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Many countries celebrate International Workers Day

Many countries celebrate International Workers Day

Mayday used to be an important hoiliday in the former USSR and is still celebrated in Russia and many of the former Soviet Republics, although it does not have today the ideological significance of the past.
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Armenia Calling!

Armenia Calling!

Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan took time off from the election hustings to visit an exhibition of Georgian Armenian Artists entitled "The Homeland's call"
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Ukraine's pain

Ukraine's pain

The people of Ukraine are trying to make sense of the bombings in one of their cities yesterday which left dozens of people wounded. It came at a time of increasing polorisation in the country's political system.
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There are 2,482,238 voters in Armenia, or are there? LINKS 6th briefing on the Armenian elections looks at the voters list.

There are 2,482,238 voters in Armenia, or are there? LINKS 6th briefing on the Armenian elections looks at the voters list.

In the sixth part of its series of briefings on the 2012 Parliamentary elections in Armenia, LINKS Analysis looks at the issue of the voters list, and at claims that the list is inflated by thousands of voters. It also looks at what the OSCE/ODIHR mission is saying on this subject, which is so vital to a proper election process.