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    April 18, 2012

    "The challenges of the modern world are such that national governments are not capable of responding to them alone. New emerging powers will change world politics, which will lead to corresponding changes in existing international organizations," INSOR Chairman Igor Yurgens writes.

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    March 12, 2012

    "Throughout the election-cycle peak, lasting the better part of the last six months, Russian authorities have received many signals from society—signals that are at once momentous and multidirectional," INSOR Chairman Igor Yurgens writes. 

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