Looking to the north Foreign Minister Børge Brende standing at the heart of the area that is Norway’s most important foreign policy priority, well aware that many other countries are also looking to the north, where n

Source URL: www.norway.cn

• Northern Europe
• Canada–Russia relations
• Canada–United States relations
• Russia–United States relations
• International relations
• Børge Brende
• Arctic Council
• Arctic
• Barents Region
• Physical geography
• Political geography
• Extreme points of Earth

Looking to the north Foreign Minister Børge Brende standing at the heart of the area that is Norway’s most important foreign policy priority, well aware that many other countries are also looking to the north, where n

Source URL: www.norway.gr

• Northern Europe
• Canada–Russia relations
• Canada–United States relations
• Russia–United States relations
• International relations
• Børge Brende
• Arctic Council
• Arctic
• Barents Region
• Physical geography
• Political geography
• Extreme points of Earth

Dear artists and curators from Russia and other countries, the Organizing Committee

Source URL: www.nsartmuseum.ru

Risk Factors for HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases Among Adolescents in St. Petersburg, Russia By Yuri A. Amirkhanian, Dennis V. Tiunov and Jeffrey A. Kelly Context: Over the past several years, there have been

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• Personal life
• Sexual acts
• Fertility
• Sexology
• Sexual health
• Sexual intercourse
• Adolescent sexuality
• Safe sex
• Sexually transmitted disease
• Human sexuality
• Human behavior
• HIV/AIDS

UK Visas & Invitation Letters Visas Citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area and Commonwealth, don’t require a visa to enter the UK. There are other countries which also do not require a visa for a short

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• Foreign relations
• Government
• Visa requirements for French citizens
• Visa policy of Russia
• Visa
• Politics
• Foreign relations of Russia

109th CONGRESS 2d Session S. RES. 526 Condemning the murder of United States journalist Paul Klebnikov on July 9, 2004, in Moscow, and the murders of other members of the media in the Russian Federation.

Source URL: www.projectklebnikov.org

• Journalism
• Nationality
• Boris Berezovsky
• Paul Klebnikov
• Russia
• Project Klebnikov

Essays of an Information Scientist: Science Reviews, Journalism Inventiveness and Other Essays, Vol:14, p.368, 1991 Will Perestroika Open Soviet Science’s Doors to the English Language? Reprinted from THE SCIENTIST @4(

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• Asia
• Nuclear weapons program of the Soviet Union
• Andrei Sakharov
• Proceedings of the USSR Academy of Sciences
• Science and technology in the Soviet Union
• Soviet Union
• Russia
• Soviet dissidents
• Soviet people
• Science and technology in Russia

• • ISTC/ STCU Symposium and Seminar:  The Experience and Technology of Russia, Ukraine, and Other CIS 

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• Fukushima
• Japanese language
• Tōhoku region
• International Science and Technology Center
• Fukushima Prefecture

The Nuclear Bomb: A weapon in search of a target By Alyn Ware New Zealand International Review July/August[removed]In 1993 the US and Russia removed each other from their nuclear targets list. The retargeting of their

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• Nuclear warfare
• Arms control
• Nuclear strategies
• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
• Nuclear disarmament
• Nuclear proliferation
• Anti-nuclear movement
• Disarmament
• Security assurance
• International relations
• Nuclear weapons
• International security

THE NAVIES OF THE WORLD, 331 Besides England and France, the only other great naval power of Europe isRUSSIA.-In 1695, Russia had in the Black Sea, 9 vessels carrying 60 guns, 25 of from 40 to 50 0vu”s, 8 of 34 guns,

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• Spanish Navy
• Portuguese Navy
• Watercraft
• Frigate
• Ship