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IVAN vs JAAN: BBC Mardell's fight against windmills
BBC Mardell's fight against windmills. BBC's Mark Mardell has recently been on a fact-finding mission to Latvia, exploring the controversy of the so-called ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Citizenship discounts: black maket put price tag on ...
Citizenship discounts: black maket put price tag on Balts and Russians ... These facts established let's turn to the Russian black market on documents. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: AFP video on Estonia's e-services
"We are under real, psychological and virtual attack from Russia." Statement by the Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet. May 1st, 2007. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Who the hell are former communist countries?
In my opinion the term "former communist countries" frequently used to refer to the countries of the former USSR and its allies is controversial. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: "Defending" the Russian values: pillage and loot
"Defending" the Russian values: pillage and loot. The violence, directed largely at the police and the content of the boutiques in Tallinn downtown during ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Who the hell are former communist countries?
In my opinion the term "former communist countries" frequently used to refer to the countries of the former USSR and its allies is controversial. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Citizenship discounts: black maket put price tag on ...
Thus, for a Russian a foolproof Latvian passport would cost between €70.000 and €100.000. No wonder then there are wealthy people among the buyers. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Lars Christensen, you are being laughed at!
This information fell to fertile ground because Danske bank's Lars Christensen has been producing truckloads of PDFs and press headlines about "bubbles", ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Joke of the day: Kosachev won't let me into... Russia!
"crime, poverty, filth, bureaucracy, bad services". The poll was conducted by a Finnish newspaper. So, I guess, Kosachev is just doing Europe a favor. ...
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IVAN vs JAAN: Estonia crushed Nascism
Estonia crushed Nascism. Picture by a Russian blogger. From today's Russian news it seems that pro-Kremlin movement "Nashi", which gained notoriety mainly ...
 
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