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Several streets will be closed in Moscow on February 21 - Vimarsana News

Several streets will be closed in Moscow on February 21

The streets in the Gostiny Dvor area in the center of Moscow will be closed on February 21 on the day of the announcement of the message of Russian

Why Moscow is the greenest city in the world - Vimarsana News

Why Moscow is the greenest city in the world

Why Moscow is the greenest city in the world How did Russia’s industrial and historical center also become a heavily vegetated city? According to WorldAtlas, 54 percent of Moscow’s territory is covered by public parks and gardens, making it the greenest city in the world. There are 20 square meters of trees and shrubs per inhabitant in Moscow – many times more than in Tokyo, London or Beijing. This happened because of the combination of two factors: first, Moscow was initially built amongst the forests of the North-Eastern Russia, second, landscaping and greening starte...

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Kazakstan's Unsurprising Elections - Vimarsana News

Kazakstan's Unsurprising Elections

The ruling Nur Otan party has emerged as the predictable winner of Kazakstan’s parliamentary elections, which unfolded alongside increased harassment of activists and observers. As the first elections to see a mandatory 30 per cent quota for women and youth in party lists, the January 10 polls were supposed to represent a level of reform. In addition, for the first time, elections to maslikhats (local representative bodies) were held according to party lists. However, there were few surprises as out of the five parties running, the three that were already serving in the mazhilis - the lower...

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Kazakstan's Unsurprising Elections | Institute for War and Peace Reporting - Vimarsana News

Kazakstan's Unsurprising Elections | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

The ruling Nur Otan party has emerged as the predictable winner of Kazakstan’s parliamentary elections, which unfolded alongside increased harassment of activists and observers. As the first elections to see a mandatory 30 per cent quota for women and youth in party lists, the January 10 polls were supposed to represent a level of reform. In addition, for the first time,

Source: iwpr.net