Posted on: July 20th, 2008 Posted by Helen Young
The United States and Britain went before the United Nations Security Council in an attempt to get support to bring sanctions against Zimbabwe. The measure failed and left the leaders of both countries feeling “disappointed” and “furious” respectively. The resolution sponsored by the United States and Britain was brought forth after President Mugabe won the [...]
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Posted on: July 8th, 2008 Posted by Helen Young
As Visa free travel is becoming more popular between various countries Russia is joining in by trying to make a deal with the European Union that would grant travel between the two without requiring a visa.
Russia’s representative at the European Union, Vladimir Chizhov, remarked about the visa free situation that “A dialogue on visa-free [...]
Popularity: 9%
Posted on: July 7th, 2008 Posted by Helen Young
TNK – BP which is a oil company that is made up as a joint venture between the countries of Britain and Russia has hit a snag in their operation plans as some of the main players in the company might be forced to leave the headquarters which is located in Russia as their visas [...]
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Posted on: July 3rd, 2008 Posted by Helen Young
As tensions mounted between British company BP and their Russian joint venture partner TNK-BP over visa concerns it appears a resolution is in the works. The issue began when BP asked its Russian counterparts to apply for 150 visas for about 100 permanent employees. The application for the visas was submitted only asking for 63 [...]
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Posted on: July 1st, 2008 Posted by Mathew Walters
Even though the Russian economy has grown stronger over the last decade many who have directly benefited from this prosperity are still considering emigration. A survey conducted by the Levada Center indicates that nearly half of Russia’s middle class would consider emigrating either for a short period or permanently.
The poll conducted by the Levada [...]
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