As Russia gears up to elect its national parliament, The Moscow Times spoke with seven state employees across the country who said they have been asked – and sometimes pressured – by their employers to vote online in elections seen as a crucial test of the ruling United Russia party’s grip on power.
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Amidst fluttering flags and floral decorations on the streets and public squares, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) celebrated its 72nd birthday, rejoicing the fruitful achievements of the past year and envisioning a bright future ahead.
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Golts: Helping Beijing build a MAEWS could undermine Moscow’s position on the global stage.
Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors, Volume 73, Number 36
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It is getting dangerously close to “game over” for young players in China as the country is tightening its reins on their allotted time for video games. Recently, the China National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) released a notice on preventing minors from becoming addicted to online games.