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Sivani Of Hidden Compass: Exploration Shouldn't Be About Conquest But Collaboration

Sivani Of Hidden Compass: Exploration Shouldn’t Be About Conquest But Collaboration.

7 animals you can only find in Russia

Isley climbed highest mountains, dove deepest seas

by Kevin Cody In July, 2020, Paul Isley Climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro. Its 19,341-foot elevation makes it the highest mountain on the African continent. At the summit…

Underwater robot in Siberia's Lake Baikal reveals hidden mud volcanoes — and an active fault

Video cameras mounted on an autonomous underwater robot captured footage of cracks associated with mud volcanism close to a potentially active fault on the shores of Lake Baikal.

Zambia : Lake Tanganyika Hits A 50 year Record High Rise Of Water Levels

From Siberia to Kunming: The Incredible Migration of Black-Headed Gulls-Xinhua

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In Russia's Buryatia, authorities have revived a search for 'separatists' first launched under Stalin — Meduza

In late December, Alexey Tsydenov, the governor of Russia’s Republic of Buryatia, created a brand-new agency aimed at preventing “separatism and nationalism” in the region. While the office is the first of its kind in Buryatia’s modern history, it’s not unprecedented: the Soviet authorities took measures to combat potential Buryat separatist movements in the 1930s, referring to these efforts as the “fight against pan-Mongolism.” In reality, there was no “pan-Mongol conspiracy” during the Stalin era, and the regime’s search for one led to mass repressions. Less than a generation earlier, however, there had been three real attempts to secure greater autonomy for the Buryat people. The outlet People of Baikal recently looked back at this rarely-discussed history. Meduza shares an English-language adaption of the article.

Russian Threat Perception and Nuclear Strategy in its Plans for War with China

Even as Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese General Secretary Xi Jinping a were forming “a new epoch in relations” between their two countries,

How Japan Can Do More to Defend Itself