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Extractions: tickets ... FAQ 1. What Russian visas are there? How long does it take to get Visa? Generally, there are 5 types of visa: diplomatic, tourist, business, guest, and transit. Typically, the process of getting visa will take you a month or so. To get Russian visa you need to present to Russian Consulate valid passport, tourist voucher, an invitation and some other documents depending on the type of visa you want to get. You may find further description and details of getting Russian visa at www.russia-ic.com/eng/Travel/visa.html If you order Russian visa on our site, our Visa Support Service managers will contact you within a working day. Yet, official registration is usually passed 45 days before your actual arrival to Russia. You may order Russian visa at www.russia-ic.com/eng/Travel/visa1_order.html 2. Do I need to register my visa in Russia? Yes, all foreigners arriving to Russia need to register their visa within 3 working days. Read more information on the issue at www.russia-ic.com/eng/Travel/inandout-registration.html 3. How much money in foreign currency can I bring to Russia? If you have some cash and expect that you may have some cash on your way back, you may need to know that since 15th of March of 2003 you do not need to declare your money in amount under $3000 neither to import nor to export them. Money in amount between $3000 and $10000 need to be declared when depart, but it is not required having any permissions to export them for now. Note, you need to fill in 2 declarations at the customs control on your arrival. One copy goes to customs control officers when you enter the country; the other one is presented when you depart.
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Extractions: "Basic Information" Main screen (switchboard). "Analysis and Assessment" Detailed information about every region. Special attention is paid to the assessment of socio-economic situation, process of economic reforms, relations of region with the federal centre, electoral "history" of regions, including cities, towns and administrative districts. Assessment of natural, economic, social, political factors that determine the opportunities and specifics of doing business in the regions. An assessment of regional economic development is based on the analysis of financial indicators and securities markets. Disk price is Contact:
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Travel Alaska - Explore Alaska's Inside Passage Cities And Towns Sitka Explore Alaska s Inside Passage cities and towns Sitka, Sitka was once the capital of russianAmerica and russian influences permeate the area to this day. http://www.travelalaska.com/Regions/CommunityDetail.aspx?LocationID=67&RegionID=
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HQ-Linklist: Government, Politics, Law, Society Gazetteer has population numbers of cities, towns, and regions Web is the most advanced russian city in cyberspace; to all American digital states and cities; http://www.xs4all.nl/~linlist/lingovp2.html
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Extractions: Click the link for more information. (usually translated as provinces or regions ) and one municipality ( horad , i.e., "city"); the latter one is a special status of the capial of Belarus. Minsk For alternative meanings, see Minsk (disambiguation) Minsk (be: , ru: ) (population 1.7 million) is the capital of Belarus and headquarters of the Commonwealth of Independent States. It is also the capital of Minsk voblast or Minsk province Legend has it that a giant called Menesk or Mincz had a mill on the banks of a river nearby the city. He used to grind stones for making bread in order to feed his warriors. The name "Minsk", also known as Mensk in the Belarusian language, more likely comes from the word
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Extractions: Towns, cities and regions News Topics Introduction Projects ... Links Destination Germany Germany is not just an industrial country, but also a travel destination. This message has got around, and every year millions of tourists from Germany and abroad holiday in the country. According to the Federal Statistical Office, 326.6 million people made overnight stays in German hotels, hostels or guesthouses in 2001. The majority of these, 288.7 million, were German guests. The figures speak for themselves: 57 % of all holidays taken in 2001 remained within the country. Germany is by far the most attractive holiday destination for Germans. On the other hand, two-thirds of Germans tend to spend their main annual holiday abroad. They leave the country in search of adventure, language, culture, sport or relaxation. However, tourism experts suspect that the current uncertainties in the world economy, and the "perceived" inflation since the introduction of the euro, could change this situation in the next few years and make holidays within Germany even more popular. 2002: the International Year of Ecotourism The United Nations and the World Tourism Organization (WTO) have designated 2002 as the "International Year of Ecotourism". Numerous projects are intended to promote the concept of environmentally compatible "soft" tourism. These include the expansion of Germany's long-distance cycle paths and an upgrading of the network of paths for hikers. The German National Tourist Board is using the slogan "Lust auf Natur" ("Enjoying nature") to advertise the diversity of available holidays close to nature. According to a study, most European holidaymakers coming to Germany in 2001 were mainly interested in the landscape and nature. This is no surprise: with two seas in the North, lake and river landscapes, mid-range and high mountains, numerous natural parks and biosphere reserves, the country offers outstanding experiences of nature as well as something often missing elsewhere: a decent tourism infrastructure.
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Extractions: Towns, cities and regions News Topics Introduction Projects ... Links Diplomatic Structures Embassies in Berlin When the German Government moved from Bonn to Berlin, most of the diplomatic representations accredited in Germany also relocated to the capital. Only a few of the embassies, mainly those of states accredited in the German Democratic Republic (GDR), were able to make use of existing buildings. The majority of the embassies had to have new buildings erected or buildings that were already in place adapted for this new use. Today, the presence of the diplomatic representations in Berlin, some of them with artistically outstanding designs, enhances the architectural diversity of the city in an impressive fashion. Not infrequently, the conversion and careful treatment of historic structures have also made a valuable contribution to their preservation in accordance with conservation standards. Comprehensive survey Successful renovations, interesting new buildings Academic essays All in all, the authors have produced a book that represents a major addition to the documentation of a fascinating chapter in the history of both Berlin and modern German architecture. The grouping of the embassies in chapters about different areas of the city and the maps showing their locations will enable readers to study the buildings for themselves on architectural walks. An index of architects and a glossary of specialist architectural and diplomatic terms round off this admirable volume.
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Extractions: Clrae Presentation Principal bodies Composition of the Congress ... Secretariat Bulletin no 4 / 1996 ( August-September) From the President Since 1993, local democracy embassies (LDE) have been helping to promote and support local initiatives aiming to foster peaceful co-existence between communities in Croatia, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and "the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia". So far, the Congress has assisted with the setting-up of eight local democracy embassies which, over the months, have succeeded in becoming genuinely involved in the towns where they are based. Today, local democracy embassies have an even greater role to play in implementing and consolidating the peace process, which has an impact beyond the actual war zone. Thus, the work of LDEs in seeking to bring the various elements of society closer together and to reestablish mutual trust is contributing to the stabilisation of the whole region. The Congress has reaffirmed its support for this innovative and ambitious programme which offers European municipalities, towns and regions the opportunity to establish partnerships with municipalities keen to renew or maintain dialogue between communities. When I took office, I wanted to raise the programme's profile and increase its impact. Local democracy embassies are in a particularly good position to talk to local and regional authorities in the field and thus represent a base for practical work and a platform for international co-operation. The co-operation which has been established between the Canton of Geneva and Bihac
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Extractions: Estimated severity in terms of health-related consequences and affected population/areas Kola NPP malfunction four blocs in operation, two oldest VVER-440/230 type reactors started in 1973 and 1974 respectively, two VVER-449/213 in 1981 and 1984 respectively particularly the two oldest reactors do not meet international standards in spite of upgraded and improved emergency systems Reactor meltdown would happen as a result of several reasons in combination:
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Extractions: Information / Geography Barnaul is a Russian city located in the southwestern Siberia. Founded in 1738 as a silver-smelting center, today Barnaul is the administrative center of the Altai Region, a port, a rail junction on the Ob River and a major industrial center with factories producing textiles, machinery and chemicals.
