Examples of using Post-soviet in English and their translations into French
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After the fall of Soviet Union, the Union of Soviet Writers was divided into separate organizations for each of the Post-Soviet states.
The most relevant of these is the convening of an international conference on refugees and migrants in post-Soviet territory.
Armenia was trying to adjust to the multiple stresses of post-Soviet economic, cultural and political transformation.
regional veterans' organizations from post-Soviet countries.
e have increased in the CCEE and CBP and they have decreased in most post-Soviet states.
The post-Soviet Lithuanian government has on a number of occasions stated a commitment to commemorating the Holocaust,
Non-marital relations in the European Post-Soviet Countries: Overview of Legal Regulation- Colloquium"La séparation des couples non mariés"(Lyon University, France, 28 March 2008);
Jehovah witness slalom in a Post-Soviet, Atheist and capitalist value system can be time-consuming,
Mr Gorbachev was a highly controversial figure in some post-Soviet states, which did not remember him in a very positive light because of the massacres
leave behind the conflicts we inherited from the imperial past and from post-Soviet lawlessness.
period of economic transition, common to all post-Soviet countries, the situation in Armenia had been further aggravated by a devastating earthquake,
Post-Soviet European Family Law:
1 event on criminalisation of HRDs in post-Soviet countries at the HDIM.
Central Asia, but in the whole post-Soviet area with the NPA.
He had been involved in many activities in post-Soviet countries to help them use their new-found independence to develop democracy
Ukraine, unlike other post-Soviet states, has a lively media journalism culture which facilitates constructive debate about standards
the 2005 synthesis report, there are distinct similarities in the implementation of the Convention among EECCA countries related to their origins as post-Soviet States.
as a catalyst of integration processes and as an instrument for the prevention of conflicts in the post-Soviet era.
In particular, we call for the recognition of the special circumstances plaguing the post-Soviet sphere, where the current progress towards gender equality is being actively undermined by the spread of new anti-feminist and anti-gender movements.
All six post-Soviet states suffer from severe lacunae when it comes to the availability
