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A Step At A Time writes in depth about the relationship between Finland, Estonia, and Russia - now and in the past.
Borut Peterlin thinks that Finnish journalist Magnus Berglund should be awarded “a Slovenian national medal of honor” for making public PM Janez Janša's graft allegations. There's even a Facebook group (with 662 members so far) devoted to Berglund and the story he broke.
Istori posts a speech by and publishes a statement about the Ingushetian publisher Magomed Yevloev, who was killed by Russian police in the weekend. Together with Anna Politkovskaya, Yevloev - the publisher of closed-down news site ingushetiya.ru - was a frequent guest at the Finnish-Russian Civic Forum.
BBC's Mark Mardell reports from the emergency EU summit in Brussels that “it seems all but decided that there will no sanctions against Russia.”
A Step At A Time and Vera's Log report on the Finnish Immigration Service's decision to deport Maria Kirbasova, a half-paralyzed 67-year-old Russian citizen, who was one of the founders of Soldiers' Mothers organization.
AnTyx writes about the Finnish Muslim Party's protest against Estonia's presence in Iraq - and shares a few Soviet/post-Soviet childhood memories.
Itching for Eestimaa reports that “Estonia is considering hiring 300 unemployed Finnish police officers to handle its internal shortage of police.”
The crosses are still closed with a totally destroyed infrastructure 26/Jan/2009. How long this ceasefire will hold under this blockade?...
Here we go again the cycle starts again. The crosses are still closed. Gaza is still locked down. There was...
Nice analogy manus!
As an American, I have enjoyed Entropa because it inspired me to find out why each country was depicted as...
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The best thing about all of this is the multiethnic background of all the twitter users, celebrating the sport's victory...
And a pretty relevant observation by therealpsmst, tweeted right after the victory over Finland: If yesterday wasn't about politics, then see...