued that Moscow has a moral obligation to deliver humanitarian aid to the civilian population in Gaza.
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Boosting population Russia's ‘goal for the coming decades’: Putin

Madhyamam 01 Dec 2023
Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday announced boosting Russia's population will be ‘our goal for the coming decades’.Addressing the World Russian People's Council in Moscow, Putin urged women to have eight children, making larger families the ‘norm’.
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Explainer: What's at stake in Russia's assault on Avdiivka?

Reuters 01 Dec 2023
Avdiivka, which had a pre-war population of around 32,000, has been a frontline city since 2014, when it was briefly occupied by Moscow-backed separatists who seized a swathe of eastern Ukraine in what Kyiv and the West ... He has also reported from Moscow for two British newspapers, The Telegraph and The Independent.
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Putin's solution to increase Russia's population: Ask women to have ‘8 or more’ children

Hindustan Times 01 Dec 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin this week urged women in Russia to have eight or more children and make larger families a “norm” to increase the population in the country ... In a video speech at the World Russian People's Council in Moscow, Putin said that boosting the population of the country will be the “goal for coming decades”, reported ... ....
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Sergey Poletaev: Ukraine's incompetent leadership keeps making bad decisions, for how long more can it survive?

Russia Today 30 Nov 2023
Moscow realized that things had reached the point where they could not be peacefully solved and that Ukraine – with its population indoctrinated with an anti-Russian ideology, urged and supported by the West – was about to move from words to actions.
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Putin is urging women to have as many as 8 children after so many Russians ...

Business Insider 29 Nov 2023
President Vladimir Putin was on the screen during the 15th World Russian People's Congress at the State Kremlin Palace on November 28, 2023, in Moscow ... Russian President Vladimir Putin is urging women to have as many as eight children after so many Russians are dying in his war with Ukraine, worsening the country's spiraling population crisis.
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Russia to require foreigners to sign ‘loyalty agreement’

Al Jazeera 29 Nov 2023
list 2 of 3‘No to the Russian law... Bolshevik Moscow made ethnic Russians the most privileged group in the Soviet Union and sent Russian settlers to populate and control non-Russian regions ... According to data collected by Russian independent media, a number of areas with high minority populations have suffered the most casualties in the war. .
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10 RARE Red Book animals that you can encounter in Moscow (PHOTOS)

Russia Beyond 28 Nov 2023
178 near Novo-Peredelkino, which is a great rarity for such a densely-populated city. 3 ... Moscow is now even a habitat for bats, which are rarely encountered in such populous cities ... The population of these rodents has fallen sharply in recent years – so it is all the more interesting that they can be found in Moscow ... Moscow.
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Moscow explains why it calls Kiev government a ‘regime’

Russia Today 26 Nov 2023
... of its own population, Dmitry Peskov has said. Moscow refers to Kiev as a “regime” because of its treatment of the Russian-speaking population in Ukraine, which it considers to be discriminatory, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview published on Sunday.
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Armenia a no-show at Russia-led conference

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 24 Nov 2023
MOSCOW -- A Russian-dominated security grouping held a summit in Belarus on Thursday with the absence of one of its members, Armenia, which has been irked by what it sees as a lack of support over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict ... Moscow has rejected the accusations, arguing that its ...
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Exploring Dmitrov: Microcosm of Russian history (PHOTOS)

Russia Beyond 24 Nov 2023
Architectural historian and photographer William Brumfield details the remarkable history of this small, but very significant town that lies just 65 km north of Moscow ... Today, Dmitrov is a prosperous regional center (population 64,000) benefiting from steady growth on the fringes of Moscow.
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Dagestani Doctor Refused Russian State TV Appearance in Hijab

Moscow Times 24 Nov 2023
Ayshat Idarmacheva's Instagram stories. Instagram ... Russia is home to a large population of Muslims that is mainly concentrated in its North Caucasus and Volga regions. Officials in Moscow regularly boast of the country’s ethnic and religious diversity as a source of its strength, but many societal divisions remain. Read more about ... ....
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Russia Opens Criminal Case Against Journalist Masha Gessen Over Ukraine War ‘Fake News'

Moscow Times 23 Nov 2023
Russian troops occupied Bucha, a city west of Kyiv, shortly after Moscow sent troops into Ukraine last year. The mayor of Bucha said that 20% of the city’s population was killed during the Russian occupation. Moscow denied that its army carried ...
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Armenia’s leader snubs meeting of Russia-dominated security grouping over a rift with the Kremlin

Wtop 23 Nov 2023
MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian-dominated security grouping held a summit in Belarus on Thursday with the absence of one of its members, Armenia, which has been irked by what it sees as a lack of support over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict ... Moscow has rejected the accusations, arguing that ...
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Armenia's leader snubs meeting of Russia-dominated security grouping over a rift with the Kremlin

Killeen Daily Herald 23 Nov 2023
MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian-dominated security grouping held a summit in Belarus on Thursday with the absence of one of its members, Armenia, which has been irked by what it sees as a lack of support over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict ... Moscow has rejected the accusations, arguing that ...
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