Examples of using World press in English and their translations into Russian
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how will the world press react? What do you want?
as Argentina seemed to be suggesting in the world press.
One of the works from Stirton's series was awarded the fi rst prize in the Contemporary Issues Singles section of the most signifi cant international competition of photojournalism, World Press Photo 2012.
radio and featured in the world press for days after.
This Museum of Contemporary Culture holds exhibitions on an array of topics, from the World Press Photography Award winners to modern cities.
Now the Trans-Caspian gas main project is one of the main topics for discussion in the world press.
She started her career of photojournalist in 2006 after completing photojournalism course organized by the Caucasus Institute and World Press Photo in Yerevan, Armenia.
Stanley Greene, catalogues of World Press Photo contest winners, and many others.
one of which won First Prize among portraits on World Press Photo.
This was the official reaction when the photographers attempted to send images to Amsterdam, to the World Press Photo Contest.
Despite his youth Shokhov has already acquired an impressive exhibition history and received a World Press Photo award in 2014.
The world press should provide adequate coverage of the complex changes taking place in those countries,
Since the beginning of this year, the world press has given broad coverage to the radioactive experiments conducted on human beings by the Pentagon and other United States agencies.
Simultaneously, it organised a world Press campaign against Tariq Ramadan, the grandson of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, currently under investigation in a criminal affair.
It was this deep-rooted connection to true Swiss values that Jean-Claude Biver wanted to highlight by gathering his partners from Silicon Valley and the world press here.
where access to the world press and members of permanent missions was more restricted.
Unfortunately, developing countries did not have the same access to world press coverage as did developed countries.
In 2000, the International Press Institute named him one of its World Press Freedom Heroes.
UNESCO sponsored the 2005 IPI World Press Freedom Review, a country-by-country analysis of press freedom violations and media developments around
All speakers pointed to the importance of commemorating World Press Freedom Day, 3 May, and solemnly recalled and remembered the unprecedented