.... Universities in England are like the Soviet Union....

Stanislav Shushkevich, who steered Belarus to independence during the breakup of the Soviet Union

Party of the Soviet Union, condemned her by name, and others like her, for their efforts to tear

But the leafy neighborhood of shrapnel-pocked apartments has been rebuilt and expanded several times over. Macroyan, a corruption of the Russian word for “ micro-complex, ” offers a micro-history of Afghanistan’s four decades of war.... They are part of the district’s landscape, like the rose gardens and the drooping laundry lines strung between buildings and trees, or the plaintive cries of vendors hawking yogurt and grilled ears of corn. There are also fresh shrapnel holes and shattered windo

Woody Allen is reputed to have quipped that “90% of life is showing up”. This is not a bad starting point in looking at Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s visit last week to Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan (no comment on the visit to London).

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Michelle Donelan, the universities minister, has likened the so-called decolonisation of reading

Not being able to see the forest for the trees isn’t just a colloquialism for Mihai Nita — it’s a professional disadvantage.“ When I go into the forest, I can only see 100 meters around me, ” said Dr.... “ We needed an eye in the sky.” To map a landscape’s history, foresters like Dr.... Nita long depended on maps and traditional tree inventories that could be riddled with inaccuracies....

Does Russia have a choice, then, between European and Eurasian Union? In fact, in the short to medium term, she does not even have that option. The only viable strategic choice is in the Far East-Eurasian direction.