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            <title>Russia Bets On Education To Sustain Influence In Central Asia</title>
            <description>Russia is investing hundreds of millions of dollars to build schools and universities across Central Asia, reinforcing the use of the Russian language at a time when younger generations in the region are increasingly exposed to Western and Chinese influences.</description>
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            <title>Old Traditions And Modern Tech Drive Abortions Of Girls In Central Asia</title>
            <description>Across Central Asia, deep-rooted son preference is driving sex-selective abortions and distorting birth ratios. Women describe intense family pressure to bear boys, while experts warn the growing gender imbalance could fuel long-term social instability.</description>
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            <title>In Central Asia, Pressure To Bear Sons Drives Sex-Selective Abortions</title>
            <description>In Central Asia, newborn boys outnumber girls at a rate well beyond the worldwide average. That shift is the result of sex-selective abortion, in which families choose to terminate a pregnancy when a daughter is expected. Observers warn that this choice is not always made freely by pregnant women.</description>
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            <title>Papers, Please: German Military Museum Bars Ukrainians, Russians, And Some Other Nationalities</title>
            <description>A major military museum in the western German city of Koblenz is denying entry to nationals from 26 countries, causing tense scenes with some visitors who arrive with children.  </description>
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