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ARCHIVE: 2009 ãîä 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 POSTAGE PREPAID: e-mail: Main | Archive | Issue Issue 3/2009 Embassy Life:   Eurasian Soiree at the EU Commission’s Residence   Three Decades of Iran’s Islamic Revolution   Summing Up the International Polar Year   “I Would Like to Take Home Some Russian Snow...”   “Our Friendship Goes Back Over 1000 Years”   Sri Lanka’s Warmth in February in Moscow   Russian-Peruvian Relations Go Back 40 Years   Two Holidays of the State of Kuwait   Jaume Plensa’s “Frozen Music”   Diplomats’ Downhill Skiing Cup   Commemorating Fellow Diplomats The Arts:   The Splendor and Charm of Russian Interior Design   Ancient Spirits Come to Life Again   From the Ambassador’s Private Collection Business:   The Days of Moldovan Wine in Moscow   Harmony of Soul and Body Introducing a New Ambassador:   Mohammad Khalid Khattak Charity:   Masquerade Ball on Prechistenka Street Books:   Noriko Endo and Her Useful Books Things Russian:   It All Began with Cap Visors Moscow's Museums:   A House Fostering Friendship with the Peoples of the Orient Diplomacy, Women, Flowers:   UNDP Increases Cooperation with Russia   And lovely is the rose   One Third of All Australian Ambassadors Are Women   Say “I Love You” in the Language of Flowers...   Russia is the Land of Flowers   Diplomat’s Wife Gives up Her Career for Her Husband’s and Her Country’s Sake   The Life of an Ambassador’s Spouse: it is a Sampaguita flower   Americans and Russians Like the Same Flowers   Ecuadorian Freedom Roses are Russians’ First Choice   Great Britain-Russia: business is more important than flowers   Holland – Russia: Tulips Go Well With Sunflowers   Flowers in Great Britain Are a Backdrop Rather than a Decoration   Ambassador and His Wife: One plus One Is More Than Two   When Love Is Not a Sin

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