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Multithumb found errors on this page: There was a problem loading image http://cdn5.img.sputniknews.com/images/101790/79/1017907936.jpg  Russia 16:12 04.05.2016Get short URL MOSCOW (Sputnik) — According to the poll by the independent research organization Levada-Center, as many as 74 percent believe that protests over the declining living standards are unlikely to happen, while 19 percent of the respondents disagree with them. In case of such protests, only 11 percent of the respondents said they were ready to join, while 82 percent would definitely abstain from protesting, according to the poll. © Sputnik/ Alexandr Kryazhev According to the poll, only 2 percent of the respondents have taken part in a public action within the last 12 month. The poll was conducted between April 22 and 25 among 1,600 people in Russian 137 cities and towns.
The opinion voiced by several experts that the U.S. strike targeting a Syrian military airbase was an “emotional reaction” by President Donald Trump is questionable. The timing was excellent for Washington and the possibilities of starting a direct conflict with Russia were minimized. The Russia [ ... ] Russia11:32 04.04.2016(updated 11:33 04.04.2016) Get short URLGROZNY (Sputnik) — Syrian opposition representatives visited Chechnya to "exchange experiences" with the southern Russian republic, which has overcome years of terrorism, the acting leader of the Chechen Republic told Sputnik in an [ ... ]
A member of the regional parliament of Veneto, Italy, visited the Crimea with the delegation of Italian politicians and businessmen on October 13-16. Following the visit, the Italian MP said that the EU would lift its sanctions against the Crimea. The history of relations between the Roman Empire a [ ... ]
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