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Maryna Reshetnyak

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Maryna lives and works in Odessa, Ukraine. Her area of interests is Public Health and Public Economics and Russian - Ukrainian relations. Maryna holds MPA degree from the University of Delaware.

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18 August 2010

U.S.A.: Russophone Students Blog About Work and Travel Program

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Eastern & Central Europe, North America

Every summer thousands of college students from Russia, Ukraine and other former Soviet countries come to the United States to take part in the Work and Travel USA program. Many blog about their experiences and impressions.

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1 July 2010

Ukraine: Mysterious Deaths at the Kiev Zoo

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Eastern & Central Europe

The Kiev Zoo has recently attracted attention of both the traditional and citizen media because of the alarming events happening there: quite a few animals at the Zoo have died under unclear circumstances during the last year.

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16 June 2010

Russia: Bloggers Discuss the Case of a Cop-Killing Gang

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Eastern & Central Europe

Russian bloggers are having a heated discussion of the recent detention of a criminal group that carried out a series of attacks on the police in Russia’s Far East.

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9 November 2009

Ukraine: Internet Offers Swine Flu Common Sense

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Ukraine

Inconsistency in health officials’ reports about the flu epidemic in Ukraine has led to rumors and gossip. The Internet has served as a medium for unbiased information about the epidemic, as well as professional advice on how to stay safe. .

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2 January 2009

Russia: Bloggers Debate Immunization of Children

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Eastern & Central Europe

One of the most popular health-related topics discussed by Russian bloggers is that of the immunization of children. Current digital media discussions reflect to a great extent debates that are...

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