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Russia
Russia’s brief burst of optimism
Michael Cook | 13 January 2010
Before the bad news returns
Bulging China eyes empty Russian Far East
Michael Cook | 21 July 2009
In English, Siberia is a synonym for frigid desolation. Only 6.7 million people live there – 14% fewer than in the late 1980s.
Russia slides into a demographic abyss
Michael Cook | 14 April 2009
A Muslim president of Russia?
Michael Cook | 07 April 2009
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