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Issue 4/2009
Protocol:
Credentials Presented
Diplomacy: The Succession of Generations:
Diplomats’ Work: “Anything But Easy Sometimes, But Always Exciting”
Foreign Ministry: School of Professionalism and Patriotism
Diplomacy is a Creative Profession
Feelign of Being Involved In History
I’m Proud to Belong to the Diplomats’ Guild
Embassy Life:
Briefings by the Spokesman for Russia’s Foreign Ministry
For Life without Violence
“May Pakistan’s People Prosper”
Faith Can Help Get Through Hard Times
Russia—Chile: Cordial Closeness and Mutual Cooperation
Russian Journalists Awarded the Swedish Order of the Polar Star
St. Patrick’s Day in Moscow
Choir Members Need No Interpreters
The 131st Anniversary of Bulgaria’s Independence
Namibian Picturesque Scenery in Russian Photography
Ghana Celebrating Its Anniversary
A Bangladeshi Holiday
Tunisia'a Warmth In Moscow
Brunei Independent for a Quarter of a Century
Russia - Myanmar: 61 Years of Frienshop And Cooperation
Indonesia Waiting for Russian Vacationers
The Ambassador Meets with Journalists
Mauritius, a “Flower on the Ocean’s Edge”
Egypt, Our Vacation Spot
Sri Lanka Is Growing on the Russian Travel Map
Russia—Ethiopia: Over a Century Long Friendship
Greece: its 188th Independence Day
New Chairperson for the APWG
Time-tested Friendship
The Arts:
That Passionate Reporter Riboud
All About Gogol
Treasures Of The Great Moguls Displayes In Moscow
Children Drawing Fairytales
German Drawings in Six Centuries
Birches Playing Bach
The Russian Orthodox Liturgy In English
Business:
Three Million Russian Tourists Have Chosen Turkey
Introducing a New Ambassador:
Adilbek Dzhaksybekov
Reading About Russia:
The End Of Troubled Times And Start Of Mobilization
Charity:
“Music Inspires the Whole World”
Pillars of Russian Literature:
Gogol: Genius, Demon, Madman
Things Russian:
Kuznetsovs’ “Porcelain Empire”
Êîïèðàéò-áëîê, 2006