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20 DEC

Putin’s silent children

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comment1Russia is a hot topic these days and generally for all the wrong reasons. With problems in Ukraine, a sharply falling currency, food sanctions and a leader who resembles some kind of Disney villain it might seem a bit irrelevant …

December 20, 2014Tagged: moscow, paige reynolds, Putin, Russia, Sarah MorelLeave a commentEditor December 20, 2014

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