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Issue 5/2009
Embassy Life:
Bowing Low to Our Veterans
Friendship from Generation to Generation
Jerusalem Stone for New Jerusalem
South Africa Free 15 Years
Israel Receives Congratulations
The Birthday of the Queen of Holland Is an Orange-Colored Festivity
Uzbekistan Is Not Afraid of the Crisis
The Polish Minister at Poland’s Embassy
Based on Bolivarian Values
Rakesh Sharma, Space Era Veteran
Nepal Through the Eyes of Russian Photographers
The Arts:
“Flowers, how could one not love you without end? I’d drink to you like to a close friend...”
The Universally Known “Unknown” on Display in Moscow
Ivan the Terrible’s Helmet on Display in the Kremlin
“The Traditions Started by Kekkonen Still Prove Useful Today”
“A Language of Diplomats and Simply Cultured People”
“The Thracians and Scythians Have Always Been Friends”
Salud, Ecuador!
Montenegro, My Love!
About Russia Yet Again
Business:
The Russian Century of Andrew Somers
Kaluga Region on Yakimanka Street
Foreign Investment in Lenin’s Native City
POLA: Keeping the Skin Beautiful in the Summer
Introducing a New Ambassador:
Omar Saif Ghobash
Reading About Russia:
Looking for National Identity
Foot-Loose in Moscow:
On the Banks of an Invisible River
Travels with Diplomat:
Diplomat Was on the North Pole
Diplomacy And Media:
Diplomacy and the Media: Russia’s Foreign Ministry’s Priorities
Information Concerns of the Russian Mission in Beijing
Work with Media Is Among the Embassy’s Priorities
“The Voice of Russia”: Educating Instead of Lecturing
Diplomats and Journalists Strive for Mutual Understanding
Understanding Russia’s Foreign Policy Is All But Easy
The Flows of Information Need to Be Managed
Moscow a Magnet for Foreign Correspondents
Truth should not be seen as positive or negative
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